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01 — Aesthetic Medicine · Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Regeneris™ — platelet-rich plasma (PRP)

An autologous preparation made from the patient's own blood, rich in growth factors responsible for tissue repair processes. Often called the vampire facial, it supports natural skin renewal, hydration and firmness, and helps smooth fine lines.

From your own bloodlowers the risk of allergic reaction
Growth factorstissue repair processes
Doctor onlysterility and safety
2 clinicsCity Centre · Mokotów
02 — The Treatment

Regeneris — platelet-rich plasma and the vampire facial

Regeneris™ is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) — an autologous preparation made from the patient's own blood, rich in growth factors responsible for tissue repair processes. The treatment, also known as the vampire facial, involves injecting plasma directly into the skin to stimulate the body's natural regenerative and cell-renewal capacity — supporting skin renewal, hydration and firmness, and helping to smooth fine lines.

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The natural regenerative potential of blood

The human body has considerable regenerative potential. After tissue damage, it activates cell-renewal mechanisms — platelets and the growth factors they contain play a key role here, initiating healing. Platelet-rich plasma introduced beneath the skin quickly releases high concentrations of growth factors that support tissue regeneration and repair.

The treatment uses the patient's own blood, which lowers the risk of allergic reaction. It is suitable for women and men whose skin needs revitalising.

03 — Regeneris in numbers

Our Track Record at Velvet Skin Clinic

13Regeneris treatments performed (2024–2026)
9patients
44%return for further treatments
2clinics in central Warsaw

We added Regeneris to our offering in 2024 as an autologous PRP therapy performed exclusively by doctors. It is a newer addition to our family of blood-based regenerative therapies, alongside CGF therapy.

Source: Versum and Booksy reports, as of 30 June 2026. Data matching is approximate (based on procedure name).

04 — Platelet-rich plasma — how it works

Why PRP helps regenerate the skin

01

Growth factors from platelets

Blood platelets release growth factors that initiate and support the skin's healing and tissue-repair processes.

02

Natural stimulation

Plasma stimulates the skin's natural regenerative capacity — supporting better blood flow, hydration and density.

03

From your own blood

The preparation comes from the patient's own blood, which lowers the risk of an allergic reaction.

PRP is used on the face, neck, décolletage and hands, as well as on the scalp for hair thinning, and to support healing after laser treatments.

05 — Indications

When Regeneris may be worth considering

Regeneris is an autologous regenerative treatment for skin that needs renewal and revitalising. Main indications:

fine lines, wrinkles and signs of ageingloose skin with reduced firmness and radiancepigmentation and uneven skin tonevascular skin, rosaceafaster healing after laser treatmentshair thinning and hair loss

Looking for stronger regeneration with stem cells? See CGF — growth factors and stem cells. For hair loss, we tailor the approach within our trichology programmes.

07 — Consultation

Tired, loose skin in need of renewal? Book a free consultation and assessment for Regeneris platelet-rich plasma.

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08 — Scientific research

What the research says about platelet-rich plasma (PRP)

Platelet-rich plasma for facial rejuvenation has been the subject of numerous systematic reviews. The studies below relate to this class of autologous preparations — the mechanism shared by Regeneris.

PRP
Systematic review

Facial rejuvenation

A systematic review of the available clinical evidence for platelet-rich plasma in facial rejuvenation covered 36 studies and 3,172 patients.

Systematic review, 2021. PubMed →
PRP
Review

Wrinkles and texture

A systematic review of the effectiveness of platelet-rich plasma in facial rejuvenation: some studies showed improvement in wrinkles and skin texture.

Systematic review, 2024. PubMed →
PRP
Review

Skin revitalisation

A review of the use of platelet-rich plasma in skin revitalisation summarises its mechanism of action and clinical effects.

Clinical review, 2024. PubMed →

The cited publications relate to the class of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) preparations, not a specific product. The number and spacing of treatments are determined individually; results may vary depending on skin condition.

