Some common and rare sideeffectsSome common and rare side effects may occur with PRP therapy. Below, we provide further explanation about these side effects and their impact on skincare.
1. Temporary redness: After PRP treatment, the injection site may appear red and sensitive. This side effect is usually temporary and improves within a few days.
2. Swelling: PRP can cause temporary swelling in the injection area. This swelling typically reduces and improves within the first few days of treatment.
3. Pain and sensitivity: Some individuals may experience pain and sensitivity in the injection area after PRP treatment. This side effect is usually temporary and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.
4. Bruising: In some cases, the injection site may develop bruising after PRP treatment. This bruising is caused by blood pooling and typically resolves on its own during the recovery period.
5. Itching: Itching in the PRP injection area can also occur occasionally, but it is usually temporary and short-lived. The use of anti-itch creams can help alleviate this side effect.
Rare side effects associated with PRP include infection, nerve damage, and bleeding. These side effects are very uncommon and significantly reduced when PRP is performed by a skilled and professional physician using proper hygiene and equipment.
It is important to inform your doctor if you experience any rare side effects or concerns after PRP treatment so they can provide necessary guidance. Additionally, ensure that PRP treatment is conducted in a sanitary environment and with proper sterilization to minimize the risk of infection and other complications.
It is recommended to consult with your physician about all possible side effects and risks associated with PRP before making a decision for the treatment. Mehrans Beauty Clinic can assess your situation and medical history to make the best decision for you and provide necessary guidance regarding post-treatment skincare.
Please note that PRP-related side effects and impacts are generally temporary and will improve with adherence to medical instructions and post-care.