How Magellan TruPRP Works
A blood sample is collected and processed in the Magellan system. Using automated centrifugation, pumps, and optical sensor technology, the system separates blood components and concentrates platelets into a platelet-rich plasma.
The prepared PRP is then applied or injected into the skin. Platelets release growth factors involved in cell signaling, tissue repair, and collagen production.

Why Clients Choose Magellan TruPRP

Perfect For Those Who Want To:
- Improve the appearance of facial skin texture and fine lines
- Support collagen remodeling using an autologous treatment
- Combine PRP with other skin-rejuvenation procedures such as microneedling
- Address certain types of hair thinning or loss under medical guidance
- Choose treatment that uses their own plasma instead of manufactured products
Safety & Contraindications
Magellan TruPRP may not be suitable, or may require additional medical assessment, for clients with:
- Significant bleeding or clotting issues
- Certain platelet or hematological disorders
- Active infection in or around the treatment area
- Anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication use
- Hemodynamic instability or hypercoagulability
Make sure to discuss medications that affect coagulation or platelet function with the treating clinician in our aesthetic center.