Comparison

Medical Peel vs Facial PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

Compare medical peels and facial PRP to understand when resurfacing the skin makes more sense versus stimulating regenerative processes from within.

Aspect

Medical Peel

Facial PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

How it works

Resurfaces the outer skin layers using controlled acids.

Stimulates repair and regeneration using growth factors from the patient's own plasma.

Best for

Dullness, mild pigmentation, and surface texture.

Overall skin quality, vitality, and radiance.

How the result feels

Skin looks more refreshed and even.

Skin feels healthier, with gradual progressive improvement.

Speed of results

More noticeable after the peeling phase is complete.

More gradual, building across the treatment cycle.

Medical team recommendation

If the main goal is refreshing the surface and improving skin tone, a peel can get there faster. If you're looking for a biological, progressive approach to overall skin quality, PRP may be a better starting point.

Related treatments in detail

Medical Peel

Personalized medical-grade peel protocols to renew your skin's surface layers and improve its overall appearance in a controlled, safe way.

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Facial PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)

We use your own plasma to stimulate collagen and improve overall skin quality on the face, neck, and décolletage — naturally and progressively.

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