Beauty & Grace Adds DE|RIVE, Cellenis PRP Treatments
Noblesville medical aesthetics practice introduces scalp and platelet-rich plasma treatments aimed at hair thinning and rejuvenation.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Beauty
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Beauty & Grace Aesthetics has introduced DE|RIVE Hair Restoration and Cellenis platelet-rich plasma treatments at its practice on South 9th Street. The practice is holding an introduction celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. on November 5.
Why it matters
Several patients mentioned hair thinning during consultations, prompting the practice to expand its regenerative offerings. Hair thinning or loss can accompany postpartum recovery, menopause, and GLP-1 therapies, making these services relevant to a range of patients.
The DE|RIVE treatment uses ultrasound technology to apply a noninvasive scalp treatment without needles, with an at-home serum for ongoing care. Cellenis PRP uses a concentration of platelets containing naturally occurring growth factors, which the practice says can also be used for facial rejuvenation.
The players
Beauty & Grace Aesthetics
A locally owned medical aesthetics practice at 93 S. 9th St. in Noblesville that specializes in personalized, nonsurgical aesthetic treatments.
Amy Julian-Resner
A certified family nurse practitioner and owner of Beauty & Grace Aesthetics who is a Noblesville resident.
The details
DE|RIVE is a noninvasive scalp treatment designed to support scalp health, with the in-office experience applied via ultrasound and no needles. Cellenis PRP is intended to support hair follicle activity and may help improve hair density, and the same technology can be used for facial rejuvenation.
Timeline
Nov. 5: Introduction celebration for DE|RIVE and Cellenis treatments, 5 to 7 p.m.
Culture Shift
Platelet-rich plasma therapy, long used for facial rejuvenation, is now being offered as a hair restoration option at Noblesville practices like Beauty & Grace Aesthetics. This extension follows the broader growth of nonsurgical aesthetic treatments that target hair thinning alongside skin concerns.
Noblesville residents dealing with hair thinning can book a consultation to ask about DE|RIVE and Cellenis options at the South 9th Street practice. The Nov. 5 celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. offers an in-person chance to learn about the services before scheduling.
The takeaway
Hair thinning has several causes, including postpartum changes, menopause, and GLP-1 medications, so a consultation can help identify whether a treatment fits. Asking a provider about scalp health options early can help patients weigh their choices.
Further reading
Explore more Beauty coverage to see how aesthetic treatments are evolving in Noblesville.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Current Publishing.
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