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Concerns about lines, wrinkles, and facial sagging become more common as we age. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a treatment designed to address concerns about skin health and signs of ageing.

PRP is a non-surgical skin treatment that uses a specialised blood sample to promote healthy collagen production in the skin. A blood sample is extracted from the patient, processed, and injected into the treatment area to address specific skin concerns, often related to skin tone and texture.

PRPWho is a good candidate?

We will assess your suitability for PRP treatments during your personal consultation. During this meeting, we will discuss your medical history, any current medications you are taking, and your reasons for seeking this treatment. We will also address your specific areas of concern and how PRP treatments can address them. Once we have discussed the relevant details, we will be able to formulate a personalised treatment plan suited to your body and desired outcomes.

Whilst this is a versatile treatment that can benefit a variety of people, the procedure may not be suited to everyone. For example, pregnant or breastfeeding mothers, people with blood disorders, and smokers are likely not suitable for PRP treatments. If you are unsure about whether this is the right treatment for you, we can answer your questions during your initial appointment.

PRPBenefits

PRP has become an increasingly popular treatment in recent years. The process harnesses the power of natural platelets in the blood to produce a number of health-promoting effects. By injecting platelet-rich blood into selected areas, patients can address:

  • Signs of ageing, such as lines and wrinkles
  • Damaged skin and scarring
  • Lax skin around the face and neck
  • Ageing hands
  • Uneven skin tone
  • Dry or dull skin

Platelet-rich plasma contains growth factors that naturally increase your body’s ability to produce collagen (proteins that keep the skin flexible and elastic). In addition to increasing collagen production, the treatment can also be used to relieve joint and ligament pain, improve tendon repair, and increase hair growth on the scalp.

Results can vary depending on your skin needs and the details of your treatment. If you wish to learn more about what this treatment can offer you, speak to Dr Bish Soliman in a consultation.

Your personal consultation

Before your procedure, get personalised guidance from highly skilled Specialist Plastic Surgeon, Dr Bish Soliman and his team. With years of experience, he will tailor your treatment for your body, health, and ideal outcomes. Book your personal consultation to receive:

  • In-depth information about your desired procedure
  • Personalised advice from the team at Soliman Plastic Surgery
  • A customised treatment plan tailored to your needs

PRPThe procedure

PRP treatments are a multi-step process, beginning with the extraction of a blood sample. The sample is usually taken from the patient’s arm, which is then processed through a specialised device. This separates the liquid component of the blood (plasma) from the blood cells that are responsible for producing healing effects (platelets). The device creates a higher concentration of platelets in the blood, producing what we refer to as platelet-rich plasma.

Once the sample has been processed, it is then injected into the area of the body which is being treated, often the face, neck, or hands. When injected, the platelets release growth factors that produce tissue regeneration and collagen production in the skin. Most patients find PRP treatments comfortable, but a topical numbing cream can be applied to minimise any discomfort.

Treatment sessions will usually take between 45 and 60 minutes, and multiple areas can be treated at once. Depending on the details of your procedure, the results will normally last for 12 to 18 months.

PRPAftercare and risks

Immediately after your PRP treatment, you may experience some redness and sensitivity. It is also common for the skin to feel tight and warm, a consequence of the increased blood flow to the area. However, these symptoms are temporary and do not usually interfere with your everyday activities.

After your PRP procedure, you will be given at-home care instructions, customised to your specific circumstances. It is important to follow these instructions to minimise potential complications such as numbness, persistent pain, or infection. Whilst recovery times can vary from patient to patient, it is usually recommended that you refrain from physical exercise for 24 hours. You should also refrain from smoking and drinking alcohol, as well as avoid touching or rubbing your face to ensure your treated area heals properly.

Learn More About Dr Bish Soliman

Dr Bish Soliman is a Sydney based Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon specialising in complex microsurgical reconstruction including breast reconstruction, aesthetic surgery of the face, breast, and body as well as skin cancer surgery.

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About Dr Bish Soliman

Dr Bish Soliman - Sydney Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, about us 01 2x
Specialist Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgeon
FRACS (Plas), MS (Plas), MBBS (Hons 1), BCom

AHPRA Registered Medical Practitioner MED 0001679053 Specialist Registration in Plastic Surgery

Dr Bish Soliman is a Sydney-based Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon who performs aesthetic surgery of the face, breast, and body as well as skin cancer surgery.

He currently holds two consultant microsurgery positions in major Sydney hospitals performing complex microsurgical reconstruction including DIEP breast reconstruction.

After graduating from The King’s School, Dr Bish completed a Bachelor of Commerce degree at the University of Sydney. After working briefly at a major Sydney finance firm, he decided to pursue his passion and long-term goal of a career in medicine. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame at the top of his class, receiving First class honours and the prestigious Bower and Sherrard medal. He then went on to complete his junior medical training at Westmead Hospital during which time he was awarded Junior Medical Officer (JMO) of the Year, as well as a finalist for NSW Doctor of the Year.

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Next Steps

Do your Research

  • All Surgery has risks and potential complications. Please read the risks and complications page
  • Visit our procedure pages and Blogs to learn more about your intended procedure

Making The Most Of Your Consultation

  • Please arrive slightly early for your in-person consultation with Dr Bish
  • Take notes during the consultation and review all the documents provided
  • You are welcome to bring a friend or relative to help consider your options
  • You may need to undress for a physical exam so wear comfortable clothes

Want more information before scheduling your consultation?

  • Call us to find out more about surgery pricing and how you can pay for your surgery
  • Request more information about your procedure – call or contact us.

How to Book Your Consultation

  • A GP Medical Referral is now essential to see Dr Bish Soliman for any type of surgery.
  • You can book your consultation with Dr Bish Soliman by paying the consultation fee in advance – when you make your appointment.

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