Acronym
PRP (platelet-rich plasma)
A preparation made from a person's own concentrated blood platelets, used in regenerative and aesthetic procedures.
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. Blood is drawn, spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, and the resulting plasma is reinjected. It appears in regenerative, orthopaedic, and aesthetic contexts. Because it uses a person's own blood, its regulatory profile differs from donor or manufactured products.
Also known as
platelet-rich plasma, platelet rich plasma, prp therapy
Where to find it
36 clinics in the directory offer prp (platelet-rich plasma). Prices shown are the cheapest for this treatment where published; always confirm with the venue.
London
- Eskulap Clinicfrom GBP 200
- London Bridge Regenerative Clinicfrom GBP 250
- Mayfair Practicefrom GBP 250
- Clinicbefrom GBP 275
- Proback Clinic Victoriafrom GBP 275
- ProHealth Clinicfrom GBP 285
- HUM2N Longevity Clinicfrom GBP 290
- Zen Healthcare Hampsteadfrom GBP 400
- PRP London Clinicfrom GBP 450
- Rejuvence Clinicfrom GBP 450
- Hampstead Aestheticsfrom GBP 500
- Optimise Healthfrom GBP 550
- Harley Street Medicsfrom GBP 599
- Reborne Longevity Londonfrom GBP 600
- Omniya Clinicfrom GBP 650
- Geneviv Clinicfrom GBP 700
- London Natural Therapiesfrom GBP 850
- Este Medical Groupfrom GBP 1,500
- Menon Healthfrom GBP 1,500
- Drip Hydration London Mobile IV Therapyfrom USD 1,999
- 111 Harley Streetfrom GBP 6,500
- Aestha Clinic
- BelleCell
- Cortisone London / Harley Street Joint Care
- Dr SNA Clinic
- Dr SW Clinics
- EGA Clinic (London Longevity Hub)
- Harley Street Longevity Club
- Harley Street Specialist Hospital
- King Edward VII's Hospital
- Levitas Clinic London
- London Bridge Sports Medicine (LBSM)
- London Regenerative Institute (LRI)
- Stemvita
- The Harley Street Hospital
- The Regenerative Clinic