PRP Treatments

What is Platelet Rich Plasma?

PRP contains your body's natural growth factors involved in the healing process from injuries.

These growth factors stimulate the production of more blood vessels, collagen synthesis and recruitment of stem cells into the treatment area. PRP treatments are often used for the following:

  • Arthritis and injury recovery
  • Sexual rejuvenation
  • Hair restoration
  • Treatment for men and women with urinary incontinence
  • Vampire Procedures: Facelift, Breast Lift, Wing Lift

PRP Treatments We Offer

Explore some of our signature therapies for complete health transformation.

Sexual Performance O-Shot®

The O-Shot® uses PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) from a woman’s own blood to enhance sexual arousal, improve lubrication, and increase sensitivity.

Sexual Performance P-Shot

This regenerative therapy uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to enhance blood flow, improve performance, and heal natural tissue.

Vampire Wing Lift®

The Vampire Wing Lift® uses PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) from a woman’s blood to rejuvenate and add to the labia, enhancing appearance.

Vampire Breast Lift®

The Vampire Breast Lift® uses PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) from the patient’s blood to enhance breast shape, improve skin and add volume.

Vampire Facelift®

The Vampire Facelift® uses PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) combined with dermal fillers to rejuvenate skin, reduce wrinkles, and enhance volume.

PRP Hair Restoration

PRP hair restoration uses Platelet-Rich Plasma to stimulate hair follicles, promoting natural hair growth, more thickness, and better scalp health.

A Brief History of Platelet Rich Plasma

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1990 - PRP is used as a surgical glue to seal difficult incisions- open thoracic surgery, plastic surgery, large skin flap

1991 - PRP is used by oral surgeons to enhance wound healing in cancer patients with jaw reconstructions.

1998 - Orthopedic surgeons begin using PRP as one of several tools to repair bone fractures that are resistant to healing.

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1999 - Introduction of PRP in sports medicine- Steve Bono (QB-49ers) for Achilles tendon.

2006 - American  Journal of Sport Medicine (11/2006) – research substantiates that PRP helps accelerate tissue/wound healing.

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2006 - PRP applications start to extend across many fields of medicine from cardiovascular surgery to orthopedics.

2009 - Hines Ward becomes MVP of Super Bowl after high ankle sprain 2 weeks prior.

How the Activation of Platelets Work

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    When injected into soft tissues, PRP will result in the formation of fibrin stand/mesh or extra cellular matrix under the skin.

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    Degranulation- when injected within the tissue, the platelets will release growth factors.

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    Migration of macrophages and stem cells to affected or treated area, both the stromal and hematopoietic stem cells to the area.

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    Growth factors bind to GF receptors in the area of injection, and attract additional stem cells. Growth and repair continue for up to 2-3 months after these injections.

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    Stem cells are needed to allow for direction and differentiation from the growth factors and tissue formation occurs.

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    The result is new, corrective, healthy tissues and the aging process of all tissues including the new tissues will continue.

Client Stories

"You found the fountain of youth! I'm going to start sending everyone your way."

- Tina,  PRP facelift and facial

"I am extremely happy. It has been a dream to have better skin. You have no idea how much this has helped my self-esteem."

- Kathleen, PRP/stem cell injection facelift and PDO threads for acne scarring

"YOU are AMAZING! You took care of the scar tissue on my face. I wish I had the microneedling as well. But I chickened out."

- Rojan, skin subcision and PRP injection

"Knee feels good today. A noticeable difference. PRP takes a while to kick in right? The shockwave or combo must have helped a lot."

- Kevin, 3 weeks post-acute knee injury

"I'm on the 12th day of the LDN. I swear I'm in a better mood. I did start working out a lot so I'm sure that's helping but I'm almost elated I'm in such a good mood. Just wanted to say thanks... Glad to be feeling some relief..."

- Ashley

Before and After Photos

View some of the most stunning transformations at Austin Regenerative Therapy.