Rejuvenation, from your own biology
PRP concentrates the growth factors in your own blood and returns them precisely where skin needs renewal — under-eyes, cheeks, smile lines, even thinning hair. Nothing synthetic, nothing foreign: results that build gradually and look entirely like you.
Draw, spin, return
A small blood sample — no more than a routine lab visit — is all PRP needs.
A centrifuge separates and concentrates your platelets and growth factors into a golden plasma.
Your injector places the PRP precisely where renewal is wanted — under-eyes, cheeks, smile lines, or scalp.
One treatment, many uses
Brightens hollows and softens dark circles where filler can look heavy.
Smooths fine lines and improves tone — alone or layered with microneedling.
Gradual, natural softening of nasolabial folds without added volume.
Scalp PRP supports thicker, healthier hair growth in thinning areas.
Your own platelets, concentrated
A small amount of your blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge, separating the platelet-rich plasma from red cells. What is left is a concentrate of the growth factors your body already uses to repair tissue.
Reinjected into skin, scalp, or joint, those growth factors signal the surrounding cells to build new collagen and new capillaries. Nothing synthetic is introduced — the material is yours, drawn and returned in the same visit.
Because the response is biological rather than instant, results build over eight to twelve weeks. Most protocols run three sessions spaced a month apart, then a maintenance visit once or twice a year.
Skin, scalp, and joints
Facial rejuvenation. PRP paired with microneedling — the "vampire facial" — for texture, fine lines, and acne scarring. Best for patients who want gradual, natural change rather than volume.
Hair restoration. Injected into the scalp for early-stage thinning, where follicles are miniaturizing but not yet gone. Timing matters here; the earlier we start, the more there is to save.
Joints and tendons. Knees, shoulders, and chronic tendon pain that has not resolved with rest and rehab. We are candid about who this helps and who needs orthopedic imaging first.
Questions, answered honestly
Platelet-rich plasma — a concentrate of the platelets and growth factors from a small draw of your own blood, separated in a centrifuge and injected where renewal is needed. It's been used in orthopedics and sports medicine for decades.
Filler adds volume instantly with a hyaluronic-acid gel. PRP stimulates your own collagen and tissue repair, so results build gradually over weeks and look entirely natural. Many clients combine the two.
Expect subtle improvement in skin tone and texture over 3–6 weeks as collagen rebuilds, with best results after a series of treatments spaced about a month apart.
We numb the area first; most clients describe brief pressure. You may see mild redness or swelling for a day or two — fine for a return to normal life the same day.
Most healthy adults are. Because PRP relies on your own platelets, certain blood disorders or medications can affect results — your consultation covers this in detail.
One roof, every discipline
Clinical services run under the direction of Ashley Sutton, FNP-MSN — spa comfort with medical standards behind it.
Day spa, medspa, Western medicine, and Eastern medicine under one roof — your plan can draw from all four.
Every visit ends riverside — linger in the River Room or on the rooftop instead of rushing back to the car.
An experience on the banks of the Animas
Come early or stay after — order a tea, a glass of wine, or a light bite from the spa menu, watch the river from the lounge, and let the visit breathe. This is how PRP should feel: unhurried, riverside, yours.
Notes from the river's edge
Recovery science, skin health, and what's new at the spa — written by the practitioners who work here.
Read the JournalRenewal starts with a consultation
Talk through your goals with our injectors and find out whether PRP — alone or alongside microneedling or fillers — is the right path for you.
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