PRP Autologous Serum Treatment
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Platelet-rich plasma is a time-tested approach in regenerative medical aesthetics.
Real PRP Autologous Regeneration Cases at Our Nanjing Clinic
The following cases were performed by our physician at our Nanjing clinic and document PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatments for scalp hair restoration, facial rejuvenation, and under-eye improvement. All Before & After images are unretouched clinical photographs. Each client has signed a written Media Release Form. PRP is an autologous regenerative treatment; results are cumulative and individual outcomes vary.
Case 1 · Hair Loss / Thinning · Scalp Hair Restoration
- Ideal Candidate Profile
- Asian men · Crown thinning
- Key concerns
- hair loss, reduced hair density
- Treatment plan
- PRP Multi-point scalp injections (3–4 sessions, 4 weeks apart)
- Treatment outcomes
- Increased hair density and improved hair thickness
- Maintenance
- Maintenance every 4–6 months post-treatment
Case 01: PRP Autologous Growth Factor Stimulation for Hair Follicles · Led by our physician
Case 02 · Periocular / Dark Circles · Regenerative Improvement
- Ideal Candidate Profile
- Asian women · Periocular dullness and fine lines
- Key concerns
- dark circles, poor periorbital skin quality
- Treatment plan
- PRP Periocular injection (periocular skin regeneration)
- Treatment outcomes
- periorbital brightening and skin quality improvement
- Maintenance
- Treatment + Maintenance
Case 02: PRP for Periorbital Skin Quality & Dark Circles, Autologous & Low-Allergy · Led by our physician
Case 3 · Acne Scars / Skin Texture · Microneedling + PRP
- Ideal Candidate Profile
- Asian female · Acne scars + rough skin texture
- Key concerns
- Depressed acne scars and uneven skin texture
- Treatment plan
- Microneedling / Radiofrequency Microneedling + PRP Infusion
- Treatment outcomes
- Improvement in acne scars and smoother skin texture
- Maintenance
- cumulative treatment benefit
Case 03: Microneedling + PRP Combination for Enhanced Acne Scar Remodeling & Repair · Led by our physician
Why Choose Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic for PRP in Nanjing
PRP outcomes depend on platelet concentration quality and injection/delivery technique. Our approach is built on standardized centrifugation preparation, multi-indication application, and physician-led oversight.
Autologous, low allergy risk
PRP Derived from your own blood, PRP carries minimal risk of rejection or allergic reaction, making it one of the safer options in regenerative medical aesthetics.
Standardized centrifugation preparation
Standardized centrifugation parameters are critical to platelet concentration quality and growth factor yield — suboptimal preparation directly compromises results.
Multi-indication applications
For scalp hair restoration, facial rejuvenation, periocular concerns, and acne scar repair, our physician designs personalized injection or microneedling delivery plans based on each patient’s goals.
PRP / PRF dual option
Our clinic offers both PRP and the advanced PRF formulation (anticoagulant-free, with extended growth-factor release) — the right choice is matched to your specific goals.
Physician-led
Preparation and injection are performed by our physician and our clinical team, with individualized planning for treatment site and platelet concentration.
- Standardized centrifugation preparation, Ensuring platelet concentration quality
- Multi-indication applications— Hair restoration / Facial rejuvenation / Under-eye area / Acne scars
- PRP available alongside the upgraded PRF option
PRP What Is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Platelet-rich plasma is a time-tested approach in regenerative medical aesthetics — drawn from your own blood and isolated through centrifugation Concentrated platelets, re-injected or delivered via microneedling into the treatment area. The platelets release Growth factors, stimulating tissue repair, collagen regeneration, and hair follicle activation. Because it is derived from your own blood,low allergy risk, minimal rejection.
PRP the core of which is Autologous growth factors: A small amount of blood is drawn → centrifuged to isolate the platelet-rich plasma layer → this layer is then “regenerative concentrate” Applied to the scalp, face, or under-eye area, PRP is not a filler — it is Activating the body’s own repair mechanisms.
