PRP and mesotherapy for the skin
Sessions in which plasma is prepared from a small sample of your blood and applied to the skin, sometimes combined with mesotherapy as the doctor plans.
Who it's for
Suitability is confirmed after a consultation and assessment by the treating clinician; results vary from person to person. It may not suit some health conditions or pregnancy; the doctor decides this at consultation.
What to expect
- Consultation and assessment with the doctor
- A small blood sample is taken and the plasma prepared
- Plasma and mesotherapy are applied to the area
- Aftercare guidance and next sessions agreed
Sessions and aftercare
Avoid make-up and direct sun on the first day, and follow the doctor’s skin-care instructions.
Possible risks and side effects
Common temporary effects: redness, mild swelling, small pinpoint bleeding or bruising at the injection sites. Rare: infection. The doctor explains the risks before starting.
Why follow-up matters
Keeping follow-up appointments and aftercare instructions matters; missing them can delay noticing a side effect or affect the result.