Face PRP Treatment in Rohini, Delhi

Yes. The skin assessment, the baseline photographs, each session and the review visits all take place at our Rohini clinic in North-West Delhi.

The clinic is in North-West Delhi, near the Outer Ring Road, so it is close to Rohini, Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh, Prashant Vihar and neighbouring parts of North and North-West Delhi. The directions link on the clinic card opens its location in Google Maps.

It is used for skin quality, such as texture, fine lines and dullness, rather than for any single dramatic change, and the published evidence for it is limited. It will not lift sagging skin, fill hollows or remove deep folds, it is not a treatment for active acne, and it does not remove pigmentation on its own. If one of those is your main concern, you will be told so; see skin treatment in Rohini.

It is a different treatment for a different problem. Fillers add volume; PRP does not. Comparing them is comparing tools rather than ranking them, and the useful question is what you actually want changed, which is settled at the assessment.

Face PRP is given as a course, with sessions some weeks apart. How many depends on your skin and what you want changed, so the number is planned at the assessment rather than sold as a fixed package beforehand.

A list of every medicine you take, including blood thinners or anything else that affects clotting, and the skincare products you use, or clear photos of their labels. Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own; any change is the doctor’s decision. The first appointment is an assessment with baseline photographs.

Allow time for the numbing preparation as well as the blood draw, the preparation of the plasma and the treatment itself; the clinic tells you how long to set aside when you book. Afterwards, redness and mild swelling for a day or two are usual, and pinpoint bruises where the needle went in are common and settle. Nothing about it stops you working, but book a few days before an important event, not the evening before.

Most people find the injections uncomfortable rather than painful, and a numbing preparation is generally applied first. The blood draw feels like any routine blood test.

Not straight away; any fullness in the first days is swelling. Where PRP helps, texture and quality change gradually over weeks to months. The effect is not permanent, because skin keeps ageing, so maintenance sessions are usually part of a realistic plan.

For a short time afterwards, avoid direct sun and sunbeds, saunas, steam and heavy exercise, and skincare acids and retinoids. Wear makeup on the day only as advised. Daily sunscreen remains part of any skin plan, with or without PRP.

It is not advised with active infection or inflammation in the treatment area, certain blood, platelet or clotting disorders, some cancers, or blood thinners not yet reviewed by the doctor. Pregnancy and breastfeeding are assessed case by case. If PRP is not suitable, you will hear what might help instead.

Spreading redness, increasing pain, warmth or a fever after a session. Infection is uncommon, as with any injection, but report these to the Rohini clinic the same day by phone or WhatsApp rather than waiting.

Often, yes. PRP can be applied to the skin straight after microneedling instead of being injected. Whether that combination suits your skin is decided at the assessment.

It is priced per session, and the course is planned at the assessment and quoted in writing before you agree to anything. A prepaid package bought before an assessment is worth avoiding, because a course should be possible to stop if the photographs show no change. Instalment options through third-party lenders may be available; ask at the consultation. See cost and EMI options.

Yes. Clear daylight photographs of the areas that bother you, without filters, help the Rohini clinic answer a first question, but whether PRP suits your skin is decided only after an examination in person. The clinic is open Mon–Sat · 10:00 – 20:00 (Sunday · closed).