PRP therapy is an innovative procedure that utilizes your body's own platelet-rich plasma to stimulate collagen production, improve skin texture, and enhance your overall complexion. It's a versatile treatment that can address a range of skin concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, scarring, and skin laxity.

At Tara Cutrone Medical Aesthetics, we're committed to providing you with personalized PRP treatments that suit your unique needs and skincare goals. Whether you're looking to reduce the signs of aging, enhance your skin's texture, or diminish the appearance of scars, PRP therapy can be tailored to your individual requirements.

PRP therapy involves the collection of a small sample of your blood, which is then processed to concentrate the platelets and growth factors. These platelet-rich plasma components are responsible for tissue repair and regeneration. Once the PRP is prepared, it is skillfully injected into the targeted areas, stimulating collagen production and revitalizing the skin.

Results from PRP treatments typically become noticeable within a few weeks as your body's collagen production increases. With little to no downtime, you can return to your daily activities immediately after your treatment. This non-surgical approach to skin rejuvenation is one of its 

most appealing features.

A PRP session is a straightforward and minimally invasive procedure. It usually takes less than an hour to complete. While the experience may vary from person to person, most patients describe minimal discomfort during the treatment. In some cases, a topical anesthetic is applied to ensure your comfort.

Depending on your specific skin concerns and goals, a series of PRP treatments may be recommended. Nurse Practitioner Tara Cutrone will work closely with you to determine the ideal treatment plan to achieve your desired results.

PRP therapy is suitable for individuals seeking a natural and non-surgical approach to skin rejuvenation. It can benefit people of various skin types and tones. PRP is generally well-tolerated and is considered a safe procedure. However, it may not be recommended for individuals with certain medical conditions, which Tara Cutrone, NP, will assess during your consultation.