Regenerative Medicine · Midtown Miami, Florida
Physician-led PRP treatment and hair restoration start with a small amount of your own blood, which we spin to concentrate its growth factors before returning them to your skin or scalp.
Your Own Biology, Concentrated
Regenerative medicine at this practice means platelet-rich plasma, better known as PRP. We draw a small amount of your blood, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and growth factors it already carries, and place that concentrate into the skin or scalp being treated. Nothing synthetic goes in. Dr. Tali Arviv, MD sets the protocols behind it.
A small draw is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate its platelets and growth factors, then placed back where your skin or scalp is asking for repair.
Dr. Tali Arviv, MD sets the clinical protocols this location follows, so the plan you leave with is a medical one rather than a menu selection.
Most Miami guests reach PRP from an existing injectables or skin-quality routine, and it is planned as part of that routine rather than apart from it.
Aesthetics matter in Miami, and that is why we offer advanced treatments for hair and skin renewal like PRP at Midtown Miami. Guests already treating fine lines tend to raise it as the next question rather than the first one. If you are earlier than that, our regenerative medicine resources cover the same ground at more length before your consult.
A Quick Decision Aid
Both treatments start with the same draw and the same centrifuge. What changes is where the concentrate goes and what it is being asked to do, which is also why guests with loose skin and guests with thinning hair end up on two different plans.
| Feature | PRP for Skin | PRP for Hair |
|---|---|---|
| What it addresses | Skin texture, tone, and overall facial skin quality | Thinning hair and reduced density across the scalp |
| Where it goes | Into facial skin, often paired with microneedling | Into the areas of the scalp where hair has thinned |
| What it uses | Platelets and growth factors from your own blood | The same preparation, drawn and spun the same way |
| Who tends to ask about it | Guests already on an injectables or skin routine | Guests noticing gradual thinning who want a non-surgical route |
A published review of PRP in facial rejuvenation reports measurable changes in skin texture and dermal density, with results that vary between studies and between people. Your consult is where that variability gets discussed honestly, before anything is scheduled.
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In Their Words
Injectables and body work dominate what Midtown Miami guests write about, which tells you where most of this location's regular routines already sit. PRP tends to enter that picture as an addition rather than a replacement. Read more reviews from guests across all three Florida locations.
“Arviv Medical Aesthetics Miami holds a special place in my heart due to Dr. Arviv and her amazing staff that provides the most heartfelt professional and personable service. Thanks Dr. Nicole for the down to earth conversations on my health care needs”
“I've been going to Arviv for almost 8 years and value the location, team and Nicole's expertise and advice. Thank you!”
“Favorite place for treatments, great staff super friendly and really makes the experience.”
Individual results vary. Reviews describe one guest’s experience and are not a promise of outcome.
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Two regenerative treatments run here, each with its own page and its own candidacy questions. Guests often book one alongside skin rejuvenation or a medical wellness plan, so tell your provider what else you are running.
It means platelet-rich plasma, or PRP. A small amount of your blood is drawn, spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, then placed into the skin or scalp being treated. Every protocol is set by Dr. Tali Arviv, MD, who has directed this practice since 2014.
Yes. PRP treatment is offered at our Miami location, and your provider confirms at consult whether your skin concern is a reasonable fit for it.
Yes. Hair restoration here is a PRP-based scalp treatment, planned around the pattern and stage of your thinning. Miami guests usually raise it inside a conversation about their face rather than as a separate errand, and the two can share a visit. Published hair regrowth research treats PRP as an active area of study rather than a settled one, and your provider frames it that way at consult.
Injectables add a product to your face, such as a neurotoxin or a filler. PRP adds nothing external, since the material comes from your own blood. Many guests run both, pairing PRP with their injectables plan, and the two are scheduled around each other at consult. A separate regenerative product line, ArviCell, is sold through our shop rather than booked as a treatment here.
Book a Consult online or call or text (813) 855-0111. New patients start with a paid consultation, applied toward your treatment plan, and flexible financing is available if your plan calls for it.
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A Straight Answer on PRP
A provider reads your skin or scalp concern against the two PRP protocols this practice runs, and tells you plainly if it fits.
Two PRP-based treatments, both planned under protocols set by Dr. Tali Arviv, MD.
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