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PRP Therapy in Seattle, WA

1 Empire-verified provider in Seattle, Washington · rated 4.8 out of 5 from 8 patient reviews

Looking for PRP Therapy in Seattle? Mei Tanaka, NP of First Hill Skin & Wellness is an Empire-verified provider in Seattle. Rejuvenate your skin with your body's own growth factors. Every provider on Empire Verified completed hands-on training with Empire Medical Training, so you can compare credentials, patient reviews and specialties before you book a free consultation.

Providers here publish prices from $600–$1,200 per session, with $900 per session being typical. See PRP therapy prices by city →

Mei Tanaka, NP

Mei Tanaka, NP

Empire Verified

Nurse Practitioner · Aesthetic Provider · First Hill Skin & Wellness

4.8

(8 reviews)

1101 Madison St, Suite 600, Seattle, WA

Mei Tanaka, NP, focuses on regenerative aesthetics at First Hill Skin & Wellness: treatments that use the body's own healing response, like PRP and microneedling, to improve skin quality and support hair growth over…

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PRP Therapy before and after in Seattle

Drag each photo to compare. Published by the provider with written patient consent; results vary from person to person.

Skin quality after three PRP sessions — beforeSkin quality after three PRP sessions — after

Before

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Skin quality after three PRP sessions

3 months after the first session · 3 sessions · age 36

Fine lines and dullness rather than volume loss, which is what PRP suits. Three sessions a month apart combined with microneedling to help the platelets reach the right depth.

Mei Tanaka, NP · Seattle, WA

What patients say about PRP therapy in Seattle

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Loved that it uses my own blood, nothing synthetic. The process was explained step by step.

Brian T. · November 2025 · Mei Tanaka, NP

Did PRP for under-eye texture. Results were gradual, but after the third session my skin looks brighter and smoother.

Olga P. · August 2026 · Mei Tanaka, NP

What is PRP Therapy?

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy uses a small sample of your own blood, spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets. Those platelets carry growth factors that signal the skin to repair itself and produce new collagen.

Because PRP comes from your own body, it is a favorite for patients who want gradual, natural improvement in skin quality — especially under the eyes, where fillers are not always the right choice.

How the treatment works

A small blood draw is processed in about 15 minutes. The concentrated plasma is then applied with microneedling or injected into target areas. A typical session takes about an hour including preparation.

What PRP Therapy can help with

  • Dull, tired skin

  • Fine lines and crepey texture

  • Under-eye darkness and thin skin

  • Acne scars (combined with microneedling)

  • Enlarged pores

Before and after your appointment

  1. Drink plenty of water the day before to make the blood draw easier.
  2. Avoid anti-inflammatory medications for a few days before and after, if your doctor agrees, because they can blunt the healing response.
  3. Skin may look pink and feel tight for a day or two.
  4. Improvement builds over months as new collagen forms.

PRP Therapy in Seattle: frequently asked questions

Each practice in Seattle sets its own pricing, which depends on the provider's experience and the amount of treatment you need. Across the US, typical pricing is $500–$1,500 per session. Book a consultation with one of the providers above for an exact quote.

Look for a licensed medical provider with specific training in PRP Therapy, before-and-after results you like and consistent patient reviews. Every provider listed on Empire Verified completed hands-on training with Empire Medical Training, and you can compare their credentials and reviews on their profiles.

The "vampire facial" is a popular name for PRP combined with microneedling. PRP can also be injected on its own.

Because it uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is extremely low. Mild bruising and redness are the most common side effects.

Most patients notice brighter, smoother skin after a few weeks, with the best results about three months after completing a series.

Yes. It pairs well with microneedling, lasers and fillers as part of a complete rejuvenation plan.

This guide is for general educational purposes and is not medical advice. Results, recovery and pricing vary from person to person. Consult a licensed provider to find out whether a treatment is right for you.