What is Profhilo? Does it have the same effect as Salmon DNA? What is PRP, and how does it differ from the other two treatments?
PRP, Salmon DNA, and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) are categorised under ‘skin boosters’ or ‘biorevitalizers’ because their primary outcome is to improve skin quality from within. These treatments offer distinct benefits for your skin and vary in composition, mechanism of action, and the benefits they provide. This guide will help you understand the key differences between these popular aesthetic treatments and determine which one might be right for you.
Profhilo is a skin booster made up of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid (HA) used as a bio-remodelling treatment consisting of 10 small injections to the face, neck, décolleté and hands.
A South Korean-originated skin rejuvenation treatment has made its way into the aesthetic market to hydrate and naturally improve your skin’s overall appearance. This popular treatment involves small injections of polynucleotides (PN) into the skin, which are derived from salmon DNA, acting as a potent skin booster to revitalise aged cells and promote new cellular growth
A PRP facial uses Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), a concentrated solution derived from your own blood that is then reinjected into the skin. This plasma has a high concentration of platelets and is rich in growth factors that play a vital role in stimulating collagen production, cell regeneration, and tissue repair.
To book a consultation or for more information, contact us at +971 50 494 6377 to schedule an appointment with our plastic surgeon, Dr Maurizio Viel.
Dr Maurizio Viel is a licensed plastic surgeon who obtained his medical degree at the University of Milan, Italy and finished his studies in aesthetic plastic surgery in London, UK. He has been a practising plastic surgeon for over 30 years, working between Harley Street, London, Dubai, and Milan