PRP Collagen Regeneration Therapy

•Drawn and Spun in the Office
•Face, Under-Eyes and Scalp
•Collagen Regeneration Support
•Your Blood, Nothing Synthetic

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy concentrates the growth factors in your own blood and places them back into skin or scalp tissue, where they stimulate collagen production. The change is gradual and builds across a series of visits.

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Drawn and Spun in the Office
Face, Under-Eyes and Scalp
Collagen Regeneration Support
Your Blood, Nothing Synthetic

What Is PRP Therapy?

PRP therapy, short for platelet-rich plasma, uses a concentrated part of your own blood to prompt repair in tissue that has slowed down. A small sample is taken from the arm, usually about four tablespoons, and spun in a centrifuge for roughly 15 minutes, which separates the platelet layer from the red blood cells. That concentrated plasma is then placed into the face, under the eyes, into acne scarring, or across the scalp. The platelets release growth factors that signal collagen and elastin production to pick back up, so the change comes from your own repair response and builds over the following weeks. Because the plasma comes from your own blood, an allergic reaction is unlikely. Most people have redness for about a day, and now and then a small bruise.

PRP Therapy at Beauty and Fly

PRP therapy at the Bronxville and Bridgehampton offices is performed by Catherine Curtin, MSN, FNP-C. The first session uses a conservative amount of plasma. At the follow-up, photographs from both visits are compared side by side, and a further session is added once the skin or scalp has shown how it responds.

Is PRP Therapy Right for You?

PRP therapy suits adults who want firmer, smoother skin or slower hair shedding, with no surgery involved. It is a reasonable choice when skin looks tired and dull, and when hair thinning is still at an early stage.
It is used on the face for fine lines and early loss of firmness, under the eyes for crepey, shadowed skin, on acne scarring and stretched pores when paired with microneedling, and across the scalp for thinning.
Medical history and medications are reviewed before a first session. A clotting or platelet disorder, anemia, and any active infection at the treatment site make PRP unsuitable, and each is checked at the consultation.

What Are the Benefits of PRP Therapy?

Because the result comes from your own collagen and elastin, skin texture refines gradually and tone evens out with nothing synthetic added. Under the eyes, thin skin looks less crepey and less shadowed. Acne scars become less noticeable over a series of visits, and on the scalp the plasma delivers growth factors to the follicle in early thinning. Downtime is short: the treatment takes about five minutes once the plasma is ready, and most people leave with mild redness that lasts about a day. The price for PRP on the face, under-eyes or scalp is given at your consultation. Microneedling is $400 on its own, and adding PRP to microneedling is $200 to $500 more. That consultation is complimentary, and no deposit is asked for at booking.

PRP Treatment Uses

What Your Own Platelets Are Used For

Facial Skin Quality

Plasma placed in the face delivers growth factors that stimulate collagen and elastin production, which refines skin texture and softens early creasing over a series of visits.

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Small volumes of your own plasma go into the areas where lines are forming and firmness has gone, and collagen rebuilds gradually across the series of visits.

Causes+

Collagen breaks down faster than it is replaced with age and sun exposure, so skin that used to spring back stays creased and loses firmness.

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PRP Therapy Results

From the first draw to visible skin and hair change

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Immediate Changes

Same day · in-office, little downtime

One appointment covers the draw, the spin, and the treatment. You stay reclined while the centrifuge runs. Most people leave with mild warmth or a little puffiness that eases through the day. Skip makeup and strong sun for the first 24 hours.

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Weeks Two to Six

Weeks 2-6 · repair underway

The platelets signal collagen and elastin production to pick back up. On skin, texture softens first, and tone starts to even out. The change at this stage is small, so photographs taken at each visit are compared with the earlier ones.

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After Your Treatment Series

Full series · deeper, longer-held change

The full change shows after the course is complete, because each visit builds on the one before it. Over the following months skin looks firmer and more even, and scarring looks shallower. Maintenance sessions keep that result in place.

Experience With PRP and PRFM

Why PRP at Beauty and Fly Works

Catherine Curtin, MSN, FNP-C, has worked with PRP and PRFM for about 15 years, since plasma treatments came into aesthetic medicine. How concentrated the plasma is and how deep it goes are chosen for your skin, and both are explained before a series begins.

PRP suits men and women with early lines, rough or dull skin texture, acne scarring, or thinning hair, where the tissue still has enough elasticity to respond. Blood disorders, platelet and clotting conditions, anemia, and any active infection at the treatment site rule it out, and each of those is checked at your consultation.

Between the spin and the injection the plasma is handled so the platelets go back into the tissue while their growth factors are still active. That is why the draw, the spin and the treatment all happen at one appointment.

