Regenerative treatments
PRP. PRF. BioFiller. Your biology, used deliberately.
Regenerative treatments work differently to laser, light, or needling. Rather than stimulating the skin from the outside, they introduce concentrated biological material derived from your own blood to support tissue repair, collagen activity, and skin function from within.
They are not a shortcut. They are a considered addition to a treatment plan where the clinical evidence supports their use — and they are not appropriate for every patient or every concern.
PRP — Platelet Rich Plasma
PRP is produced by drawing a small volume of your blood, centrifuging it to concentrate the platelets, and reintroducing that concentrated plasma into the skin via injection or in combination with microneedling. The platelets release growth factors that initiate a cascade of biological activity — recruiting stem cells, stimulating new blood vessel formation, and increasing collagen and elastin production over the weeks and months following treatment.
This clinic uses the Alocuro Pro-PRP system — a TGA-approved device with demonstrated platelet collection efficiency of up to 10 times baseline concentration, significantly superior to standard manual preparation kits.
PRP may be used for overall skin quality and rejuvenation, fine lines and texture, under-eye concerns, acne scarring, and scalp and hair restoration in appropriate patients. A series of 3 treatments at 4–6 week intervals is typically recommended initially, followed by maintenance every 6–12 months.
Downtime is minimal. Some redness, injection marks, and bruising may occur, typically resolving within a few days.
PRF — Platelet Rich Fibrin
PRF is a second-generation platelet concentrate — produced without anticoagulants, which allows a fibrin matrix to form naturally. This matrix releases growth factors more slowly and over a longer period than standard PRP, making it a useful option in certain clinical contexts. The selection between PRP and PRF depends on the clinical indication and treatment goals and is determined at consultation.
BioFiller
BioFiller is an advanced application of PRF — processed to produce a thicker, injectable concentrate that can be used to support volume and tissue quality in selected areas. It is derived entirely from your own blood, with no synthetic or foreign substances introduced. As with all regenerative treatments, its use is determined by clinical assessment and is not appropriate for all patients.
Important information
Regenerative treatments are derived from your own blood and carry minimal risk of allergic reaction. Primary risks are related to the blood draw and injection process — temporary bruising, redness, needle marks, and mild swelling are possible. Pre- and post-treatment care instructions, including guidance on medications and supplements to avoid prior to treatment, are provided in full during consultation.
Results develop gradually. Most patients report meaningful improvement from 6 weeks post-treatment. Maintenance is required to sustain outcomes over time.
A consultation with Dr Sarah Anthony (MBBS, FRACGP) is required to determine suitability.