How soon will I see results after PRP on the face, neck, or under the eyes?

You may notice a healthy glow and better hydration within 2–4 weeks. Firmer skin, smoother texture, and reduction in fine lines usually appear gradually over 4–6 weeks, with optimal results seen at 3–6 months after a series of treatments.

How many sessions do I need for skin rejuvenation?

Most patients benefit from 3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart. Maintenance once a year helps sustain results.

Is PRP safe for delicate areas like under the eyes?

Yes, PRP is commonly used in the under-eye region to reduce dark circles and crepey skin. Because it’s made from your own blood, allergic reactions are very rare.

What can PRP do for my hands?

PRP can improve skin tone, texture, and elasticity, making the hands look younger and less crepey.

Is the treatment painful?

Numbing cream will be used to minimize pain during injections.

Expect mild swelling, redness, or bruising for a few days. Most people return to normal activities within 24–48 hours.

What is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)?

PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood, which is processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors. It is then injected or applied to support skin quality and targeted concerns in suitable candidates.

Which areas can be treated with PRP?

Common areas include the face (forehead, cheeks, under-eyes), neck and décolletage, and hands. PRP can also be used for acne-scarred or damaged skin and other localized areas of concern following assessment.

How many PRP sessions will I need?

A course is commonly recommended initially, with maintenance sessions based on your goals, clinical assessment and response to treatment.

Is there downtime after PRP?

Downtime is usually minimal. Temporary redness, swelling or pinpoint bruising can occur and typically settles within 24–72 hours with standard aftercare.

Who is not suitable for PRP?

PRP is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding and may be unsuitable with certain blood or skin conditions, anticoagulant use, or active infection at the treatment site. Your clinician will assess safety and suitability at consultation.

PLATELET RICH PLASMA
(PRP)

- Face and Hair Rejuvenation -

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is an autologous treatment made from a small sample of your own blood that’s spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets and growth factors. The concentrated plasma is then injected into the target area (scalp, joint, tendon, or skin) to encourage tissue repair and regeneration.

Who we treat / common uses

Hair thinning (androgenetic alopecia, some forms of telogen effluvium).
Cosmetic uses — facial skin rejuvenation, acne-scar treatment when combined with microneedling.
Evidence varies by indication: strongest and most consistent positive results have been reported for hair loss and certain musculoskeletal conditions; results for facial rejuvenation are mixed. Some studies show modest improvements in skin quality, texture, and wrinkles, with high patient satisfaction.

How the treatment works?

We draw a small amount of your blood.
Blood is placed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate platelets.
The PRP is prepared and injected into the treatment site (often after local numbing).
Because the product comes from your own blood, risk of allergic reaction is low. Expect a procedure time of approximately 60 minutes.

It has wide range of applications in aesthetics

Face & Skin rejuvenation - Lifts forehead creases, tighten eyebrows, reduces frown lines, lightens fine lines, lifts and firms jowl area, lightens smile lines and reduces nasolabial folds, removes dark spots and improves neck wrinkles.
Hair restoration - Revitalization of hair follicle & Stimulates microcirculation
Post laser
Acne & Rosacea
Acne scars
Tissue Volumisation – alternative of HA fillers

Treatment Areas

Face (forehead, cheeks, under-eyes)
Neck and décolletage
Hands
Acne-scarred or damaged skin
Localized areas of concern

Typical treatment plan

Hair: commonly a series of 3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart, then 3 sessions every 3 months. Maintenance 1-2 session every 8-12 months
Skin: 3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart. Maintenance 1 session every 12 months.

Benefits you can reasonably expect

Improved hair density and thickness.
Enhanced scar treatment and improved skin texture when PRP is combined with microneedling for acne scars.

Risks & side effects

Common: temporary soreness, bruising, mild swelling and redness at the injection site.
Rare but important: infection, local nodule formation. Because PRP is autologous, systemic allergic reactions are uncommon.

Who is a good candidate — and who isn’t

Good candidates:

People who have tried conventional care and want a minimally invasive option.
Patients without active infection, certain blood disorders, or uncontrolled systemic disease.

Not suitable:

Active infection at the treatment site, certain blood clotting disorders, or some cancer patients — your clinician will review your medical history. Discuss medications (e.g., anticoagulants) before treatment.