A cold pack on the treated area eases soreness and minor swelling, and the scalp is numbed with a local anesthetic before any injections are placed there.

Patient Reviews

What Catherine's Patients Have to Say

These Google reviews were left by Beauty and Fly patients in Bronxville and Bridgehampton.

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I was introduced to Beauty and Fly through a friend and it was the best thing that ever happened to me! From the moment I met Catherine she was kind and listened to my issues and concerns about my…

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Treatment Process

How a PRP Course Runs, Start to Finish

Five stages cover the consultation, the blood draw, the treatment, the follow-up visits, and the maintenance sessions that follow once the series is complete.

Step 01 · Consultation

Consultation and Assessment

The skin or scalp is examined for elasticity, the depth of creasing or scarring, and the pattern of thinning. Medications and medical history are reviewed in full, since clotting and platelet disorders and any active infection at the site rule PRP out. Whether PRP suits your concern is confirmed at the consultation.

Skin or scalp examined closely first
Medications and history read in full
Your series mapped out before you agree

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PRP Collagen Regeneration Therapy treatment process

Membership & Neuromodulators

Steady Skincare and the Beauty Bank

A home skincare routine supports the surface while PRP works underneath. Beauty Bank membership is $150 a month, and members pay $13.95 per unit for neuromodulators, compared with the standard $15.50. PRP costs the same for members and non-members. The consultation is complimentary, with no deposit.

A home routine you will keep up
Lower per-unit cost once you join the Beauty Bank
Your plan looked at again every visit

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How Your PRP Is Prepared

Concentration and Depth Decide the Result You Get

Concentration, the depth the plasma is placed at, and the spacing between sessions are each chosen for your skin or scalp at the consultation.

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Focused PRP Preparation

Concentration

A dedicated centrifuge concentrates your platelets to the level the tissue needs, and the treatment is timed so they go back in while they are still active. How the plasma is prepared shapes how your skin or scalp answers it.

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Concern-Specific Protocols

Personalized

Depth of placement, the injection points, and the spacing between sessions are chosen from your skin thickness and the pattern of creasing, scarring or thinning.

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Course and Maintenance, Set Out Early

Clear Plan

The consultation sets out how many sessions are planned, what each visit adds, and when maintenance begins once the course is finished.

A full-face assessment comes before any single treatment.

Complimentary consultation. No deposit. A card holds the time.

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FAQ

PRP Questions Patients Ask Most Often

What patients most often ask about PRP before booking a first session.

Yes. The plasma comes from your own blood, so an allergic reaction or rejection is very unlikely. Expect redness for about a day, and sometimes a small bruise at an injection point. A clotting or platelet disorder and any active infection at the site rule PRP out.

More than one. PRP runs as a short series, spaced so collagen has time to build between visits. The number of sessions and the spacing are set at your consultation, once the skin or scalp has been examined.

Slowly, because it is your collagen doing the work. Many people see texture change within several weeks, and the real difference lands after a full course. Photographs are taken at each visit and reviewed with you, since a change this gradual is almost impossible to judge from memory.

Usually yes. The needles open the channels and the plasma is worked straight into them, in one appointment. A laser or a peel is different: those want a few weeks of clearance on either side so the skin is not repairing from two things at once. The order is set out for you before your first session.

PRFM is platelet-rich fibrin matrix, prepared from your blood in the same draw and spin. Its platelets sit in a fibrin mesh and release their growth factors over several days, while PRP releases them faster. Which one suits your tissue is decided at your consultation.

They do different jobs. Filler adds volume the same day. PRP works on the quality of the skin over months, which is the right answer when the problem is thin, crepey skin and early shadow. A deep hollow needs volume. The under-eye is examined before either is recommended, and sometimes the answer is neither.

It uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood to signal repair beneath the surface. A small sample goes into a centrifuge until the platelet layer separates, and that plasma is placed into the face, under the eyes, into scars, or across the scalp. Nothing synthetic goes in with it.

Yes. The plasma is identical, and only the use changes. On the scalp it goes in as a fine grid through the thinning zones, paired with the AquaFirme device, and early loss responds best. The full protocol, and how the pattern is read before starting, sits on the hair restoration page.

No. PRP concentrates the platelets already circulating in you and uses their growth factors to prompt tissue repair. No stem cells are involved. Stem cell procedures draw on a different class of cells and belong to a different category of medicine. PRP is used here because its limits are well understood.

It depends on the area, whether skin or scalp is being treated, and how many sessions your treatment plan holds. As a worked example, microneedling is $400 on its own and adding PRP to it is $200 to $500 more. The full range and the schedule are given in person. Consultations are complimentary and there is no deposit.