09 — Procedure and full course

What a Regeneris treatment looks like

At Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic, plasma collection and administration is performed exclusively by aesthetic medicine doctors — ensuring sterility, safety and quality. The doctor draws a small amount of the patient's blood, centrifuges it in a medical-grade centrifuge, and then injects the resulting plasma into the areas requiring regeneration, using needle mesotherapy or linear injections along wrinkles. Immediately after the treatment the skin may appear red with visible injection points — this settles within a few hours, and the treatment requires no recovery time.

Blood draw

The doctor draws a small amount of the patient's blood.

Centrifugation

The blood is centrifuged in a medical-grade centrifuge.

Plasma injection

Needle mesotherapy or linear injections along wrinkles.

Course of 3–4 sessions

Every 4 weeks; maintenance sessions every 6 months.

Learn more about the full course

To achieve results, a course of at least 4 sessions at 4-week intervals is recommended, followed by maintenance sessions every 6 months. The therapy can be combined with needle mesotherapy using other preparations, microneedling mesotherapy or carboxytherapy — depending on the area, concern and skin condition. Biostimulation effects may be visible after the first session: improved blood flow, hydration and skin radiance.

10 — Post-treatment care

Aftercare recommendations — Regeneris

The treatment requires no recovery time. Immediately afterwards the skin may appear red with visible injection points — this settles within a few hours. Make-up can be applied the same day.

Avoid irritating the skin

For the first 24 hours, avoid harsh cosmetics around the injection sites.

Avoid the sauna and strenuous exercise

For 1–2 days, skip the sauna, swimming pool and intense training.

Protect your skin with SPF

Use an SPF sunscreen and avoid intense sun exposure.

Redness settles quickly

Injection points and redness usually resolve within a few hours.

Complete the course

The best results come from a course of at least 4 sessions every 4 weeks, with maintenance sessions every 6 months.

This material is for information and education purposes. Detailed recommendations are provided by the practitioner performing the treatment; results and recovery are individual.

11 — Gallery · Clinic and Treatment

See the clinic and procedure — Regeneris

Genuine photos from our Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic locations in Warsaw (Świętokrzyska — City Centre, Niepodległości — Mokotów).

Regeneris platelet-rich plasma PRP — treatment room at Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic Warsaw
The treatment room at our clinic.
Regeneris — blood draw and centrifugation in a medical-grade centrifuge, Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic
Preparing the plasma.
Regeneris — PRP plasma mesotherapy procedure, Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic Warsaw
The treatment procedure.
Reception at Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic Warsaw
Reception at Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic.
Regeneris™ — Regeneris - platelet-rich plasma PRP
Regeneris - platelet-rich plasma PRP
Regeneris™ — Regeneris treatment procedure
Regeneris treatment procedure
12 — Pricing and parameters

Regeneris — price in Warsaw

The price is for a single treatment; a full course usually consists of at least 4 sessions at 4-week intervals, followed by maintenance sessions every 6 months. The treatment plan is set during your consultation.

Key parameters

Who performs it
Doctor only
Duration
60 minutes
Number of sessions
course of 3–4
Price
from 1,200 zł
13 — Related therapies and alternatives

See also — our autologous regeneration family

Concentrate + stem cells

CGF

Stronger regeneration: concentrated growth factors and CD34+ stem cells.

See
Polynucleotides

Nucleofill

Biostimulation and regeneration at the skin's DNA level.

See
Type I collagen

Linerase

Atelocollagen for mesotherapy — regeneration, scars and stretch marks.

