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INDIVIDUAL CARE · BY JESSI

PRP.
Your skin.
Your options.

Platelet-rich plasma, explained personally. Explore your skin concerns with a consultation shaped around you.

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In-person consultations in Darlinghurst, Sydney.

A consultation in the light-filled treatment room at By JessiUNDERSTANDING COMES FIRST · BY JESSI

A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE

Your platelets.
A personal
approach.

The science, made clear.
The care, made personal.

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. It is prepared from a small sample of your own blood, with the platelet-rich portion separated for use in treatment. Platelets contain proteins involved in the body’s normal biological processes.

PRP may be considered when discussing skin texture and quality. A consultation looks at your concerns, medical history and expectations, then considers whether this approach is suitable. Responses differ, and a particular result cannot be promised.

The By Jessi reception with blush walls and a marble counterOUR CLINIC · A SPACE FOR YOUR QUESTIONS

WHAT TO EXPECT

Care begins
with clarity.

01

Your starting point.

We begin with your skin concerns, previous treatments and the changes you would like to discuss. Your questions help guide the consultation.

02

Individual suitability.

Your practitioner assesses your skin and reviews your health, medications and relevant history to determine whether PRP may be appropriate for you.

03

Understanding PRP.

A small blood sample is collected and processed to separate the platelet-rich portion. If you proceed, this preparation is introduced into the agreed treatment areas.

04

An individual plan.

Discuss possible effects, limitations, risks, alternatives and fees before deciding. Your practitioner explains preparation, aftercare and when to arrange a review.

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

Care extends
beyond your visit.

A clear discussion.
Time to make your decision.

Possible side effects.

Using your own blood does not remove treatment risks. Redness, swelling, tenderness and bruising can occur. Your practitioner will explain possible complications, factors relevant to you and when to seek review.

Your recovery plan.

Allow time for recovery and discuss upcoming events, work and other procedures before treatment. Your practitioner will provide individual aftercare advice and explain how your response will be reviewed.

A LITTLE CLARITY

Your questions,
answered.

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What does PRP involve?

PRP uses a platelet-rich preparation made from your own blood. After collection, the sample is processed in a centrifuge and the prepared portion is administered to selected areas. Your practitioner explains the procedure and comfort measures beforehand.

How many visits will I need?

The number and spacing of sessions depend on your assessment, treatment area and response. Your practitioner will discuss a proposed plan and how progress will be reviewed. Further treatment is an individual decision.

What should I expect afterwards?

Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur. Recovery varies. You will receive aftercare guidance, advice about symptoms that need review and information about contacting the clinic.

Can I discuss hair thinning?

Yes. Hair concerns require an assessment of possible causes and may need input from your GP or a specialist. Where appropriate, PRP may be discussed as part of a broader plan. Suitability and response vary between individuals.

BY JESSI · DARLINGHURST

A personal
conversation.

Discuss PRP and your skin concerns
with our team in Darlinghurst.

Arrange a consultation 233 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
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