May improve skin texture
PRP may help skin look smoother, with modest improvements reported in some studies.
BIOCLINIC · SKIN & REJUVENATION
PRP Skin Rejuvenation in Abu Dhabi
Explore platelet-rich plasma as part of your skin plan.
Personalised care in Abu Dhabi
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About the treatment
PRP is prepared from a sample of your own blood. It is used in selected skin-rejuvenation approaches, sometimes alongside other procedures; evidence and results vary with the indication.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS
Supporting your skin’s renewal.
May soften fine lines
Some studies report improvements in fine wrinkles, although findings are not consistent across trials.
Supports collagen renewal
Platelet-derived growth factors support processes involved in collagen renewal. This does not guarantee visible tightening.
Results vary from person to person. Evidence for facial rejuvenation is mixed, and improvements may be modest. Your clinician will discuss realistic expectations and suitability.
Research: 2025 review of PRP for facial rejuvenation.
Acne Scars
PRP may be useful alongside microneedling. The American Academy of Dermatology notes that the combination may enhance collagen production and improve acne scars. That evidence should not be presented as proof that PRP injections alone produce the same results, as every client is unique.
Further reading: American Academy of Dermatology: microneedling and PRP.
What to consider
A blood draw and treatment-related discomfort or bruising may occur. Infection is possible. Discuss your medical history and whether the proposed use is appropriate for you.
Your visit at Bioclinic
Bring your questions, relevant medical history and details of current medicines or recent procedures. We will discuss your goals, suitability, alternatives and the proposed treatment before you decide.
Ask the team to confirm the treatment plan, pricing, expected recovery and aftercare. Outcomes vary from person to person.
Further reading: Treatment information
PERSONALISED CARE
What this consultation can explore.
- Selected skin-texture concerns
- Fine lines as part of a wider plan
- Adjunctive care for selected acne scars
- An autologous treatment discussion
These are possible discussion points, not a diagnosis or promise of a particular result. Your clinician will assess the concern before recommending treatment.
How the treatment is planned.
A small blood sample is taken and processed to concentrate platelets before the prepared PRP is applied or injected according to the agreed protocol. Preparation systems and platelet concentration vary, so results from one protocol cannot automatically be applied to another. Ask how PRP will be used and what outcome is realistic for your indication.
Recovery & safety.
Temporary redness, swelling, bruising and tenderness may occur. Blood or platelet disorders, anticoagulant medicines, active infection and other medical factors may affect suitability. Your clinician should review your health history and explain when to seek advice after treatment.
Frequently asked questions.
Is PRP a filler?
No. PRP is prepared from your own blood and does not provide the immediate structural volume of a dermal filler.
Are results immediate?
Some early swelling may be visible, but any skin-remodelling change is expected to develop gradually. Improvement is not guaranteed.
Does PRP work for everyone?
No. Evidence varies by indication and protocol, and some people may be unsuitable or better served by another treatment.