See
14 — Patient reviews

Trusted by our patients

★★★★★

„As always, I'm very happy! Kamila is a great specialist. Highly recommend.” (translated from Polish)

Ewelina · 2026review from Booksy
★★★★★

„I had a moisturising and nourishing facial therapy — a great option before winter. My skin flakes less and looks well-rested, and the visit itself was hugely relaxing. I love that moment of quiet and calm.” (translated from Polish)

Oliwia Zawisza · 2025review from Google
★★★★★

„For beautiful skin I recommend needle mesotherapy treatments. Really worth it.” (translated from Polish)

Adrianna Jesionowska · 2025review from Google
15 — Safety

Contraindications for the treatment

Each case is assessed individually by the practitioner during the health interview. Main contraindications:

pregnancy and breastfeeding
autoimmune and cancer conditions
blood disorders and clotting disorders
active skin infections, inflammation, active cold sores
viral diseases (HIV, active hepatitis B and C)
treatment with anticoagulants and medications that prolong bleeding
liver conditions (acute hepatitis, cirrhosis)
uncontrolled diabetes and cardiovascular disease
16 — Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions — Regeneris

What is the Regeneris treatment (PRP plasma)?

Regeneris is a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment — an autologous preparation made from the patient's own blood, rich in growth factors. The plasma is injected into the skin to stimulate its natural regeneration and repair processes. It is known as the vampire facial; the result is renewed, hydrated and firmer-looking skin.

How does Regeneris differ from CGF?

Regeneris is classic platelet-rich plasma (PRP) with growth factors from blood platelets. CGF is a third-generation concentrate that combines concentrated growth factors with CD34+ stem cells, and in the Harmony variant also with a blood-protein gel. CGF provides a stronger and longer-lasting regenerative stimulus.

What is the vampire facial?

The vampire facial is the popular name for the platelet-rich plasma treatment. The name refers to the use of the patient's own blood: after being drawn and centrifuged, plasma rich in platelets and growth factors is injected into the skin, stimulating its natural regeneration and renewal.

Does PRP plasma help with hair?

Platelet-rich plasma is sometimes used for hair thinning and hair loss to stimulate the scalp. At Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic, we select the approach for hair concerns individually as part of our trichology programmes — during your consultation we will determine the best approach.

How many Regeneris sessions are needed?

A course of at least 4 sessions at 4-week intervals is recommended, followed by maintenance sessions every 6 months. Biostimulation effects may be visible after the first session, with the full result developing over the course of the series. The doctor tailors the plan to your skin's condition.

How much does a Regeneris treatment cost?

The price starts from 1,200 zł per treatment. A full course is usually at least 4 sessions, so the total cost depends on the plan agreed during your consultation. You'll find the full price list on our pricing page, and you can book a consultation online or by phone.

17 — Who performs the treatments

Injectable treatments are performed by our doctors

Aesthetic medicine treatments at Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic are performed exclusively by qualified doctors — with relevant medical education, postgraduate studies in aesthetic medicine, and clinical experience. Every treatment is preceded by a consultation, during which the doctor tailors the therapy to your needs, indications and natural facial proportions.

Dr Bartłomiej Kurczab — aesthetic medicine doctor, Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic
Dr Bartłomiej Kurczabaesthetic medicine doctorAesthetic medicine, maxillofacial surgery
Dr Michał Łata — aesthetic medicine doctor, Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic
Dr Michał Łataaesthetic medicine doctorAesthetic and anti-ageing medicine, regenerative medicine, longevity
Dr Anna Sancewicz — aesthetic medicine doctor, Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic
Dr Anna Sancewiczaesthetic medicine doctorAesthetic medicine
Dr Anna Kowalczyk — aesthetic medicine doctor, Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic
Dr Anna Kowalczykaesthetic medicine doctorAesthetic and anti-ageing medicine, combination therapies, anti-ageing prevention

Meet the full Velvet Velvet Skin Clinic medical team →

18 — Booking

Book your treatment — Regeneris

City Centre Clinic

ul. Świętokrzyska 30

00-116 Warsaw · opposite the Palace of Culture and Science
tel. 500 53 30 30

Mokotów Clinic

al. Niepodległości 92/98

02-585 Warsaw · the heart of Mokotów
tel. 500 53 30 55

VELVET SKIN CLINIC · aesthetic medicine and laser therapy · velvetskin.pl
recepcja@velvetskin.pl
Scientific evidence

See what the research says

The publications underpinning this offering — with PMID identifiers and an evidence-strength rating.

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