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Procedures and what to expect
| Procedure | What for | What studies show |
|---|---|---|
| PRP for facial skin | Skin tone and quality, fine lines, acne scars | Moderate improvement; studies are small and inconsistent |
| PRP for hair | Early-stage androgenetic alopecia | May increase hair density; the effect is maintained with repeat sessions |
| Scar treatment | Atrophic and surgical scars | Fat grafting and PRP improve the look of some scars; results vary |
| Fat grafting (MFAT) | Restoring volume in the face and hands | Part of the fat is resorbed; rare but serious complications are possible |
Important to know in advance
- Your own plasma and fat lower the risk of allergy, but bruising, swelling, infection and uneven results are still possible.
- The effect develops gradually and usually needs several sessions.
- Contraindications: blood disorders, anticoagulants, active skin infection, cancer, pregnancy.
- Promises of “rejuvenation for years” or “cellular skin regeneration” are not supported by studies.
We select several clinics, request a plan and prices, and help you compare the offers.
Scientific evidence
Reviews of studies this page is based on:
- Gupta AK et al. Efficacy of non-surgical treatments for androgenetic alopecia: a systematic review and network meta-analysis. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol, 2018.
- Qin N et al. Systematic review of platelet-rich plasma and platelet-rich fibrin in facial rejuvenation. Ann Plast Surg, 2025.
- Negenborn VL et al. The use of autologous fat grafting for treatment of scar tissue and scar-related conditions: a systematic review. Plast Reconstr Surg, 2016.
- Gornitsky J et al. A systematic review of the effectiveness and complications of fat grafting in the facial region. JPRAS Open, 2019.
Frequently asked questions about aesthetic procedures
How does PRP differ from fillers?
A filler adds volume immediately; PRP does not add volume but may gradually improve skin quality. They serve different purposes.
How long do results last?
Usually several months; sessions are repeated to maintain them. It varies.
Can it be combined with joint treatment in one trip?
Yes, we can arrange both procedures in one trip if the doctor agrees.
How can RegenPAS help?
RegenPAS is a patient service centre in Munich, not a clinic. We review your images and symptoms and send a request to several partner clinics at once. Clinics that can accept you send their own conditions and price; prices differ between clinics, and you choose the option that suits you. The coordinator replies within 24 hours, and a clinic physician’s preliminary opinion follows in 1–3 business days. We then arrange the appointment, visa invitation, interpreter, transfers and accommodation. Treatment decisions are made by the clinic physician. Contact a coordinator.
Want to know whether a procedure suits you? Send a request — we will select clinics
Send your MRI or ultrasound and describe where and when it hurts. The coordinator replies within 24 hours; a clinic physician gives an opinion in 1–3 business days.
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