PRP Explained: For Your Skin, Hair & Joints

June 27, 2026

PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, has become one of the most talked-about regenerative treatments in aesthetics and wellness, and for good reason. It uses something you already have: your own blood’s growth factors.

How PRP works

We draw a small amount of your blood and concentrate the platelets, which are rich in growth factors. That concentrated plasma is then applied or injected in the treatment area to support your body’s natural repair processes. Because it comes from you, there is no risk of an allergic reaction.

PRP for hair

PRP injections in the scalp can support thicker, healthier-looking hair by nourishing the follicles. It is a popular option for people noticing early thinning who want a natural approach.

PRP and PRF under the eyes

For tired-looking under-eyes, crepey skin, and dark circles, PRF (a form of PRP) can help improve skin quality and refresh the area over a series of treatments.

PRP for joints

Beyond aesthetics, PRP is used to support joint comfort and healing. Many treatments only mask joint discomfort; PRP works with your body’s own repair process. We will always talk through realistic expectations at your consultation.

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Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person. Images may contain models. As required by C.R.S. 6-1-737, total cost of services may vary based on your treatment plan; final pricing is confirmed at your consultation.

Melissa Johnson

I'm Melissa, a Licensed Esthetician, Acne Expert, and Permanent Make-up Artist. After years in corporate, sales, and tech, I discovered my true passion was skincare — and changing the way people feel in their own skin. I was frustrated by how expensive and un-educational skincare services were, so in 2017, I launched Beautiful Skin Denver. Over the past seven years, I've focused on transforming clients' skin through acne treatments, pigmentation, and anti-aging services including facials, chemical peels, lasers, injectables, and IV hydration. Education is everything to me before, during, and after treatment. I also dedicate a portion of my services to cancer survivors, offering discounted esthetician care. This cause is deeply personal, having lost my grandmother to ovarian cancer and watched loved ones battle the disease. My long-term dream is to open a nonprofit supporting cancer survivors with scarring, permanent makeup, and beauty restoration services.