PRP & EXOSOME THERAPY | MANCHESTER
PRP & Exosome Therapy in Manchester
Explore advanced skin and hair treatments at Healing Hub MCR. Our PRP and exosome-based treatments are designed around your individual concerns, with a consultation carried out before treatment to assess suitability and discuss the most appropriate approach for you.
1 HOUR
SESSION LENGTH
From £140
PER SESSION
PRP TREATMENT EXPLAINED
What is PRP Therapy?
Platelet-Rich Plasma, commonly known as PRP, is a treatment that uses a concentrated portion of your own blood.
A small blood sample is taken and placed into a centrifuge, which separates the different components of the blood and allows the platelet-rich plasma to be collected. The prepared PRP can then be applied or introduced to targeted areas depending on the treatment being carried out.
At Healing Hub MCR, PRP treatments may be considered for clients looking to support the appearance of their skin, scalp or hair as part of a personalised aesthetic treatment plan.
Because the treatment uses material taken from your own blood, your practitioner will first complete a consultation and suitability assessment before proceeding.
EXOSOME TREATMENT EXPLAINED
What is Exosome Therapy?
Exosomes are tiny “messenger” particles released by stem cells. They carry proteins and growth signals to other cells, telling them to repair themselves and grow.
For Hair Loss – When used on the head, exosomes help wake up sleeping hair roots to grow new hair.
For the Face – On the skin, exosomes work as a strong healing and anti-ageing tool.
benefits of prp/exosome therapy
Why Choose PRP Therapy?
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Your Own Plasma
PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood before the platelet-rich portion is separated and used during treatment.
02
Skin-Focused Treatment
PRP may be incorporated into treatment plans for clients looking to improve the overall appearance, texture and quality of their skin.
03
Scalp & Hair Treatments
PRP is also commonly explored by people concerned about thinning hair or looking for additional options as part of a wider scalp and hair-care plan.
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Personalised Approach
Treatment areas, frequency and suitability vary between individuals, which is why every Healing Hub MCR treatment begins with a consultation.
YOUR APPOINTMENT
What happens during PRP Sessions?
01
Consultation
We begin by discussing your concerns, relevant medical history, previous treatments and what you would like to achieve.
02
Blood Sample
For PRP treatment, a small sample of your blood is taken using standard blood-drawing techniques.
03
PRP Preparation
The blood sample is placed into a centrifuge to separate its components and prepare the platelet-rich plasma required for treatment.
04
Treatment
The prepared PRP is used on the agreed treatment area according to the treatment plan discussed with your practitioner.
PRP/EXOSOME THERAPY FAQS
Questions about PRP Therapy
What does PRP stand for?
PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. It is prepared by taking a small sample of your own blood and using a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich portion.
How does PRP treatment work?
A small blood sample is collected and processed in a centrifuge. The resulting platelet-rich plasma is then used on the area being treated according to your personalised treatment plan.
What can PRP be used for?
Within aesthetics, PRP is commonly explored for skin and scalp treatments. The exact treatment and suitability will depend on your individual concerns and consultation.
Is PRP used for hair thinning?
PRP is offered within some aesthetic clinics as an option for people concerned about hair thinning. Hair loss has many possible causes, so your practitioner should first discuss your history and whether PRP is appropriate for you.
What is the difference between PRP and exosomes?
PRP is prepared from your own blood and contains concentrated platelets.
Exosomes are microscopic particles involved in cell-to-cell communication. Exosome-based aesthetic products are manufactured separately rather than being prepared from your own blood.
They are different treatments and may be used separately or within different treatment protocols.
Does PRP hurt?
A blood sample needs to be taken and the treatment itself may involve needles or microneedling depending on the area and technique used.
People experience discomfort differently. Your practitioner will explain what to expect before treatment.
How long does PRP treatment take?
Appointment length depends on the area being treated and the treatment protocol.
Allow additional time for consultation, blood collection and preparation of the PRP before the treatment itself takes place.
How many PRP sessions will I need?
There is no single treatment schedule suitable for everybody.
The number and frequency of sessions depends on the treatment area, your individual concerns, your response to treatment and the practitioner’s recommended plan.
