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<h3 data-start="322" data-end="362">What to Do Before Your Appointment</h3>
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Hydrate well: Aim for 1.5 to 2 litres of water per day in the 48 hours before your appointment. Hydrated blood separates more efficiently in the centrifuge, producing higher-quality plasma.
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Eat a balanced meal: A light, protein-rich meal before your session helps stabilise blood sugar and reduces the chance of light-headedness.
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Get enough rest: Your body heals best when well-rested. Aim for a full night’s sleep before treatment.
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Plan your schedule: PRP involves minimal downtime, but mild redness or tenderness can last up to 48 hours, so try to avoid important social events immediately after.
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<h3 data-start="996" data-end="1032">What to Avoid Before Treatment</h3>
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Alcohol and smoking: Both can reduce platelet function and slow healing. Avoid for at least 24–48 hours beforehand.
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Anti-inflammatories: Medications like ibuprofen or aspirin may interfere with the inflammatory response PRP relies on to trigger healing. Check with your practitioner if unsure.
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Retinoids or exfoliating acids: Pause active skincare such as retinol or chemical exfoliants for three to five days before your session.
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Sun exposure: Avoid tanning or sunburn before treatment – inflamed or sensitised skin is more prone to irritation.
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<h3 data-start="1613" data-end="1643">How to Arrive on the Day</h3>
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Clean skin or scalp: Come without makeup, lotion, or hair products.
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Comfortable clothing: Loose collars or tops make access easier for facial or scalp treatments.
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Arrive calm: Bring headphones or something to read – it’s a clinical but relaxed experience. Many Manchester patients say it feels more like a detailed facial than a medical procedure.
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Preparation may feel minor, but it directly influences platelet concentration and post-treatment comfort. A few mindful steps before you arrive can turn a good session into an exceptional one.

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