PRP Results are cumulative and gradually progressive, well suited for those seeking “Autologous, safe, and regenerative” Often combined with microneedling or radiofrequency microneedling to enhance absorption and tissue remodeling.
Key points
- source Autologous blood (minimal risk of allergy or rejection)
- Mechanism Platelet growth factors stimulate regeneration
- Best suited for Hair Loss / Skin Quality / Periocular / Acne Scars
- Treatment 3–4 sessions / 4 weeks apart
- Maintenance Maintenance every 4–6 months post-treatment
- Recovery period Minimal downtime — needle marks and mild redness resolve the same day
PRP vs PRF How do I choose?
| Comparison | PRP | PRF |
|---|---|---|
| Centrifugation | High-speed centrifugation + anticoagulant | Low-speed centrifugation + no anticoagulant |
| structure | Plasma | Fibrin matrix |
| Growth factors | Immediate release | Sustained, prolonged release |
| White blood cells / Stem cells | Fewer | More |
PRF An advanced alternative to PRP, offering a more sustained and gradual release of growth factors.
PRP Treatment process
A small volume of your blood is drawn → centrifuged to concentrate platelets → the platelet-rich plasma is injected or delivered via microneedling into the treatment area, where released growth factors activate tissue repair and regeneration.
Consultation & Assessment
Your hair loss type, skin condition, and under-eye concerns are assessed to determine whether PRP or PRF is most appropriate and whether combining with microneedling is recommended.
Blood draw
A small volume of venous blood is drawn — similar to a routine blood test — requiring minimal blood and taking only a few minutes.
Centrifugation and concentration
Standardized centrifugation separates the platelet-rich plasma and concentrates the growth factors.
Injection / Microneedling Delivery
Following topical numbing, PRP is delivered via multi-point injection or introduced through microneedling or radiofrequency microneedling into the treatment area.
Gradual regeneration / maintenance
Growth factors stimulate regeneration over several weeks. Results accumulate over 3–4 sessions; maintenance every 4–6 months thereafter.
Even with PRP, concentration quality and technique determine outcomes
PRP results and platelet concentration level, preparation standards, and injection technique directly correlated. Substandard preparation “PRP” Insufficient growth factor concentration will naturally yield weaker results.
Standardized centrifugation
Calibrated parameters and adequate concentration
Sterile technique
Aseptic technique maintained throughout to minimize infection risk
Injection technique
treatment site / tissue depth / delivery method
Am I a Candidate for PRP?
Suitable for concerns including hair loss, skin regeneration, periorbital rejuvenation, and acne scar repair. Certain blood or coagulation disorders require prior evaluation.
You may be a good candidate if…
- Hair loss / thinning hair (early to mid-stage)
- Rough facial skin texture and poor luminosity
- Under-eye dullness, dark circles, and fine lines
- acne scars (combined with microneedling)
- Seeking an autologous, low-allergy-risk regenerative treatment
- Comfortable with a gradual, cumulative treatment approach
PRP is not recommended or requires careful evaluation if any of the following apply…
- thrombocytopenia / coagulation disorder
- Blood disorders / active infection
- Currently taking strong anticoagulant medications (requires evaluation)
- Pregnancy / breastfeeding (requires evaluation)
- Advanced or scarring alopecia (hair follicles no longer present)
- Expected outcomes “Reversed in a single session”
Goals × Treatment Plan
| concern | Treatment plan | Number of sessions |
|---|---|---|
| Hair Loss / Hair Restoration | PRP Multi-point scalp injection | 3–4 Sessions + Maintenance |
| Facial skin texture / radiance | PRP + Microneedling delivery | 3–4 sessions |
| Under-eye area / dark circles | PRP Periocular injection | 3–4 sessions |
| Acne scars | Morpheus8® / RF microneedling + PRP | 3–4 sessions |
PRP Treatment Planning
Every treatment plan is designed by our physician and our clinical team — encompassing indication selection, preparation, injection/delivery, and maintenance.
Free Consultation & Assessment
We assess your concerns and indications to determine whether PRP or PRF is right for you, and whether combining with microneedling is appropriate.
Blood draw + centrifugation
Platelet-rich plasma prepared according to standardized protocols.
