10 Best Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy Clinics in Poland

KCM Clinic & KCM Hospital is a private, multidisciplinary medical centre and hospital in Jelenia Góra, Poland. It specialises in minimally invasive and advanced surgical procedures, including bariatric and metabolic surgery, plastic surgery, orthopaedics, gynaecology, urology, ophthalmology, ENT and general surgery, alongside rehabilitation and diagnostic services such as MRI, CT, ultrasound and Doppler examinations.

The hospital treats around 2,500 patients a year, including both Polish and international patients, and provides coordinated care from consultation through diagnostics, surgery and post-operative support.

WILMED Medical Clinic holds accreditation from the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) for its high treatment standards. The clinic uses a specialized centrifuge process to isolate growth factors from the patient's own blood. This therapy may cost around $1,400 per injection. The process helps with joint pain and tendon regeneration for conditions like tennis elbow. Dr. Marcin Tomaszewski performs these injections to help patients avoid steroids. Most people see initial results within about 2 to 4 weeks.

Dr. Lukasz Luboinski, founder of the Polish Arthroscopic Society, brings 26 years of orthopedic expertise with 900+ procedures performed. PRP therapy at Carolina Hospital costs around 850–1,700 PLN per injection, typically covering ultrasound-guided administration and consultation. The FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence offers personalized 3-injection courses shown to reduce inflammation. Dr. Luboinski serves as department head and trains surgeons internationally in arthroscopic techniques.

OT.CO Clinic is a hair restoration and plastic surgery center in Warsaw, Poland. It focuses on FUE hair transplants, trichology, and regenerative scalp therapies. Dr. Piotr Turkowski and Dr. Katarzyna Osipowicz founded the clinic in 1991. The team performs up to 170 hair transplants each year, with a 97% success rate. Dr. Turkowski is a member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery.

The facility is accredited by ISAPS and Top Doctors. Diagnostic tools include trichoscopy for detailed scalp and follicle imaging. Non-surgical options cover exosome therapy, platelet-rich plasma, and autologous stem cell treatments. A dedicated team supports international patients, and online consultations help with planning before travel.

NAMI Medical Resort is a specialized health resort in Sopot, Poland. It focuses on fertility support, longevity, and urological health for adults. The resort combines medical diagnostics with natural regenerative therapies during inpatient stays. A multi-seat hyperbaric chamber and advanced cryotherapy systems support these programs. The facility is part of the INVICTA Group and was established in 1989.

NAMI holds ESHRE accreditation for its fertility services. The center has 44 high-standard rooms for residential programs. Treatments include urological physiotherapy, shockwave therapy, and pelvic floor biofeedback. The resort takes part in EU research projects through the INVICTA R&D Center. Specialists study how interventions affect stress and recovery. International patients receive dedicated English-speaking care.

SCM Estetic is a plastic surgery clinic in Krakow, Poland. Patients visit for both surgical and non‑surgical treatments.

• Offers plastic surgery procedures such as upper eyelid blepharoplasty and protruding ears correction.
• Provides aesthetic medicine, cosmetology, dermatology, and trichology services.

RMED Kopernika is a private medical center in Lodz, Poland. It specializes in oculoplastics, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and aesthetic medicine. About 6,000 patients visit each year from Europe and the Commonwealth.

• Offers aesthetic gynecology, dermatology, urology, and obesity treatment.
• Pediatric subspecialties include neurology, gastroenterology, and ophthalmology.
• On-site laboratory with a blood collection point for diagnostics.
• 30 specialists across medical and aesthetic fields.

FullFace Clinic is an aesthetic medicine and hair restoration center in Warsaw and Kraków. The clinic focuses on hair transplants and advanced facial rejuvenation. All complex procedures use ultrasound (USG) guidance for safety. The facility opened in 2016. Physicians lead every procedure and give a written guarantee for transplanted hair. The team uses FUE and DHI methods to rebuild natural hairlines in one day.

Equipment includes Morpheus8, Lumecca INMODE, and the Ultraformer complex. Patients can book SMAS lifting, CO2 laser resurfacing, and Radiesse tissue stimulation. The clinic also offers eye area rejuvenation with Rejuran polynucleotides. Hair transplant results are tracked for 12 to 18 months. Online booking is open for both locations.

Klinika Szymaniak-Osipowicz is a multispecialty clinic in Szczecin, Poland. The medical team covers orthopedics, physiotherapy, aesthetic medicine, gynecology, and cosmetology. Three doctors work within a single facility. Diagnostic services include arthroscopy, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging.

The rehabilitation department uses Pneumatron pulsation therapy for tissue regeneration. For skin treatments, the clinic uses the Ellisys PLUS system for radiofrequency micro-needling. Hair-loss care combines a thulium laser, growth factors, and exosomes. These cellular treatments support hair restoration before and after transplant procedures.

PROESTETICA Klinika dr Prager is an aesthetic medicine clinic in Poznań, Poland. The center focuses on aesthetic dermatology, surgery, and aesthetic gynecology. It opened in 2007 and grew from a family medical tradition. Dr. Rafał Prager has cared for patients for over 30 years. The medical team includes six specialists across six departments.

For skin and body treatments, the team uses Venus Legacy and CLATUU systems. Laser therapies run on the Ultraformer III and LightSheer Desire platforms. Diagnostic options include video dermatoscopy for skin analysis. Staff support patients in English and Polish.