ADVANCED REJUVENATION
Platelet-Rich Plasma Facial in Pune
When skin begins to show changes in texture, fine lines or overall quality, PRP may be considered as part of a personalised rejuvenation plan. At Averah, treatment begins with assessing your skin and medical history before deciding whether Platelet-Rich Plasma is appropriate.
1:1
Skin
Consultation
360°
Plasma
Preparation
3-Step
Treatment
Planning
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Progress
Reviews
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What it is
Platelet-Rich Plasma, or PRP, is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The blood is processed to separate a plasma fraction containing a concentrated level of platelets, which is then used as part of the selected treatment protocol.
PRP has been studied for facial rejuvenation, including concerns involving skin texture and wrinkles, although treatment preparation and techniques vary considerably between studies and clinics. Current reviews consider the results promising but do not support guaranteed outcomes.
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What can PRP Facial address?
PRP has been studied for several facial rejuvenation concerns, but improvement varies between patients and evidence is stronger for some outcomes than others.
Available evidence suggests facial skin texture is one of the more consistently reported areas of improvement following PRP treatment.
PRP has been studied for facial wrinkles and may help selected fine lines appear softer over time.
PRP may form part of a broader rejuvenation plan for selected early age-related skin-quality changes.
PRP has been studied for rejuvenation around the eye area, including selected photoageing and wrinkle concerns.
PRP has been investigated alone and alongside other procedures for selected acne-scar and texture concerns, although combination protocols vary.
PRP may sometimes be included within a dermatologist-led pigmentation plan. AAD lists PRP as one possible additional procedure for selected patients with melasma.
WHO MAY NEED FURTHER ASSESSMENT
Some factors should be reviewed carefully before PRP treatment.
Blood or platelet disorders
Medicines that affect blood clotting
Active infection or significant inflammation
Relevant haematological or medical conditions
Pregnancy, breastfeeding or another condition requiring individual medical review
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What to expect
Skin & medical assessment
Skin texture, fine lines, pigmentation and medical history are reviewed before treatment.
Blood collection & PRP preparation
A small blood sample is collected and processed using a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma fraction.
Treatment & gradual review
Prepared PRP is administered according to the selected medical protocol. Temporary tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur, and improvement—when it occurs—develops progressively rather than instantly.
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Physician note
PRP Facial treatment should be personalised to the patient—not marketed as an instant “younger skin” solution.
Research suggests potential improvement in skin quality, but PRP preparation, concentration, injection technique and treatment schedules are not fully standardised. This is why realistic expectations and medical assessment matter.
Dr. Nihal Hussein
Aesthetic & Functional Medicine · DHA-licensed
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Why Averah
Skin-Quality Assessment
Texture, fine lines and overall skin condition are evaluated before PRP is considered.
Medical Suitability Review
Health history, medicines and relevant blood-related factors are reviewed before treatment.
Personalised PRP Planning
Treatment areas and technique are selected according to individual rejuvenation goals.
Progress-Focused Follow-Up
Skin response and visible changes are reviewed before further sessions are recommended.
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Questions
A PRP Facial uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a sample of the patient’s own blood as part of a facial rejuvenation treatment.
A small amount of blood is collected and processed in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma portion before treatment.
Studies have investigated PRP for skin texture, wrinkles and other facial ageing concerns. Evidence is promising but variable, with stronger support for improvement in facial texture than for some other outcomes.
No. PRP should not be presented as a permanent anti-ageing treatment. Current evidence does not support guaranteed or permanent rejuvenation results.
Yes. PRP used in this type of treatment is generally autologous, meaning it is prepared from the patient’s own blood.
There is no universal schedule. Reviews note substantial variation in PRP preparation, treatment protocols and session frequency, so treatment should be individualised.
Temporary swelling, tenderness, bruising, tingling or colour changes can occur following PRP-based facial procedures. Recovery varies with the technique used.
PRP is sometimes used alongside microneedling in aesthetic practice. However, the FDA specifically notes that it has not cleared microneedling devices for use with PRP or another product, meaning the safety and effectiveness of that combination have not been reviewed by the FDA.
Because PRP is derived from the patient’s own blood, allergy to the PRP itself is less of a concern than with many foreign substances, but treatment still involves blood handling and skin penetration. Sterile preparation and trained medical administration are important because infection, discomfort and other complications can occur.
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Understand Your Skin First
A personalised consultation to assess skin quality, fine lines, texture, medical history and suitability before PRP treatment.
Consultation
20–30 min
Consultation
20–30 min
Best For
Post-acne scars & uneven texture
Downtime
Depends on treatment
Approach
Personalised & dermatologist-led
Best For
Skin quality & texture
Downtime
Usually short
Approach
Autologous rejuvenation
Treatment technique, number of sessions and expected response vary according to your skin and individual PRP protocol.
PERSONALISED PRP REJUVENATION
Your own plasma. A treatment plan built around your skin.
PRP is prepared from the patient’s own blood, but that does not mean every patient needs the same treatment. Skin concern, medical history, PRP preparation and treatment technique can all influence the approach and response.
At Averah, treatment planning focuses on your skin quality, rejuvenation goals and medical suitability before deciding whether PRP should be used alone or considered alongside another treatment.
ADVANCED REJUVENATION
Considering PRP for your skin?
Start with a dermatologist-led consultation to understand whether Platelet-Rich Plasma Facial treatment is appropriate for your skin and rejuvenation goals.