PRP Hair Restoration & Skin Rejuvenation
Cellenis® PRP in Lenexa, KS
Your body's own biology, put to work for your hair and skin.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) uses a small sample of your own blood, concentrated and applied to help support your skin's natural renewal — and it's one of the most trusted regenerative options for hair restoration. At ÉLEVÉ Regenerative Aesthetics & Wellbeing in Lenexa, I use Cellenis® PRP and Cellenis® DermaPRP — a refined, high-quality system I trust — for hair restoration and skin rejuvenation, as part of a personalized, provider-supervised treatment.
Confidence Elevated. Beauty & Vitality Refined.
Individual results vary. PRP is a provider-supervised aesthetic treatment and is not a drug. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What is Cellenis® PRP?
Your blood contains platelets rich in the growth factors your body naturally uses in its own renewal process. With Cellenis® PRP, I draw a small sample of your blood, concentrate the platelets, and apply or inject the plasma into the treatment area to work with your skin's natural processes. Because PRP comes from your own body, it's well-tolerated and a natural fit for patients who prefer a treatment that works with their own biology.
What is Cellenis® DermaPRP?
Cellenis® DermaPRP is a form of PRP prepared as a smooth, gel-like plasma that can be used to support the look of volume and skin quality in select areas. I'll talk you through whether Cellenis® PRP, Cellenis® DermaPRP, or a combination is the right approach for your goals at your consultation.
How PRP may help
Used as part of a personalized plan, PRP may help support the appearance of:
- Thinning hair — supporting fuller-, healthier-looking hair (a leading use of PRP)
- Skin texture, tone, and radiance — a fresher, healthier-looking complexion
- Fine lines and dullness — smoother, more refreshed-looking skin
- Under-eye area — a rested, refreshed look
- Recovery support when paired with microneedling or other treatments
These are common goals, not guarantees — every patient responds differently, and results build gradually.
PRP for hair restoration
PRP is one of the most trusted, widely used regenerative approaches for thinning hair — and it's a treatment I'm genuinely passionate about. Using your own concentrated platelets, PRP is designed to work with your scalp's natural processes to support the look of thicker, healthier, fuller hair over a series of treatments.
It may be a good fit if you're noticing:
- Gradual thinning at the crown, part line, or temples
- Early-stage hair loss you'd like to get ahead of
- A desire for a natural approach that uses your own biology — no drugs, no surgery
How it works:
I draw a small blood sample, concentrate your platelets with the Cellenis® system, and treat the scalp in the areas of concern. Hair restoration typically works best as a series of sessions followed by periodic maintenance — I'll map out a personalized plan at your consultation. Results build gradually over the following months, and individual results vary.
PRP for hair is a provider-supervised aesthetic treatment and is not an FDA-approved drug. It is not a guaranteed cure for hair loss; the best candidates and realistic expectations are determined at your consultation. (For the full hair program — DE|RIVE + NOUVADerm + Cellenis® PRP — see the Hair Restoration page.)
What PRP pairs beautifully with
SkinPen® microneedling
PRP applied with microneedling to support comfortable recovery and a healthy glow (the "vampire facial")
EXO|E
My plant-based ÉLEVÉ Exosome Experience
NOUVADerm
Laser and other resurfacing treatments
My approach
I'm Kelli Rausch, APRN, FNP-BC, and I personally perform every treatment. Your visit starts with a conversation about your skin, hair, and goals. I'll review your history, confirm PRP is a good fit, and build a plan around what you actually want — no rotating injectors, no rushed chain-medspa experience. Just one provider who knows your skin.
Who is a good candidate?
PRP is appropriate for most healthy adults looking to support their skin quality, under-eye area, or thinning hair naturally. The best way to know if it's right for you is a quick consultation with me — because PRP isn't right for everyone, and safety comes first.
What to expect
I draw a small blood sample, concentrate your platelets, and apply or inject the PRP into the prepared area (with topical numbing for comfort when needed). Most appointments run 45–75 minutes. You may look slightly pink or feel mild tenderness for 24–48 hours. Results build gradually over the following weeks, and a series is often recommended for the best-looking results.
Pricing — transparent and personalized to you
Pricing starts at the figures below. Your final price is determined at your consultation, based on the surface area to be treated and how many sessions you need — both vary from person to person.
- Cellenis® PRP / DermaPRP (11 mL): starts at $1,395
- Cellenis® PRP / DermaPRP (22 mL): starts at $2,395
- Add Cellenis® PRP to microneedling — combination pricing confirmed at your consultation.
Package and series pricing available. Flexible payment plans available with Cherry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PRP really work for hair?
PRP is one of the most widely used, trusted regenerative approaches for thinning hair. It’s designed to support the look of fuller, healthier hair over a series of sessions. It works best for early-to-moderate thinning, and results build gradually. It isn’t a guaranteed cure, and I’ll give you an honest assessment of whether you’re a good candidate at your consultation.
Is Cellenis® PRP the same as exosomes (EXO|E)?
No. PRP uses your own blood and its natural growth factors. EXO|E is a plant-derived skincare complex. The two can even be used together.
Does it hurt? Is there downtime?
I use topical numbing for comfort. Most patients have only mild redness or tenderness for 24–48 hours.
When will I see results?
PRP works gradually. Many patients notice a fresher, healthier look over several weeks, with continued improvement over a series. Results vary.
Is PRP safe?
Because PRP is made from your own blood, it’s well-tolerated. As with any treatment, I review your health history first and only recommend PRP when it’s appropriate for you. PRP is a provider-supervised aesthetic treatment, not an FDA-approved drug.
How many treatments will I need?
It depends on your goals — I’ll recommend a personalized plan, often a short series, at your consultation.
