Technique
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and Nanofat
PRP is a regenerative technique using your own blood: plasma concentrated in platelets is reinjected into the area to be treated. Growth factors released by the platelets stimulate skin or scalp cells. Nanofat uses a small amount of your own finely prepared fat.
- Areas treated
- Face, scalp, intimate area
- Specialties
- Face, Hair, Intimate health
- Reviewed by
- Dr Roland Marquet and Dre Zuzana Miniconi Orban
How it works
A blood sample is taken at the practice, then centrifuged to isolate the platelet-rich plasma. It is then injected superficially, with a fine needle or by mesotherapy.
As the product comes from you (it is called autologous), there is no risk of allergy to the product itself.
Indications
- Skin revitalisation
- Dark circles
- Wrinkles
- Hair loss, especially androgenetic alopecia
- Intimate dryness and discomfort
Good to know
- Autologous product: made from your own blood.
- Several spaced sessions are usually proposed.
- Can be combined with mesotherapy, microneedling or LED.
Frequently asked questions
Does PRP work for hair?
PRP is particularly useful in androgenetic alopecia, as long as active follicles remain. The preliminary diagnosis assesses whether you are a good candidate.
What is the difference between PRP and Nanofat?
PRP is prepared from your blood, Nanofat from a small amount of your fat. Both are autologous; the doctor chooses according to the area and goal.
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Medical content reviewed by Dr Roland Marquet and Dre Zuzana Miniconi Orban. Last updated 30 September 2026.