Injection / delivery
Following topical numbing, PRP is delivered via multi-point injection or microneedling into the treatment area.
Treatment course / maintenance
3–4 Results accumulate over multiple sessions; maintenance every 4–6 months.
Treatment & Results Timeline
| duration | Condition |
|---|---|
| D0 (same day) | Minor needle marks, mild redness, and slight swelling typically resolve the same day |
| 2–4 weeks | regeneration gradually initiates |
| 3–4 sessions later | Cumulative improvement in hair growth / skin quality / under-eye appearance |
| every 4–6 months | Maintenance to sustain results |
PRP Treatable concerns
PRP Autologous regeneration — well suited for hair restoration, skin quality, periocular concerns, and acne scar repair.
Hair Loss / Hair Restoration
Growth factors activate hair follicles and promote increased hair density.
3–4 Sessions + Maintenance
Facial skin quality
Improves skin texture, radiance, and elasticity.
3–4 sessions
Under-eye area / dark circles
periorbital skin regeneration and brightening of dark circles.
3–4 sessions
Acne scars
Combined with microneedling to enhance correction of depressed scars.
3–4 sessions
Pores / texture
Regenerative improvement in skin texture and smoothness.
3–4 sessions
Stretch marks
Combined with microneedling to improve stretch marks.
consultation and assessment
Overall rejuvenation
Autologous regeneration enhances overall skin vitality and complexion.
Treatment
Combination therapy plan
in combination with radiofrequency microneedling or laser treatments.
combination
Goals × Treatment Plan × Session Schedule — Full Reference
| concern | Treatment plan | Sessions / Intervals |
|---|---|---|
| Hair Loss / Hair Restoration | PRP Scalp injection | 3–4 Sessions / 4 weeks apart + maintenance |
| Facial skin quality | PRP + Microneedling delivery | 3–4 sessions |
| Under-eye area / dark circles | PRP Periocular injection | 3–4 sessions |
| Acne scars | Morpheus8® / RF microneedling + PRP | 3–4 sessions |
Pre-Procedure Instructions · Treatment Process · Post-Procedure Care
PRP Minimal downtime. Stay well hydrated before your appointment and avoid irritants post-procedure.
Pre-procedure preparation
- Stay well hydrated before your appointment — this aids the blood draw and improves plasma quality
- Avoid aspirin, fish oil, and similar supplements for 1 week before treatment (as directed by your physician)
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before treatment
- Disclose any blood or coagulation disorders and current medications.
During the procedure
- Blood draw → Centrifugation → Topical anesthesia → Injection / microneedling delivery
- multi-point injection or microneedling delivery
- autologous components, sterile technique
- Approximately 45–60 minutes per session (including preparation)
Post-procedure care
- pinpoint marks / mild redness resolve the same day
- Avoid washing your hair or using styling products on the day of your scalp PRP treatment
- 24–48 hours, avoid saunas and vigorous exercise
- After facial PRP, prioritize thorough moisturization and sun protection
- Following the recommended treatment schedule yields the best results
Recovery timeline
| duration | Condition |
|---|---|
| D0 (same day) | pinpoint marks / mild redness, mild swelling |
| D1–D2 | Redness subsides; normal activities can be resumed |
| 2–4 weeks | regeneration gradually initiates |
| 3–4 sessions later | Cumulative improvement, transitioning to a maintenance phase |
PRP Advantages of this treatment
Autologous, safe, and effective across multiple indications — with the understanding that results are cumulative, expectations should be realistic, and preparation standards matter.
Autologous safety
Derived from your own blood, minimizing allergy and rejection risk.
Multi-indication
hair restoration / skin quality / periorbital rejuvenation / acne scars.
Natural regeneration
Activating your body’s own repair mechanisms for gradual, natural improvement.
Minimal downtime
Pinpoint marks resolve the same day.
Can be combined
Works synergistically with microneedling and radiofrequency microneedling.
No foreign substances
No filler, no synthetic materials.
Addressing early-stage hair loss
Best results seen in early- to mid-stage hair loss.
