Traditional PRP injections use platelet-rich plasma processed for a wide range of medical and aesthetic applications, including joints, hair restoration, and skin. While effective, standard PRP preparation is not always optimized specifically for skin rejuvenation.
DermaPRP is a more refined approach to PRP designed with skin health in mind. The processing method focuses on isolating platelets and growth factors in a way that supports collagen production, skin repair, and overall skin quality. This allows DermaPRP to be more targeted for aesthetic outcomes such as improving texture, tone, firmness, and skin resilience.
In short, both treatments use your body’s own platelets, but DermaPRP is processed and utilized specifically for skin rejuvenation, while traditional PRP injections are broader in application.







