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PRP treatment: treatments with platelet-rich plasma
Teresa de Miguel Miró
Currently, more and more people are looking for natural and effective treatments to rejuvenate their skin and strengthen their hair without resorting to invasive procedures, and this is where regenerative medicine comes in.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) has emerged as one of the most innovative techniques, using the body's own resources to stimulate cellular regeneration and improve skin and hair health.
What is PRP and how does it work?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a procedure in which a small amount of the patient's blood is drawn, subjected to a centrifugation process to separate the fraction rich in growth factors, and injected into the area to be treated. These growth factors activate the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid, promoting tissue regeneration and improving its quality.
This treatment is 100% biocompatible and safe, as it uses the patient's own plasma, eliminating the risk of allergies or adverse reactions.

Main Benefits of PRP
- Natural cellular regeneration and collagen stimulation.
- Skin rejuvenation and improvement in elasticity.
- Reduction of wrinkles and expression lines.
- Improvement in hair quality, strengthening the hair.
- Safe treatment with no side effects.
Applications of PRP in Aesthetic Medicine
Facial PRP: Natural Rejuvenation
Facial PRP, also known as a plasma facial or plasma facial treatment, is applied to the face to improve the skin's texture and luminosity. If you want to discover how it can transform your skin, visit our article dedicated to facial PRP.
Hair PRP: Stop Hair Loss
Hair PRP is one of the most advanced techniques for strengthening the scalp and combating hair loss. If you are looking for an effective solution, we invite you to read our blog on hair PRP.

Frequently Asked Questions about PRP
How long does it take to see the effect of PRP?
The results are progressive. In facial PRP, an improvement in luminosity is noticeable from the first session, while collagen production is activated after 3-4 weeks. In hair PRP, a reduction in hair loss is usually observed in the first few weeks, and hair growth starts after three months.
How many sessions are needed?
An initial protocol of 3-4 sessions with an interval of 4-6 weeks is recommended, followed by maintenance sessions every 6-12 months, depending on individual needs.
Is the treatment painful?
PRP is injected through micro-injections, so it may cause slight discomfort, but topical anesthesia is applied to minimize any discomfort.
Does it have side effects?
As it is a treatment with autologous plasma, there is no risk of adverse reactions. There may be slight swelling or redness in the treated area, but it disappears in a few hours.
PRP, the Future of Rejuvenation and Regeneration
Platelet-Rich Plasma is a revolutionary option in aesthetic medicine, offering a natural and safe approach to rejuvenate the skin and strengthen hair. Whether through facial PRP to improve skin quality or hair PRP to stop hair loss, this treatment is an effective and biocompatible alternative.
At Beldon Medical, our specialists customize each session to ensure the best results. Discover more about PRP and book your treatment in Madrid with us.

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