Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy New Jersey

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy is a treatment that uses your own blood to stimulate natural healing and regeneration. After drawing a small sample of blood, it is processed to concentrate the platelets, which are then injected into the targeted area to encourage tissue repair and growth. We offer advanced platelet rich plasma in New Jersey, commonly used for hair restoration and skin rejuvenation.

 At Derma Laser Center, platelet-rich plasma costs $900 per session. For lasting results, such as in PRP hair restoration or facial rejuvenation, multiple sessions are often recommended. During your consultation, Dr. El-Attar will review your needs and design a personalized plan.

PRP therapy is generally not covered by insurance since it is a non-surgical, aesthetic procedure. However, Derma Laser Center offers flexible payment plans to make the treatment more accessible.

Yes, PRP is a highly effective solution for skin rejuvenation. It works by using your body’s own platelets to promote collagen growth, improve skin texture, and reduce wrinkles. PRP can help with a variety of skin concerns, including sun damage, uneven skin tone, and fine lines, giving you healthier, glowing skin.

Yes, PRP is a promising solution for hair loss. The treatment involves injecting platelet-rich plasma into the scalp, where it stimulates hair follicles, promoting new hair growth and strengthening existing hair. PRP has been shown to be effective for individuals with hair thinning or pattern baldness and can significantly improve hair density and quality over time. Most patients see noticeable results within a few months of treatment.

PRP therapy is available at clinics that specialize in advanced skin and hair treatments. At Derma Laser Center in New Jersey, Dr. Ayman El-Attar and his team provide personalized PRP treatments designed for natural-looking results. With decades of experience and thousands of successful procedures, our clinic is a trusted choice for patients seeking proven expertise.

PRP therapy is ideal for individuals looking for natural, non-surgical options for skin rejuvenation or hair restoration. It is particularly effective for those with early hair thinning, fine lines, wrinkles, or sun damage, as well as patients who want to boost their skin’s texture and tone. However, PRP is not recommended for people with bleeding or clotting disorders, active skin infections, severe anemia, or autoimmune conditions that may affect healing. Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should also avoid PRP until cleared by their doctor.

Following your PRP treatment, you may experience mild redness, swelling, or bruising, but these effects usually subside within a few days. For PRP hair restoration, scalp sensitivity is common, but it won’t disrupt your routine. PRP skin rejuvenation may cause slight tightness or irritation, but you’ll be able to resume normal activities quickly. Avoid sun exposure and heavy exercise for a few days to support healing.

For PRP skin rejuvenation, results typically begin to show 3-4 weeks after treatment, with continued improvement over time. Collagen production increases, tightening the skin and softening lines.

For hair restoration, noticeable results usually start around 3–6 months as hair follicles respond and new growth begins. Three treatments spaced 1-2 months apart are typically recommended for optimal results in both skin and hair rejuvenation.

The entire procedure takes about 30 minutes to perform in our clinic.

PRP results often last 12 to 18 months, though this can vary based on the condition treated, your age, and your lifestyle. At Derma Laser Center, we offer customized plans for PRP hair in New Jersey, starting with a series of treatments and optional maintenance sessions every 6–12 months. Our approach is tailored to help you achieve lasting improvements with minimal downtime.

PRP works by using your own blood, which is processed to concentrate the platelets and growth factors that stimulate healing, collagen production, and hair follicle activity. Because PRP has a physiologic pH similar to your body, it causes far less irritation compared to acidic treatments. Most patients experience only mild discomfort during microneedling or injections, often described as a quick pinch or pressure. Any redness or bruising that follows typically fades within a few days.

There have been no known side effects reported to date. Some patients may experience some mild irritation, swelling, bruising, itching, discoloration or tenderness at the injection sites. These are temporary conditions and typically resolve within two days.

There is virtually no risk of an allergic reaction, with no cases reported to date. The procedure uses your own blood to quickly collect and isolate PRP for injection, containing no animal or synthetic products.

Yes, PRP can help improve the appearance of scar tissue by promoting collagen production and tissue remodeling. It is often used in aesthetic treatments to soften acne scars, surgical scars, and other types of skin irregularities.

No, PRP is not the same as stem cells. PRP uses platelets from your own blood to accelerate healing and stimulate collagen, while stem cell therapy involves cells that can develop into different tissue types. These are two distinct treatments with different purposes.

PRP therapy is not routinely available on the NHS because it is often considered a cosmetic or elective treatment. Patients in the UK may need to seek private clinics for PRP services.