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PATIENT GUIDE

Working with
your biology.

Regenerative care is designed to support the body's own restorative processes.

At Vivier, we bring together platelet-rich plasma, microneedling, copper-peptide support, and selected peptide protocols to address skin quality, tissue health, physical recovery, and visible signs of aging.

Every treatment begins with a clinical evaluation. We consider your health history, biology, concerns, and long-term goals before determining which therapies — if any — belong in your plan.

No single therapy is appropriate for everyone. Recommendations are based on clinical need, treatment goals, available evidence, and individual risk factors.

PRP by treatment area

  • Undereye
  • Face
  • Neck
  • Face and neck
  • Hands
  • Décolleté

Which areas are appropriate, and in what order, is decided in consultation. Listing them is not an offer to treat any of them.

PRP by treatment area

Which areas are appropriate, and in what order, is decided in consultation. Listing them is not an offer to treat any of them.

What it isPotential benefitsCommon candidates
UndereyeThe undereye area contains some of the thinnest and most delicate skin on the body. PRP is carefully placed beneath the eyes to support tissue quality and gradual remodeling.
  • Thin or crepey undereye skin
  • Fine lines
  • Mild skin laxity
  • Uneven texture
  • Dark circles associated with thin, translucent skin
PRP cannot correct every cause of dark circles. Pigmentation, allergies, prominent blood vessels, and structural hollowness may require a different approach.
Facewith microneedlingMicroneedling creates controlled microchannels that activate a natural repair response. PRP is then applied or precisely delivered to complement the process and support collagen remodeling.
  • Fine lines
  • Uneven or rough texture
  • Enlarged pores
  • Mild skin laxity
  • Dull or tired-looking skin
  • Certain acne scars
Considered after evaluation of your skin, concerns, and goals, which also determines whether PRP should be incorporated at all.
Neckwith microneedlingThe neck frequently develops visible changes in elasticity and texture. PRP with microneedling is designed to support collagen remodeling within this delicate area.
  • Fine lines
  • Crepey texture
  • Mild skin laxity
  • Uneven texture
Skin here is thinner and more mobile than on the face, so technique and staging are selected for the area rather than carried across from it.
Face and neckA comprehensive regenerative treatment addressing the face and neck together, for a balanced and cohesive result across the two areas.
  • Fine lines
  • Uneven texture
  • Mild skin laxity
  • Crepey skin
  • Dullness
Considered where treating one area alone would leave a visible difference in quality at the jawline.
HandsThe hands are continuously exposed to sunlight and environmental stress, yet are often overlooked in conventional skin care. PRP is used to support tissue quality and a smoother, healthier-looking appearance.
  • Thin or crepey skin
  • Fine lines
  • Loss of elasticity
  • Uneven texture
  • Visible sun-related change
Sun-related change is cumulative, so photoprotection is part of the plan rather than an afterthought to it.
DécolletéThe upper chest, extending from the base of the neck across the collarbones and breastbone. This delicate, sun-exposed area can gradually develop fine lines, uneven texture, and loss of elasticity.
  • Fine lines and crepey texture
  • Mild loss of elasticity
  • Uneven skin texture
  • Visible sun-related change
As with the hands, results are supported by ongoing sun protection between treatments.

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Every area listed requires evaluation and screening first, and none of these uses is FDA-approved. Response is gradual and varies by area, baseline tissue quality, and individual biology. A series of treatments may be recommended. Specific techniques, scheduling, and charges are discussed in consultation rather than published here.

What regenerative care uses

  • Platelet-Rich Plasma

    I

    Platelet-rich plasma — PRP — is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The sample is processed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate plasma and platelets, which contain naturally occurring growth factors and signalling proteins involved in healing and tissue repair.

    Once prepared, PRP is delivered to the treatment area by injection, microneedling, or a combination of both. Because it comes from your own blood, it offers a highly personalized approach without introducing synthetic filler material.

    PRP works with your existing biology. Rather than covering visible changes, it is used to support repair and remodeling beneath the skin's surface — which is why results develop gradually as the treated tissue responds, and why a series of treatments may be recommended.

  • Microneedling

    II

    Microneedling creates precise microchannels in the skin, initiating a controlled repair response and encouraging collagen remodeling. It may be performed on its own or combined with PRP, depending on your skin, concerns, and treatment goals.

    It may help improve the appearance of fine lines, enlarged pores, uneven or rough texture, certain acne scars, dull-looking skin, mild changes in firmness, and certain types of uneven tone.

    A consultation determines the appropriate technique and whether PRP should be incorporated.

  • Copper-Peptide Support

    III

    Copper-binding peptides are naturally occurring and have been studied for their role in skin biology, cellular signalling, and tissue-remodeling processes.

    Where appropriate, a carefully selected preparation may be incorporated into a personalized skin-quality, scalp, or post-procedure support plan — considered for overall skin quality, collagen-related processes, the appearance of fine lines and uneven texture, recovery following selected procedures, and a broader healthy-aging protocol.

    Formulation and route of administration matter. Topical and injectable preparations are not interchangeable, and all medical applications require an individualized evaluation and a discussion of the available evidence and potential risks.

  • Peptides for Recovery and Tissue Support

    IV

    Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signalling molecules throughout the body. Different peptides interact with different biological pathways, which is why they should not be chosen from a catalogue or used without clinical oversight.

    Selected peptides are being studied for their potential roles in cellular signalling, tissue response, collagen-related processes, and physical recovery. Following an evaluation, a recovery-focused peptide may be considered as one component of a more comprehensive plan — for recovery from physical stress, muscle, tendon and ligament-support goals, tissue-quality goals, post-procedure recovery, and maintaining strength and physical resilience with age.

    Peptide therapy does not replace proper diagnosis, rehabilitation, physical therapy, nutrition, sleep, or appropriate medical treatment. It is intended to complement — not substitute for — the foundational elements of recovery. What are peptides? covers the underlying biology.

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HOW IT IS SELECTED

Why we do not offer a peptide catalogue

The right therapy depends on more than a symptom or a goal. A peptide that is appropriate for one person may be unnecessary or inappropriate for another, and availability does not guarantee candidacy.

We do not define advanced medicine by how many emerging therapies we offer. We define it by how thoughtfully those therapies are selected, integrated, and monitored.

BEFORE RECOMMENDING A PEPTIDE, WE CONSIDER:

  • 01Your medical history, and the underlying cause of your concern
  • 02Current medications and supplements, and potential contraindications or interactions
  • 03Laboratory findings, when clinically indicated
  • 04The quality of the available evidence
  • 05Current regulatory and pharmacy availability
  • 06Whether a more established treatment would serve you better

Preserve what supports you.

Longevity is not simply about adding more years — it is about maintaining the quality, strength, and function of the tissues that carry you through them. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out with availability, and what an initial evaluation covers.

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Educational use only. This page describes categories of regenerative care; it does not diagnose a condition, recommend a therapy, promise a result, or replace a medical evaluation. Platelet-rich plasma, microneedling with PRP, copper-peptide preparations, and recovery-focused peptides are not FDA-approved for the cosmetic, tissue-repair, or recovery uses discussed here, and evidence quality varies by therapy, by treatment area, and by patient. PRP is not a dermal filler and does not provide volume or structural correction. Response is gradual and variable, and a series of treatments is typical rather than exceptional. Candidacy is determined by clinical screening — including medical history, medications, bleeding and anticoagulation risk, platelet quality, active skin or scalp conditions, infection, and pregnancy status or pregnancy plans. Copper-peptide formulation and route are not interchangeable between topical and injectable preparations. Call 911 for emergencies.

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