ROSACEA

• PRP is packed with your own blood’s growth factors and healing proteins. When injected into or applied on rosacea-prone skin, PRP can:

• Reduce inflammation and redness

• Strengthen and heal damaged blood vessels

• Promote collagen production for skin resilience

• Improve skin tone, hydration, and sensitivity

• Calm the skin and reduce flare-up frequency

• PRP doesn’t cure rosacea, but it helps manage symptoms and improve skin quality and barrier function over time.

1. There are two main approaches:

2. 1. Microneedling with PRP (a.k.a. “Vampire Facial”)

3. After drawing blood and preparing the PRP, a microneedling pen is used to create microchannels in the skin.

4. PRP is then applied topically so it absorbs deeply.

5. 2. PRP Injections (Mesotherapy-style)

6. PRP is injected with a fine needle into targeted areas — such as cheeks, nose, or chin — to calm inflammation and rejuvenate from within.

Benefits Observed:

• Reduced redness and sensitivity

• Fewer pustules or inflammatory bumps

• Strengthened skin barrier

• Healthier, calmer complexion

• Smoother texture and more even skin tone

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People often see subtle improvements after the first session, with continued progress over 2–3 months.

• Especially effective when combined with LED therapy, soothing skincare, and trigger management.

• You’re a good candidate if:

• You have mild to moderate rosacea

• Your skin is thin, red, inflamed, or prone to flare-ups

• You’re looking for a natural treatment option

• You've tried antibiotics or creams but want something regenerative

• You want to improve overall skin quality, not just symptoms

We encourage our clients to make an initial contact to make sure you receive all the necessary information before booking in an appointment.