Cellenis® Derma PRP in Chicago

Natural Dermal Support. Powered by Your Own Plasma.

Cellenis® Derma PRP is an autologous plasma-based injectable treatment created using components derived from your own blood.
Unlike traditional hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, Cellenis® Derma PRP uses processed plasma to create a structured, gel-like material designed to provide natural-looking dermal support while complementing your body’s own regenerative processes.
At BRB Aesthetics Central, every Cellenis® Derma PRP treatment is personalized based on your anatomy, skin quality, treatment area, and aesthetic goals.

What Is Cellenis® Derma PRP?

Cellenis® Derma PRP begins with a small sample of your own blood.
The blood is processed to separate the plasma components, which are then further prepared to create a thicker, structured plasma-based material for injectable dermal support.
Because the treatment is prepared using components derived from your own blood, it provides a different approach from traditional manufactured dermal fillers.

How Is Cellenis® Derma PRP Different From Regular PRP?

Both treatments begin with components derived from your own blood, but they are prepared and used differently.
Traditional PRP is a liquid platelet-rich plasma preparation commonly used in regenerative aesthetic treatments. At BRB, PRP may be incorporated into treatments such as PRP Hair Restoration or used as a PRP Add-On with SkinPen® Microneedling.
Cellenis® Derma PRP is further processed to create a thicker, structured plasma-based material intended for injectable dermal support.
This is why BRB treats PRP and Cellenis® Derma PRP as separate treatment options.

Cellenis® Derma PRP vs. Traditional Dermal Filler

Traditional hyaluronic acid dermal fillers and Cellenis® Derma PRP can both play a role in facial rejuvenation, but they are not the same treatment.
Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Fillers
Are manufactured injectable gels designed to provide targeted volume, structure, contour, or enhancement. At BRB, filler selection is individualized according to anatomy and treatment goals.
Cellenis® Derma PRP
Is prepared using components derived from the patient’s own blood and processed into a structured plasma-based material designed for natural-looking dermal support and subtle rejuvenation.
Neither approach is automatically better for every patient. Your provider can help determine which treatment—or combination of treatments—may be appropriate for your anatomy and goals.

What Can Cellenis® Derma PRP Address?

Depending on your anatomy, concerns, and provider assessment, Cellenis® Derma PRP may be considered when the goal is:

  • Natural-looking dermal support
  • Subtle volume
  • Improvement in overall skin quality
  • Rejuvenation of delicate facial areas
  • Under-eye support in appropriate candidates
  • A plasma-derived alternative for patients interested in regenerative aesthetic options

Treatment areas and candidacy are determined individually.

A Personalized Approach to Under-Eye Rejuvenation

The under-eye area is delicate and requires careful assessment.
For appropriate candidates, Cellenis® Derma PRP may be considered as part of a personalized approach to under-eye rejuvenation and dermal support.
However, not every under-eye concern is caused by the same issue. Hollowing, skin quality, pigmentation, fluid retention, anatomy, and other factors can all influence the appearance of the area.
Your BRB provider will evaluate your anatomy and concerns before determining whether Cellenis® Derma PRP or another treatment approach may be appropriate.

How Cellenis® Derma PRP Is Prepared

Step-by-step

Consultation

Your BRB provider evaluates your anatomy, concerns, medical history, and treatment goals.

Blood Draw

A small amount of your blood is collected.

Plasma Processing

The blood is processed to separate the plasma components needed for treatment.

Derma PRP Preparation

The plasma is further processed into a thicker, structured consistency designed for dermal support.

Treatment

The prepared Cellenis® Derma PRP is carefully placed in the selected treatment areas according to your individualized treatment plan.

Aftercare

Your provider will review post-treatment instructions based on the areas treated.

What to Expect After Treatment

Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness, bruising, or sensitivity may occur following treatment.
The degree and duration of these effects vary by patient and treatment area.
Changes may develop gradually as the treated area settles and responds to treatment. Results and longevity vary between patients.
Your provider will discuss realistic expectations and whether additional or maintenance treatments may be appropriate.

Why Choose Cellenis® Derma PRP?

Some patients are interested in aesthetic treatments that use components derived from their own body rather than relying exclusively on manufactured injectable products.
Cellenis® Derma PRP offers a plasma-based approach that may provide:

  • Natural-looking dermal support
  • Subtle volume
  • Treatment for delicate facial areas in appropriate candidates
  • Personalized placement based on facial anatomy
  • A regenerative approach to aesthetic treatment

The right treatment depends on your individual anatomy, concerns, and goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cellenis® Derma PRP is an autologous plasma-based injectable treatment prepared using components derived from your own blood. The plasma is processed into a thicker, structured material designed to provide natural-looking dermal support and subtle rejuvenation.

Interested in a Plasma-Based Approach to Facial Rejuvenation?

Discover whether Cellenis® Derma PRP may be appropriate for your anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Medical Disclaimer

Cellenis® Derma PRP uses components derived from the patient’s own blood. Treatment recommendations, number of treatments, results, longevity, and downtime vary by patient. All treatments are subject to provider assessment, medical eligibility, and clinical appropriateness. Individual results may vary.

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