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PRP for skin

Support fresher-looking skin with platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood.

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Private service. Not covered by AHCIP.

Before you decide

A regenerative treatment using your own platelet-rich plasma to support fresher-looking skin and improved skin quality.

Your practitioner
Dr Varma · Family physician — injectable and prescription-related care
Consultation and treatment budget
Consultation: $100 CAD. Treatment price is confirmed for your individual plan. Call to enquire or review what your quote covers.
Expected change
Changes, when they occur, develop gradually and may include an improvement in the appearance of skin texture and quality. Individual response and treatment protocols vary.
Recovery
Redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising and pinpoint bleeding can occur. The treated area may look inflamed for several days, particularly when PRP is combined with microneedling.

Risks and suitability

  • Pain, bruising, swelling, bleeding or infection can occur
  • Redness or irritation may temporarily worsen
  • Some people notice little or no meaningful improvement

Using your own blood does not make PRP risk-free, and the same evidence does not apply to every proposed use. For skin, ask whether any apparent benefit could come from a combined procedure rather than PRP alone.

A consultation does not guarantee that treatment will be offered and does not oblige you to proceed. Your practitioner will discuss suitable options, alternatives, material risks, limitations, recovery, price and consent before treatment.

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Helpful details

Frequently asked questions

About the treatment

A plan shaped around you

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small sample of your blood is processed to concentrate the platelet-containing plasma, which is then injected or combined with microneedling. Dr Varma may recommend PRP when the goal is to support skin quality, texture and a fresher-looking appearance through a gradual treatment plan.

Your appointment

What to expect

  1. 1

    Talk through your skin goals, health history and any medicines that may affect treatment

  2. 2

    Have a small blood sample taken and prepared to separate the platelet-rich plasma

  3. 3

    Receive PRP by injection or with microneedling, according to your agreed plan

  4. 4

    Leave with aftercare guidance and a clear plan for review or further sessions

Results

Changes, when they occur, develop gradually and may include an improvement in the appearance of skin texture and quality. Individual response and treatment protocols vary.

Recovery

Redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising and pinpoint bleeding can occur. The treated area may look inflamed for several days, particularly when PRP is combined with microneedling.

Dr Varma, co-founder of London & Glow

Your practitioner

Dr Varma

Family physician — injectable and prescription-related care. MUDr, BSc, DFSRH, MRCGP, CCFP, MSCP

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