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PRP Therapy for Skin and Hair Rejuvenation

Discover how platelet-rich plasma uses your body's own growth factors to support skin renewal, acne scar improvement, and hair fall concerns.

Dr. Maliha Dar5 March 20266 min read

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy harnesses growth factors from your own blood to stimulate repair and regeneration in the skin and scalp. It is a cornerstone of regenerative aesthetics — valued for its natural approach and versatility.

How PRP Is Prepared and Applied

A small amount of blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets. This platelet-rich layer is then applied to the skin via microneedling or injected into targeted areas depending on the concern.

Because PRP comes from your own body, the risk of allergic reaction is extremely low compared to synthetic products.

Skin and Hair Applications

PRP can improve skin texture, tone, and radiance; support acne scar remodelling; address under-eye thinning; and help with hair fall by nourishing follicles on the scalp.

Results develop gradually over several weeks as collagen production and cellular repair accelerate. A series of sessions is often recommended for optimal outcomes.

Who Is a Good Candidate

PRP suits patients seeking natural rejuvenation without synthetic fillers, those with early hair thinning, and individuals looking to improve overall skin quality alongside other treatments.

A consultation with Dr. Maliha Dar determines whether PRP aligns with your goals and whether any medical factors need consideration.

Medical Disclaimer

This article is for educational purposes only and does not replace a personalised medical consultation. Treatment suitability varies by individual. Please book a consultation with Dr. Maliha Dar before proceeding with any aesthetic procedure.

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