The details
About PRP + Microneedling
in Hamilton.
PurBliss offers a PRP-and-microneedling appointment, often called a vampire facial. It combines an own-blood preparation with a needle-based skin procedure. If you are comparing this with conventional microneedling alone, ask what the added PRP step is intended to do and what evidence supports the proposed method for your concern.
Combination treatment deserves a specific consent discussion. The FDA states that it has not reviewed the safety or effectiveness of microneedling devices used with other products, including PRP. This U.S. regulatory statement is a useful evidence boundary; it does not establish the status of a specific Canadian treatment. Ask the clinic about the device, exact method and applicable Canadian requirements.
Understand both parts of the combination
A PRP-plus-microneedling visit involves decisions about blood collection, preparation and the skin procedure. Ask how the PRP will be used, which device is proposed and what evidence supports the combination for your concern. Treat the complete method as the subject of consent. Evidence or authorization for one component does not automatically answer questions about every way the two may be combined.
What you may be looking for
- Compare the combination with microneedling alone
- Understand each step before treatment
- Clarify evidence and additional cost
Start with your concern
Concerns to assess for combined PRP and microneedling
- Selected skin texture or scar goals
- Whether PRP adds value to the proposed skin procedure
- Suitability for both blood collection and microneedling
These are discussion points for your assessment, rather than a diagnosis or a promise of results. Compare concerns and treatment options
Understand the treatment
Understand the procedure before you book
This appointment combines a skin-needling procedure with a blood-derived preparation. Ask whether the preparation will be applied, injected or otherwise used and what evidence supports that exact method.
The FDA has not evaluated microneedling devices for delivering PRP into skin. This is an evidence boundary from a U.S. regulator, not a statement about a specific Canadian authorization. Your provider should explain the applicable device, use and risks in Canada.
Your goals, your options
Is this treatment
a fit for you?
The assessment should consider both the skin procedure and blood collection. Discuss medicines, healing, bleeding or clotting concerns, infection and past reactions.
Individual suitability, expected results and treatment options are discussed at your consultation.
Treatment investment
A clear look
at pricing.
PRP + Microneedling / Vampire Facial
Standard live-menu fee; limited-time promotional fees are excluded.
Public booking prices reviewed October 10, 2026. All amounts in Canadian dollars. Menus and offers can change; confirm the exact service, package terms, deposit and applicable taxes before booking.
Confirm the current price, appointment options and any applicable taxes when booking.
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What to
expect.
Review both components
Ask which device is used, how the blood preparation is produced and whether it is applied or injected.
Discuss the rationale
Understand why the combination is proposed for your particular concern, and what is known and uncertain.
Arrange recovery and review
Get instructions for skin care, contact details and a review schedule before deciding on additional visits.
After your appointment
A little care
after your visit.
- Follow the instructions for the actual combination performed.
- Avoid adding home microneedling or unfamiliar active products during recovery.
Follow the specific aftercare instructions provided at your appointment.
Good questions
A little more
clarity.
Does adding PRP guarantee better results?
No. Ask what evidence applies to your concern and the exact method, and how that compares with microneedling alone.
Is ‘vampire facial’ a precise procedure name?
It is a marketing name. Confirm the device, preparation, application or injection method and the steps included in your appointment.
Does FDA clearance of a microneedling device prove the combination works?
No. Device authorization and evidence for combining it with PRP are separate questions. Ask about the applicable Canadian status and the evidence behind the proposed use.
Is PRP applied to the skin or injected during the microneedling visit?
Confirm the exact method with the clinic before booking. The combined appointment name does not establish how PRP will be delivered or which steps are included. Ask the provider to explain the preparation, application or injection method and why it is being proposed for your concern.
Can I bring my own serum to use during a PRP-and-microneedling procedure?
Discuss every proposed product with the provider beforehand. The FDA states that it has not reviewed the safety or effectiveness of microneedling devices combined with other products, including PRP. That U.S. evidence boundary does not determine Canadian authorization; it does make a specific discussion of the combination important.
