Harnessing Your Body’s Natural Regenerative Potential
At ReNovus, we believe that healthier, more youthful-looking skin and hair begin with supporting the body’s own biological processes.
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is a regenerative treatment that uses a concentrated preparation of platelets obtained from a patient’s own blood. Platelets contain growth factors and signalling proteins involved in tissue repair, cellular communication and regeneration.
By delivering PRP to carefully selected areas of the face or scalp, treatment aims to stimulate natural biological responses that may improve skin quality or support hair follicle activity.
Unlike treatments that introduce synthetic fillers or foreign materials, PRP uses components derived from your own blood, making it an appealing option for patients seeking a more natural approach to skin and hair rejuvenation.
At ReNovus, PRP therapy is delivered using the EmCyte PURE II system, as part of our commitment to advanced medical technology, evidence-informed treatments and personalised patient care.

The EmCyte PURE II Difference
ReNovus uses the EmCyte PURE II system, a specialised medical device designed to separate and concentrate platelets from a patient’s own blood. The system provides a controlled preparation process that allows clinicians to obtain platelet-rich plasma for therapeutic use.

Why does the preparation process matter?

Supporting Skin Renewal From Within
These changes can result in fine lines, uneven skin texture, reduced firmness and a loss of the skin’s natural radiance. PRP facial treatment seeks to support the skin’s own regenerative processes by introducing platelet-derived growth factors into targeted areas.
Potential benefits may include:
- Improved skin texture and overall skin quality.
- Improvements in the appearance of fine lines for some patients.
- Support for collagen remodelling and tissue renewal.
- Improvements in skin appearance and radiance.
PRP is particularly relevant to patients who prefer a gradual, natural-looking approach to skin rejuvenation rather than treatments designed to create immediate volume or change facial contours.
Results can vary between individuals and cannot reliably reverse all signs of ageing and should be considered with your doctor alongside other methods and technology for skin health.

Complementing Advanced Laser Skin Treatments
In appropriately selected patients, PRP may be considered alongside laser-based treatments as part of an individualised skin rejuvenation plan. The suitability, timing and potential benefit of combining treatments are assessed by our clinicians, with consideration given to skin condition, treatment objectives, healing requirements and available clinical evidence.
Our objective is not simply to improve the immediate appearance of the skin, but to support healthier skin and optimise longer-term outcomes.

Supporting Hair Follicle Health and Natural Hair Growth
Hair thinning and hair loss can affect both men and women and may arise from a range of contributing factors, including genetics, hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, medical conditions and ageing.
PRP therapy is an emerging treatment option for certain forms of hair loss, particularly androgenetic alopecia, commonly known as male or female pattern hair loss. Platelet-derived growth factors may influence biological processes associated with hair follicle activity and the hair growth cycle.
When administered into targeted areas of the scalp, PRP aims to support existing hair follicles and may help improve hair density and thickness in appropriately selected patients.
Potential benefits of scalp PRP include:
- Improvements in hair density for some patients with pattern hair loss.
- Increased hair shaft thickness in some individuals.
- Support for the activity of existing hair follicles.
- A non-surgical treatment option using the patient’s own blood.
- The ability to incorporate PRP into a broader, medically supervised hair loss management plan.
Clinical studies suggest PRP may benefit some patients with androgenetic alopecia, although treatment protocols and outcomes can vary considerably. PRP does not reliably restore hair growth where follicles are permanently destroyed, and it is not an established treatment for every form of hair loss. A discussion with one of our clinicians for suitability should be the first step.
Looking Beyond Hair Loss Symptoms
At ReNovus, our approach to scalp and hair health reflects the broader philosophy of The Age Less GP: understanding the factors contributing to a condition, rather than focusing solely on its visible symptoms.
Hair loss may be influenced by underlying medical or physiological factors, including thyroid dysfunction, iron deficiency, hormonal changes, nutritional status and certain medications. Where clinically indicated, our medical team can assess these contributing factors and recommend appropriate investigations or treatment.
PRP may then be considered as one component of an individualised hair health strategy, rather than as an isolated cosmetic procedure. This integrated approach combines regenerative treatment options with the wider medical expertise available through The Age Less GP.

What to Expect During PRP Treatment
1. Medical Consultation and Assessment
2. Blood Collection
3. PRP Preparation Using EmCyte PURE II
4. Targeted PRP Administration
5. Recovery and Follow-Up

How Many Treatments Will I Need?

Why Choose ReNovus for PRP?
ReNovus brings regenerative skin health treatments together with the clinical expertise and preventive medicine philosophy of The Age Less GP. Our approach is distinguished by three important principles:
Advanced Medical Technology
Medical Assessment and Personalised Care
A Commitment to Healthy Longevity

Discover Your Regenerative Potential
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Contact The Age Less GP to arrange a consultation and explore our personalised regenerative treatment options.
