Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Micro-needling (PRP).

During a Micro-needling (PRP) session you'll have a brief consultation and blood draw for PRP, topical numbing, controlled microneedling, then PRP applied. Sessions typically last 60–90 minutes with immediate redness and gradual skin renewal over weeks.

Recovery from Micro-needling (PRP) usually involves 24–72 hours of redness and mild swelling, with subtle peeling. Avoid sun, heavy exercise, and makeup for at least 24 hours. Full surface healing commonly occurs within five to seven days.

Most clients benefit from a series of three treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. Individual needs vary; severe concerns may require more sessions. Results build gradually as collagen remodels, with visible improvement typically within two to three months.

Micro-needling (PRP) is safe for most skin types because it uses your own plasma and controlled needles. However, it's not recommended with active infection, blood disorders, certain medications, or during pregnancy. A medical consult ensures safety and suitability.

Common side effects include temporary redness, pinpoint bleeding, mild bruising, and swelling that resolve within days. Rare complications such as infection or pigment changes can occur if aftercare is neglected. Follow our pre- and post-care instructions and contact us with concerns.

Yes — Micro-needling (PRP) effectively treats many acne scars and improves hyperpigmentation by stimulating collagen and delivering growth factors. Best outcomes require multiple sessions and sometimes combination treatments like resurfacing or topical lightening agents for optimal results.