Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

A natural way to look more beautiful.

PRP is one of the most natural ways we rejuvenate the face and increase volume since we’re using your body’s own serum from your blood. It’s effective in treating fine lines and wrinkles and adding volume to areas like the cheeks or temples.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treats these conditions

Fine lines and wrinkles
Volume loss
Erectile dysfunction / reduced libido
Hair loss
Stretch marks and scars
G-spot enhancement

What to expect with Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatments

A VanderVeer medical professional will take your blood—much like when you get a standard blood test—and we will utilize that blood sample to separate out your platelets. They are then injected into or placed on the area of your face or body that needs rejuvenation or stimulation. Most patients recover in 2-5 days, and results have been known to last up to two years.

Hair Restoration

Restore your hairline using your body’s own serum

Hair Restoration with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
Hair loss can be hard to deal with, but thanks to recent medical advancements, there are now ways to treat it without invasive medical procedures. At VanderVeer Center, we use the Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) method to promote hair growth and slow down hair loss. This technique utilizes a rejuvenating serum made from a patient’s own blood that is injected into the area of hair loss to stimulate growth.

All Before & After results vary from person to person. Photos property of Jeffrey A Rapaport MD.

Hair Restoration treats these conditions

Androgenic alopecia
Thinning hair - women
Thinning hair - men
Alopecia Ariata
Bald spots due to immune dysfunction

What to expect with Hair Restoration treatments

A VanderVeer medical professional in our Portland office will take your blood—much like when you get a standard blood test—and we will utilize that blood sample to separate out the plasma that contains a high concentration of platelets. That sample is then injected into the area of your hairline that needs growth stimulation. Some improvement can often be expected in the first 2-6 months, and treatments should be continued periodically in order to maintain improvement.