Texture and fine lines
PRP may be considered where the goal is to support skin quality and a refreshed appearance rather than change facial structure.
A doctor-led regenerative option using a concentrated preparation from your own blood for selected skin-quality goals.
No commitment. Start with a confidential enquiry.
Understanding your options
Skin renewal, considered in context.
PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The platelet-rich portion contains naturally occurring signalling proteins and is placed into selected areas of the skin.
It may be considered for texture, fine lines or acne scarring within a wider skin-health plan. A consultation first considers your skin, medical history, current products and realistic goals.
- Prepared from your own blood
- Personalised to your skin concern and health
- Evidence, alternatives and aftercare explained before treatment
Is it right for you?
A thoughtful skin assessment first.
Different skin concerns need different approaches. PRP is discussed only when it is appropriate for the change you want to address.
Acne scarring
Selected acne scars may be assessed for PRP, often as one part of a broader treatment discussion.
Tone and resilience
Dryness, sensitivity, pigmentation and hormonal changes are reviewed before deciding which options make sense.
Realistic expectations
The likely limits, treatment course, cost and alternatives are discussed clearly before you proceed.
Your care journey
Assess
We discuss your skin concerns, current routine, previous treatments, medicines, health and goals.
Plan
If PRP is suitable, the treatment area, preparation, session plan and alternatives are explained.
Treat
A small blood sample is processed and the platelet-rich preparation is applied or placed into targeted skin.
Review
Aftercare and follow-up are tailored to your response and any wider skin-health plan.
What to expect
Considered care. Honest guidance.
Temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur. The treatment method and recovery guidance depend on the area and plan agreed.
PRP cannot guarantee a particular cosmetic result. Dr Peer will explain the current evidence and what is realistic for your skin.
Treatment suitability and likely outcomes differ from person to person. Results cannot be guaranteed and will be discussed during your medical consultation.
Your next step
Would you like a medical view of your skin goals?
Share your concern with Dr Peer’s team. Your enquiry will help guide the most appropriate consultation and assessment.
Common questions
A little more clarity.
Is PRP a filler?+
No. PRP is prepared from your blood and is used to support regenerative processes; it does not add volume in the way a dermal filler does.
Can PRP help acne scars?+
It may be considered for selected scars, but scar type and skin health matter. Other treatments or specialist input may be more appropriate.
How many sessions will I need?+
There is no standard course for everyone. The suggested schedule depends on your concern, skin and response.
What is the recovery time?+
Redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur temporarily. Your individual aftercare will be explained before treatment.
Care with Dr Aamina Peer
A broad medical view, focused on you.
Dr Peer brings more than 25 years across clinical medicine, emergency care and global healthcare leadership. Her GP-led approach considers your wider health before recommending a targeted treatment.
- Experience
- MBChB · 25+ years in medicine
- Certifications
- ISSCA certified · DNAlysis Accredited Practitioner
- Clinical skills
- POCUS and ultrasound certified
Begin with clarity
Ask about PRP skin treatment.
Tell us what you would like help with. A considered medical next step begins with understanding your health and goals.
Cape Town · By appointment
Private enquiry · No commitment