I tried PRX Therapy at €150 a session and my skin looked brand new in 15 minutes
Fifteen minutes in a medical clinic, and skin that seems to have shed years overnight: that was our experience with PRX Therapy. This aesthetic medicine protocol, sitting somewhere between a chemical peel and a skin booster, is generating serious buzz for its fast results and its complete lack of visible downtime.
Real results from the very first days
The first thing that strikes you about this treatment is how quickly the skin transforms. A difference is noticeable within hours of the session. But it is really in the days that follow that the effect becomes truly remarkable: the skin feels softer, the texture looks smoother, and the complexion regains a visible glow.
In our case, these effects lasted more than a week after a single session. That staying power is precisely what sets this protocol apart from a standard cosmetic treatment. You get a quality of skin that classic beauty products struggle to deliver on their own.
What convinced us most was the complete absence of any post-session discomfort. No peeling skin, no social downtime, no red face to hide for days on end. All the benefits of a peel, without the usual drawbacks.
What PRX Therapy actually does to your skin
To understand why this protocol works, you need to look at its formula. It is built around a combination of acids, including TCA, or trichloroacetic acid, long used in traditional chemical peels. Applied directly to the skin, this formula penetrates deep to act on fibroblasts, the cells responsible for collagen production, and to stimulate cell renewal.
The idea behind this protocol is precisely to harness the action of TCA without the drawbacks of classic peels. It was Italian dermatologist Rossana Castellana who laid the groundwork for this approach back in the 1980s, before her research gradually led to the development of PRX Therapy.
In practice, the session lasts between 12 and 15 minutes to treat the face and neck. No needles are involved: the formula is simply applied to the surface of the skin. This non-invasive nature is one of the protocol’s major selling points for anyone looking to improve their skin without going through injections.
How a full course of treatment works
A single session is already enough to see a real difference, but this treatment is designed to be repeated in order to optimise long-term results. Here are the key points to know before you commit:
- 4 sessions recommended for a complete course
- Spacing of 7 days between sessions for normal to thick skin
- Spacing of 14 days for sensitive skin
- Duration per session: approximately 12 to 15 minutes for the face and neck
- Price from €150 per session
This spaced-out rhythm allows the skin to fully benefit from each application before the next one. For sensitive skin, the longer interval between sessions provides an appropriate recovery window.
Where to try PRX Therapy and how much it costs
We had our session at Loft Skin, in Boulogne-Billancourt, with Dr Aurélien Perrod. The price starts at €150 per session, which places this protocol firmly in the accessible range of aesthetic medicine treatments, especially given the results on offer.
This is a genuine aesthetic medicine procedure, carried out in a clinic by a qualified professional. That medical setting ensures the formula is applied with precision and that the treatment is tailored to each skin type. It is also what sets this protocol apart from anything you could do at home.
After this test, the verdict is clear: PRX Therapy delivers on its promises. For anyone looking to improve their skin quality without any post-treatment constraints, this protocol is genuinely worth considering.
