Platelet Rich Plasma for Face Rejuvenation in London and Surrey: The Levitas Advantage
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Platelet Rich Plasma for Face Rejuvenation in London and Surrey: The Levitas Advantage

Levitas Aesthetics
1 May 2025
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At Levitas Clinic, we proudly offer one of the most advanced platelet rich plasma (PRP) treatments in London and Surrey, using state-of-the-art devices for superior, natural skin rejuvenation. Our unique approach combines cutting-edge platelet plasma facial treatments with the power of carboxytherapy, delivering radiant, refreshed, and youthful skin without surgery or chemicals. 

What Is Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy?

Platelet rich plasma therapy uses a small sample of your own blood, which is spun in a high-energy centrifuge to concentrate the platelets—cells rich in growth factors and healing signals. When reinjected into the skin, PRP stimulates: 

  • Collagen and elastin production 

  • Tissue regeneration 

  • Improved skin texture and tone 

This all-natural, minimally invasive therapy supports face rejuvenation in the most organic way—by restoring what your skin already knows how to do. 

Why Levitas Clinic Is Leading in PRP

At Levitas, we believe technology amplifies biology. Our advanced PRP system ensures outstanding results with less downtime and superior comfort. 

TruPRP Machine: Next-Level Platelet Concentration

We use the high-energy TruPRP system, which ensures that your platelet rich plasma contains a high concentration of regenerative platelets with minimal red and white cell contamination. This means faster healing, deeper rejuvenation, and noticeably healthier skin.

U225 Mesotherapy Gun: Comfort and Precision Combined

Our clinicians deliver your platelet rich plasma facial treatment using the U225 mesotherapy gun, a powerful device designed for pain-free, controlled microinjections. It ensures even distribution of PRP across the face, neck, or scalp and is ideal for delicate areas like the under-eyes or hairline.

Combine PRP with Carboxytherapy for Maximum Glow 

To supercharge your results, we pair PRP with carboxytherapy—a skin-oxygenating treatment that enhances circulation and accelerates cellular renewal. 

This combination therapy: 

  • PBoosts collagen synthesis
  • PReduces dark circles and pigmentation
  • PImproves elasticity and hydration
  • PBrightens tired, dull skin

The result? A fresh, luminous complexion that looks and feels completely natural. 

Conditions We Treat with PRP + Carboxytherapy

  • PFine lines and wrinkles
  • PVolume loss and sagging skin
  • PAcne scars and uneven texture
  • PHair thinning and scalp concerns
  • PDark under-eye circles
  • PDull, dehydrated skin

Areas We Serve in London and Surrey 

Our platelet rich plasma facial treatments are available across our discreet, elegant clinic locations: 

In London: 

  • PMayfair
  • PWestminster
  • PMarylebone
  • PKnightsbridge
  • PKensington
  • PBelgravia

In Surrey:

  • PWimbledon
  • PKingston
  • PRichmond
  • PEsher
  • PCobham
  • PGuildford
  • PFarnham
  • PHaslemere

Wherever you’re located, our expert team is here to bring you next-generation face rejuvenation treatments that enhance your natural beauty. 

Book Your PRP Consultation Today 

Ready to unlock the healing power of platelet rich plasma for face rejuvenation? At Levitas Clinic, our expert team combines the latest regenerative science with a holistic approach to beauty.
Or book your private consultation at one of our London or Surrey locations today. 

https://www.levitasaesthetics.com/

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