Cellenis® Derma PRP is an injectable treatment made from a patient's own blood, designed to provide subtle volume, improve skin quality, and support collagen production. Unlike standard liquid PRP, the DermaFiller technique uses specially processed plasma proteins to create a gel-like material that provides an immediate volumizing effect while gradually being reabsorbed.
Cellenis® Derma PRP is a natural-derived alternative to conventional dermal fillers. Every treatment begins with a consultation to review your goals and confirm whether Derma PRP is a good fit.
What can Cellenis Derma PRP treat
- Under-eye hollows — may soften the appearance of mild hollows and improve the transition between the lower eyelid and cheek in appropriately selected patients
- Cheeks and midface — may provide subtle volume and improve the appearance of mild volume loss
- Fine lines and wrinkles — may soften selected superficial lines by providing dermal support and supporting skin quality
- Hands — may improve the appearance of skin quality and mild volume loss
- Neck and décolletage — may be considered for selected areas of skin rejuvenation, depending on the treatment protocol and clinician's assessment
Frequently asked questions
What does Cellenis Derma PRP do?
It creates a natural scaffolding to support soft tissue in your skin. It contains the benefits of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), which is rich in proteins and growth factors. Its extended reabsorption rate releases proteins and growth factors into the treatment area over time, providing immediate volume with long-term dermal health benefits.
What is PRP?
Platelet-rich plasma is a natural treatment derived from your own blood. Plasma is the liquid component of blood that carries your cells through blood vessels and is rich in proteins and growth factors. Studies show that the increased concentration of growth factors in platelet-rich plasma may stimulate the body's own processes for healing and tissue regeneration.
How is Cellenis Derma PRP made?
A small blood sample is collected by your provider, then processed and gently heated and cooled to create a natural gel consistency. A patented process restructures the proteins in the blood into a more densely organized scaffolding network. This helps support soft tissue and provides an immediate volumizing effect.
What is the treatment like?
A local anesthetic will be used before the treatment. Once Derma PRP is injected, you may experience some tenderness in the treatment area. The most common side effects are transient and include redness, mild to moderate swelling, and possible bruising. The treatment typically takes 45–60 minutes, depending on how many areas are treated.
How many treatments are required?
The number of treatments depends on your individual goals. This is a customized procedure, and typically 2–3 treatments are required. Your provider will discuss your concerns and goals to recommend a treatment plan customized for you.