Upgradeable to PRF
For slower, more sustained release, PRF is the preferred option.
PRP vs PRF vs Skin booster
| Treatment plan | Source / Mechanism | characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| PRP | Autologous Platelet-Rich Plasma | Classic regenerative approach with immediate growth factor release |
| PRF | autologous fibrin matrix | longer sustained release, higher cell yield |
| Skin booster injection | exogenous HA / nutritional supplementation | Hydration and maintenance — not regenerative |
Why Trust Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic for PRP?
Google E-E-A-T framework evaluates medical content across four dimensions. Below are the specific credentials supporting every claim on this page.
Real-world clinical experience
- Extensive PRP experience in hair restoration, facial rejuvenation, and periorbital treatment
- PRP + microneedling combination experience
- Standardized centrifugation preparation
- Complete Before & After Gallery
- regenerative aesthetics and indication assessment
- Standardized preparation and aseptic technique
Industry-recognized credentials
- Every medical claim on this page is anchored to a named, clickable source — see Evidence & references below
Transparent and verifiable
- autologous components · sterile technique
- Realistic expectations — no overpromising
PRP Safe, however “Preparation quality” Determines results
The quality of PRP treatments on the market varies widely — the difference lies in platelet concentration level, preparation standards, and injection technique. substandard preparation “PRP” Insufficient growth factors mean the treatment delivers little to no benefit.
At Luowei, PRP is prepared using standardized centrifugation protocols, and injection or delivery methods are tailored to each indication by our physician and clinical team — with honest, straightforward guidance on what it is “cumulative treatment benefit” Rather than “Reversed in a single session”.
PRP Pricing & Payment
Pricing varies by indication (hair restoration, facial rejuvenation, or periorbital treatment), whether microneedling is combined, and the number of sessions in your package.A personalized quote is provided by our physician following your free consultation.
Priced by indication and whether microneedling is included · per session
Package Pricing / Combination Therapy Pricing
- Payment is made at the clinic, after the consultation and before treatment begins
- Nothing is paid in advance, and no deposit is required to hold an appointment
- Hair restoration and acne scar repair typically require a package of 3–4 sessions.
- Cosmetic treatment is a self-pay item and is not covered by public medical insurance in China
- All new clients receive a complimentary 30-minute Complimentary consultation and assessment
Common Reactions · Serious Risks · Contraindications
Transparency in medical aesthetics is itself a mark of credibility. We openly share all possible reactions, serious risks, and contraindications so you have complete information before your consultation.
Common Reactions (may occur in the short term)
- Pinpoint marks / mild redness / minor swelling (Resolves within the same day to the following day)
- Mild soreness or pressure at the scalp or injection site (short duration)
- Minor bruising (A minority of patients)
- Minor bruising at the blood draw site
Serious risks (rare but important to disclose)
- infection— Rare; aseptic technique minimizes risk
- nodule formation at injection site / persistent swelling— A minority
- Results may be less noticeable— substandard preparation, advanced-stage hair loss, or unrealistic expectations
- Vascular or nerve injury— extremely rare; avoidable with proper technique
Absolute contraindications / Requires evaluation (not performed)
- thrombocytopenia / coagulation disorder
- Blood system disorders
- Active infection in the treatment area
- Currently taking strong anticoagulant medications (requires evaluation)
- Pregnancy / breastfeeding (requires evaluation)
Where the medical claims on this page come from
Everything above about PRP Autologous Serum Treatment rests on published evidence rather than on our own word. The sources below are the ones behind those statements: peer-reviewed papers indexed in PubMed, and guidance written for patients by dermatology academies and national health services. Read them before you decide — and bring any of them to your consultation.
- Peer-reviewedSystematic Review of Platelet-Rich Plasma and Platelet-Rich Fibrin in Facial Rejuvenation
What these references can and cannot tell you. They describe what is known about the treatment itself — how well it tends to work, how long results last, and what can go wrong. They are not an assessment of this clinic, and no published study can tell you whether it suits your skin type, anatomy, or medical history. That judgement comes from the physician who examines you in person, and it may well be “not this one”.