PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
Advanced regenerative treatment using the patient’s own plasma
Service provided by
All doctors
Dr. Charalampos Harris Zourelidis
Work experience
28 years
Children admission
from age 0
Consultation price
660 AED
Dr. Nona Ovsepian
Work experience
21 year
Children admission
from age 0
Consultation price
590 AED
Dr. Shake Pogosyan
Work experience
17 years
Children admission
from age 0
Consultation price
590 AED
Dr. Igor Patrin
Work experience
14 years
Consultation price
590 AED
Dr. Eset Dzeygova
Work experience
22 years
Children admission
from age 0
Consultation price
590 AED
Dr. Wesam Al Ashkar
Work experience
11 years
Children admission
from age 0
Consultation price
590 AED
PRP Therapy at Polyclinic.ae
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy uses plasma prepared from the patient’s own blood. At Polyclinic.ae, PRP is used in several medical specialties, with indications and treatment protocols determined individually by the treating doctor.
In aesthetic medicine, PRP may be used as part of treatment plans aimed at improving skin quality and supporting tissue recovery. In trichology, it may be recommended as an adjunctive treatment for selected types of hair loss.
PRP is also used by other medical departments of the clinic for their respective indications. Suitability for treatment, expected benefits, possible risks and the recommended number of sessions are assessed individually.
When to Consider PRP Therapy
Advantages of PRP Therapy at Polyclinic.ae
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is PRP therapy?
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PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a treatment that uses a patient’s own blood plasma enriched with platelets. It stimulates tissue regeneration, improves blood circulation, and accelerates healing processes.
- How is next-generation PRP different from standard PRP?
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Advanced systems such as Maxxi PRP provide plasma with a much higher platelet concentration than traditional systems, making the therapy more effective and results more noticeable.
- In which areas of medicine is PRP used?
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In orthopedics — for joint and ligament therapy; in urology and andrology — for prostatitis and erectile dysfunction (including P-Shot); in gynecology — for postnatal recovery, urinary incontinence, and intimate rejuvenation; in cosmetology — for skin rejuvenation and post-acne treatment; and in trichology — for hair loss prevention and stimulation of growth.
- Does PRP help with hair loss?
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PRP may be used as an adjunctive treatment for selected types of hair loss. Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the possible cause of hair loss and, when indicated, performs trichoscopy and recommends additional investigations. The role of PRP and the treatment course depend on the diagnosis and individual clinical situation.
- Can PRP be used for the face and neck?
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Yes. It improves skin tone and elasticity, reduces fine lines, enhances complexion, and helps reduce post-acne scars.
- Is PRP therapy safe?
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PRP is prepared from the patient’s own blood, which reduces the risk of immunological reactions to the injected material. As with any procedure involving blood collection and injections, PRP therapy has potential risks and contraindications. These are assessed by the doctor before treatment.
- How many sessions are needed?
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The number of sessions and intervals between treatments depend on the indication, treatment area and individual response. The recommended protocol is determined by the treating doctor.
- Is the procedure painful?
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It is generally well-tolerated. Local anesthesia can be used if necessary. Mild discomfort may occur but usually subsides within 24 hours.
- Are there any contraindications?
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Main contraindications include acute infections, oncological diseases, and severe blood clotting disorders. The doctor always performs a consultation and necessary tests before treatment.
- Can PRP be combined with other treatments?
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Yes. In orthopedics, it can be combined with physiotherapy; in cosmetology, with peels and injectables; and in urology or gynecology, with other advanced therapies.
- What is the recovery period?
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Virtually none. Patients can return to normal daily activities immediately after the procedure.