
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) in Dublin 3 — Verified Practitioners
Looking for prp (platelet-rich plasma) in Dublin 3? Compare 1 register-verified clinic below. Every practitioner has been checked against Ireland's professional medical registers, so you can focus on finding the right fit.
About PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) in Dublin 3
One verified Dublin 3 practitioner offers PRP treatments across the East Wall, Fairview, and Clontarf area. The most-booked indications locally are under-eye rejuvenation and scalp injection for hair restoration. The under-eye area benefits from PRP's regenerative profile in this delicate zone where HA fillers carry higher vascular risk; the scalp application uses the growth factors to support hair-follicle activity. The Dublin 3 clinic on SafeSkin has had its lead practitioner registration independently confirmed. Some practitioners use PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) for slower-release growth-factor delivery.
Sessions needed
3 sessions 4-6 weeks apart, then maintenance every 6-12 months
Results last
6-12 months with a full course
Treatment time
45-60 minutes (including blood draw and preparation)
Downtime
24-48 hours — redness and mild swelling
PRP Cost in Dublin 3
Dublin 3 PRP pricing is €300 to €600 per session. Under-eye work and face rejuvenation typically use three sessions per course; scalp protocols for hair restoration typically use six to eight sessions. Course pricing for either protocol is typically discounted versus per-session booking, with the full course quoted as a total figure.
Verified Clinics Offering PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) in Dublin 3

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