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Thinking About PRP (aka Dracula Facial)?
A Award-winning London Clinic Guide to Glowing Skin, Acne Marks and Hair Thinning
What is PRP?
PRP, sometimes referred to as the Vampire Facial or Dracula Facial when used for skin rejuvenation, is an advanced treatment that uses a concentrated portion of your own blood, rich in platelets and growth factors, to stimulate your body’s natural healing processes. By encouraging collagen production, tissue repair, and cell regeneration, PRP helps improve skin quality and support healthier hair growth.
At our six London clinics, we offer PRP in two main ways:
- Skin PRP: Designed to improve skin texture, boost collagen production, reduce fine lines, and treat concerns such as acne scars and sun damage.
- Hair PRP: Used to stimulate dormant hair follicles, helping to reduce hair thinning and promote stronger, healthier hair growth.
How PRP Works?
PRP treatment involves three key steps:
- Blood draw
A small blood sample is taken, similar to a routine blood test. - Centrifuge separation
The sample is spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma from the red blood cells. - Reintroduction
The concentrated plasma is then injected or applied through microneedling into the treatment area.
Because PRP comes from your own blood and contains no synthetic additives, it is often chosen as a natural approach to skin and hair rejuvenation.
Skin PRP
Skin PRP is designed to improve overall skin quality and support collagen production. It can help with:
- Acne scarring and uneven texture
- Fine lines, including crow’s feet and smile lines
- Dullness and uneven skin tone
- General skin rejuvenation
Hair PRP
Hair PRP is used as a scalp injection treatment to support hair thinning concerns. It can help:
- Stimulate inactive hair follicles
- Improve scalp condition
- Support thicker, stronger-looking hair
Results develop gradually, as PRP works by encouraging your body’s natural repair and regeneration process.
Timeline Of Results
| PRP Facial Treatment Timeline | What You May Notice |
| Immediately after treatment | Mild redness, swelling, slight bruising |
| First few days | Mild dryness, tightness |
| 1-2 weeks | Skin looks fresher, brighter, and more hydrated. |
| 4-6 weeks | Gradual improvement in skin texture, elasticity, and firmness |
| 8-12 weeks | More improvements in skin quality, dullness, uneven texture |
Why Has PRP Become So Popular?
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) has become one of the most talked-about aesthetic treatments in recent years, with celebrities, dermatologists, and skincare enthusiasts praising its ability to rejuvenate the skin using the body’s own natural healing process.
The treatment has gained even more attention after celebrities such as Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber openly discussed incorporating PRP into their skincare routines on Owen Thiele’s In Your Dreams podcast.
Celebrity-Approved Skin Rejuvenation
Kendall Jenner has spoken candidly about her long-standing struggles with acne and acne scarring. She has revealed that PRP microneedling has been a key part of her skincare routine, helping to improve the appearance of acne scars while supporting healthier, smoother skin. She has also used PRP injections to soften fine lines, including crow’s feet and laugh lines.
Hailey Bieber has also shared that she prefers a more natural approach to facial rejuvenation. Rather than relying heavily on Botox, she opts for PRP treatments, often combining them with microneedling to boost collagen production and improve overall skin quality.
Why Celebrities Love PRP
One of the biggest reasons PRP has become so popular is that it uses the patient’s own blood-derived growth factors to stimulate skin repair and regeneration. Unlike synthetic fillers, PRP works with your body’s natural healing mechanisms, making it an attractive option for those seeking subtle, natural-looking results.
Some of the most popular PRP applications include:
- Microneedling: A combination of PRP and microneedling that stimulates collagen production, improves skin texture, softens acne scars, and restores a healthy glow.
- Targeted PRP Injections: PRP can be injected into areas such as under the eyes, smile lines, and crow’s feet to support collagen production and improve skin quality without adding artificial volume.
- PRP for Acne Scars: Many patients, including Kendall Jenner, use PRP alongside microneedling to help reduce the appearance of acne scarring and encourage smoother, more even skin.
Why Choose Premier Laser & Skin for PRP?
At Premier Laser & Skin, PRP treatments (aka Dracula Facial) are consultation led and tailored to your skin concerns, whether you are looking to improve skin radiance, acne marks, fine lines or hair thinning. Your practitioner will assess your suitability, explain what to expect and recommend a treatment plan based on your skin or scalp goals.
This personalised approach helps create a safer, more comfortable treatment experience while supporting gradual, natural improvement over time.
Book a PRP Consultation in London
Premier Laser & Skin offers PRP consultations at all our 6 clinics in London. Every treatment plan begins with a full skin assessment to confirm whether PRP or a combination approach to confirm whether PRP is right for you.
Medically reviewed and provided by the practitioner team at Premier Laser & Skin. Sources referenced for trend context: WWD, Yahoo Entertainment.
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