02 / Inside the vial
A small sample.
A closer look.
The spin is only the beginning.
Turn the vial. Separate its layers. Get a closer look at what makes up your sample.
Bringing the details into focus…
Explore your sample
FROM A SAMPLE TO PRP
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. We prepare it from your blood by concentrating platelets in plasma, the liquid part of blood. Select a layer to learn what it does.
Drag to turn. Click or tap a layer to hold the view.
Illustrative anatomy. Cell sizes, transitions and layer proportions are exaggerated. Preparation varies.
What happens at your appointmentFrom a small sample
to your next chapter.
You’ve seen what’s inside the vial. Here’s how it fits into your visit, from your first conversation to the care that follows.
You walk in. You're in the right place
Book online in two minutes, or start with a virtual consult from your couch. Either way, we'll send a simple onboarding form ahead of your first session. That's it. No clipboards stacked on clipboards.
A small sample, 15 mL, or 30 for a double session
The same as a routine blood test. A certified nurse draws 15 mL into a specialized PRP collection tube with a gentle anticoagulant that keeps the platelets intact. If you've chosen the double session, double the plasma, double the coverage, we draw 30 mL instead. Both are great options; your consult helps us pick the right one for you.
Eight minutes. Three thousand revolutions a minute
Your tube goes into a medical-grade centrifuge spinning at precisely 3,200 RPM. The spin creates a gravitational force that pulls heavier red blood cells to the bottom and leaves a golden, platelet-rich plasma layer on top, the bit that does all the work.
We draw off the layer that matters
From the spun tube, we extract roughly 5 mL of platelet-rich plasma, the golden top layer where growth-factor concentration is four to seven times baseline. Red cells stay behind. Only the regenerative fraction comes with us.
Delivered exactly where it's needed
Using micro-needles, we deposit the PRP in a pattern tailored to the treatment area, scalp follicles, facial dermis, or joint capsule. Numbing isn't needed for most people, but a topical numbing option is always available if you're sensitive. Most people find it easier than they expected.
You walk out. Your body gets to work
Total time in-clinic: around 45 minutes. No bandages, no downtime. You go back to your day. Growth factors activate over the following days; visible changes typically surface between weeks 8 and 16. We check in at 4, 8, and 12 weeks.
In and out in under an hour.
Back to your life. Your body handles the rest.