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PRP Vampire Facelift London
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The PRP Vampire Facelift London patients trust uses your own blood’s natural healing properties to rejuvenate skin and stimulate hair growth — no synthetic products, no fillers, just your body’s own growth factors put to work. Performed exclusively by our GMC-registered doctors at EliteSkin, Marble Arch Medical Centre, London W2.
Why Choose PRP Vampire Facelift?
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy — widely known as the “Vampire Facelift” — is one of the few genuinely natural rejuvenation treatments in aesthetic medicine. Rather than introducing an external substance, your own blood is drawn, processed to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, and re-injected into the treatment area. These growth factors stimulate collagen production, improve skin texture and tone, and — when used for hair restoration — can help stimulate dormant hair follicles.
What PRP Can Treat
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Overall skin dullness, dehydration, and loss of radiance
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Fine lines and early skin laxityAcne scarring and uneven skin texture
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Dark circles and under-eye hollowing
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Hair thinning and early-stage hair loss
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Neck, décolletage, and hand rejuvenation
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Stretch marks
Treatment Summary
How Much Does PRP Vampire Facelift Cost in London?
PRP Vampire Facelift cost in London typically ranges from £250 to £1,200+ per session, depending on the clinic, the area treated, and whether the treatment is combined with other therapies like dermal filler or microneedling. At EliteSkin, PRP Facial treatment starts from £250, and PRP Hair Restoration starts from £300, performed exclusively by GMC-registered doctors — never by a beautician or non-medical practitioner.Because PRP uses your own blood rather than a purchased product, pricing across London clinics varies more by practitioner skill, equipment quality, and consultation thoroughness than by product cost. Be cautious of PRP treatment offered significantly below this range — the quality of the centrifuge used to separate your plasma, and the training of the person performing the injection, genuinely affect your results and safety.
How Does PRP Treatment Work?
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Consultation — your doctor assesses your skin or hair concern and confirms PRP is genuinely the right treatment for your goals.
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Blood draw — a small sample of your own blood is taken, the same as a routine blood test.
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Centrifugation — the blood is spun in a centrifuge device to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma from the rest of the blood components.
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Preparation — the treatment area is topically numbed for comfort, if needeed.
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Injection — the concentrated PRP is injected using a fine needle into the treatment area, targeting specific concerns like volume, texture, or hair follicle stimulation.
PRP Facial vs PRP Hair Restoration — What’s the Difference?
Both use the same underlying PRP technology, but target different concerns:
Is PRP the Same as Microneedling?
Not quite — though the two are often used together. Standard microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate the skin’s own healing response. PRP involves injecting your concentrated plasma directly into the skin, delivering growth factors more directly. Many patients combine PRP with microneedling (sometimes called a “PRP facial with microneedling”) to enhance absorption and results — your doctor can advise whether this combination suits your goals.
Can PRP Be Combined with RF Microneedling?
Yes — this is an increasingly popular combination. PRP delivers concentrated growth factors directly into the skin, while RF microneedling (such as our Zemits RF Microneedling system) uses radiofrequency energy to stimulate deeper collagen remodelling. Used together, they address skin rejuvenation from two complementary angles: PRP’s biological growth factors and RF microneedling’s controlled thermal collagen stimulation. Many patients find this combination approach particularly effective for acne scarring, overall skin quality, and early signs of ageing. Ask your doctor about a combined PRP and RF Microneedling treatment plan during your free consultation.
Pre-Care
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Stay well hydrated in the days before treatment — this can help with blood draw and plasma qualityAvoid alcohol for 24 hours before treatment
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Avoid blood-thinning medications or supplements (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil) beforehand if medically appropriate — discuss with your doctor
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Arrive with clean skin, free of makeup, if having a facial treatment
Aftercare
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Avoid touching or applying makeup to the treated area for 24 hours
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Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, and swimming for 24–48 hours
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Mild redness, swelling, or bruising at injection points is normal and typically settles within 24–48 hours
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Avoid direct sun exposure and use SPF on treated areas
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Full results build gradually — visible improvement typically continues over 2–3 months as collagen production increases
Is PRP the same as the Vampire Facelift?
Yes — “Vampire Facelift” is the popular name for PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) therapy, named for its use of your own blood plasma rather than any synthetic product.
Does PRP treatment hurt?
Most patients describe mild discomfort during injection. Topical numbing cream can be used for added comfort, particularly for facial treatment.
How many PRP sessions will I need?
This is assessed individually during your consultation, though a course of 3 sessions is often recommended for optimal results, whether for facial rejuvenation or hair restoration.
When will I see results?
Initial improvements are often noticeable within a few weeks, with full results — glowing, brighter, more even-toned skin — typically visible by 2–3 months as collagen production builds.
How long do PRP results last?
Results typically last a year or longer, though this varies by individual and treatment area. Periodic maintenance sessions can help sustain results over time.
Is PRP safe?
Yes, when performed by a GMC-registered doctor. Because PRP uses your own blood rather than any external product, the risk of allergic reaction is minimal, though as with any injectable treatment there are risks including redness, swelling, and bruising, which your doctor will explain fully during consultation.
Can PRP help with hair loss?
Yes — PRP is commonly used to stimulate dormant hair follicles and can help reduce the appearance of thinning hair, particularly in early-stage hair loss. Your doctor will assess suitability during consultation.
Can PRP be combined with other treatments?
Yes — PRP is often combined with RF Microneedling, standard microneedling, or dermal fillers as part of a broader skin rejuvenation plan. Your doctor can advise on the right combination and sequencing for your goals.
How much does PRP Vampire Facelift cost in London?
PRP Vampire Facelift cost in London typically ranges from £250 to £1,200+ per session depending on the clinic and treatment area. At EliteSkin, PRP Facial starts from £250 and PRP Hair Restoration from £300, performed exclusively by GMC-registered doctors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Choose EliteSkin for PRP Vampire Facelift Near Paddington?
Just a short walk from Hyde Park, Oxford Street, and Bond Street, our clinic sits on Edgware Road — easily reached from Paddington and Edgware Road stations, making it a convenient central London location for patients travelling from across the city for their PRP Vampire Facelift.
✅ All treatments performed by GMC-registered doctors
✅ Doctor-led clinic — not nurse-led or beautician-led
✅ 429 Google reviews at 4.9 stars
✅ English, Arabic, Russian and Greek spoken
✅ Free medical consultation included
✅ Conveniently located near Paddington and Marble Arch, London W2
Ready to book your free consultation? Call us on 020 3965 0299 or visit elite-skin.co.uk to book online. EliteSkin is located at 1st Floor, Marble Arch Medical Centre, 217 Edgware Road, London W2 1ES — a short walk from Paddington and Marble Arch stations.
