How much does Face PRP cost at AMDC?
Our current Face PRP price range is Rs. 8,000–12,000. We confirm the applicable amount and exactly what your session includes before treatment.
Face PRP · DHA Lahore
Face PRP in DHA Lahore for skin texture & facial rejuvenation.
Our current price rangeRs. 8,000–12,000
Face PRP uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The concentrated plasma is then used as part of a facial rejuvenation treatment plan. Research suggests PRP may modestly improve selected features such as skin texture and elasticity, but results vary and the evidence is not strong enough to promise dramatic or permanent rejuvenation.
Rs. 8,000–12,000Autologous platelet-rich plasmaDHA Phase 3, Lahore
Natural source, realistic expectations
PRP is made from your own bloodWe assess your skin and treatment goals before planning the PRP protocol.
DrawA small blood sample is collected
PreparePlatelet-rich plasma is separated
ApplyPRP is used according to the treatment plan
RecoverTemporary redness, swelling or bruising can occur
Direct answers first
What to know before booking Face PRP.
Face PRP is often marketed with exaggerated “vampire facial” claims. A better approach is to understand what the treatment can reasonably do, how it is delivered and what may affect suitability.
What can Face PRP help with?
PRP may modestly improve selected aspects of facial skin quality such as texture and elasticity. Evidence for wrinkles, pigmentation and hydration is more variable, so the treatment does not provide a guaranteed fix for every ageing or skin concern.
Is Face PRP the same as a facial?
No. PRP involves drawing blood, processing it and using the platelet-rich fraction as part of treatment. It is more invasive than a standard facial and can involve injection, microneedling-assisted application or another protocol depending on our clinician.
How long is the downtime?
Many people have short-term redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising. Recovery depends on how the PRP is applied and whether another procedure such as microneedling is combined with it.
How many sessions are needed?
There is no universal schedule. Published studies use different preparation methods and treatment courses, so the number and spacing of sessions should be based on your goal, response and our protocol.
Is PRP guaranteed to rejuvenate the face?
No. Available reviews describe promising but inconsistent results and substantial variation between studies. Improvement, when it occurs, is generally gradual rather than a dramatic one-session transformation.
What PRP may target
Face PRP is better suited to skin-quality goals than instant structural change.
PRP is not a substitute for every injectable, laser, peel or surgical treatment. The expected benefit depends on what you actually want to change.
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Skin texture
Some studies report improvement in facial texture after PRP, although protocols and outcome measures vary.
02
Skin elasticity
Recent reviews suggest elasticity is among the facial ageing measures with more consistent evidence of improvement after PRP treatment.
03
Fine ageing changes
Selected fine lines may improve in some patients, but results are less predictable than marketing claims often suggest.
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Overall skin quality
PRP is generally considered a regenerative skin-quality treatment rather than a procedure that adds volume or significantly lifts facial tissues.
Face PRP price · AMDC Lahore
Our current range: Rs. 8,000–12,000.
Our current Face PRP price range is Rs. 8,000–12,000. Before booking, we confirm whether the quoted amount is for PRP alone or a combined protocol because microneedling, mesotherapy or other additions can change the treatment plan and price.
PRP preparationWe explain how the blood sample is processed and what your treatment session includes.
Application methodWe confirm whether PRP is injected, applied with microneedling or used another way in your treatment plan.
Combination treatmentPRP combined with mesotherapy or another procedure is a separate treatment plan and can have a different price.
Session planWe explain how many sessions we recommend and why.
Our current Face PRP rangeRs. 8,000–12,000
We confirm the exact price and protocol after assessment. Results and session requirements vary between patients.
How the treatment works
PRP starts with your own blood, but the treatment protocol still matters.
PRP is described as autologous because it is prepared from the patient’s own blood. That reduces some concerns associated with foreign materials, but it does not make the procedure risk-free or guarantee a result.
| Stage | What generally happens | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Blood collection | A small blood sample is drawn. | Tell us about blood disorders, medicines, pregnancy and relevant medical history. |
| PRP preparation | The sample is processed to separate a platelet-rich fraction. | Protocols differ; there is no single universal PRP preparation standard. |
| Application | PRP may be delivered by injection, used with microneedling or applied according to our treatment protocol. | We explain exactly which method is planned for your session. |
| Recovery | Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or small papules can occur. | We explain when skincare, makeup, exercise and other treatments can be resumed. |
Evidence-based expectations
PRP is promising, but the evidence does not support guaranteed facial rejuvenation claims.
Systematic reviews report potential improvement in several skin-quality measures, but the studies use different PRP preparations, techniques, numbers of sessions and outcome measures. Some recent reviews find more consistent improvement in texture, thickness or elasticity than in pigmentation or hydration.
Important: Face PRP response varies with the skin concern, treatment technique and planned course.
TextureMay improve in some patients, with variable evidence across studies.
ElasticityAmong the outcomes with more supportive evidence in recent reviews.
WrinklesSome studies report improvement, but results are inconsistent.
Pigmentation / hydrationEvidence is less consistent; PRP does not guarantee correction of pigmentation or hydration concerns.
Before Face PRP
Share medical history that can affect bleeding, healing or treatment suitability.
Because PRP requires a blood draw and often involves needles or skin puncture, the pre-treatment discussion should be more detailed than for a simple facial.
Blood or platelet disorders
Tell us about known platelet, clotting or blood disorders and any history of unusual bleeding or bruising.
Blood-thinning medicines
List anticoagulants, antiplatelet medicines and supplements that may affect bleeding. Do not stop prescribed medicine without the prescribing clinician’s advice.
Active infection or inflamed skin
Active infection, significant inflammation or an open wound in the treatment area should be reviewed before proceeding.
Pregnancy / breastfeeding
Tell us before treatment so the overall procedure and any products used with it can be assessed appropriately.
Recent procedures
Disclose recent laser, peels, injectables, microneedling or other facial procedures so timing can be planned safely.
Expectations
If your main concern is deep acne scarring, significant laxity, volume loss or a specific pigmentation disorder, ask whether PRP alone is likely to match your goal.
Face PRP vs other AMDC treatments
Choose according to the skin concern, not the trendiest treatment name.
PRP, facials and resurfacing procedures target different problems. You can compare our available aesthetic services before deciding what fits your goal.
| AMDC service | Main focus | Current price | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Face PRP | Autologous regenerative treatment for selected skin-quality goals | Rs. 8,000–12,000 | You are viewing this treatment |
| Chemical Peels | Controlled chemical exfoliation / resurfacing | Rs. 5,000–15,000 | View Chemical Peels → |
| Hydra Facial | Cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration | Rs. 5,000–15,000 depending on tier | View Hydra Facial → |
| Photo Facial | Clinic-listed aesthetic facial / light-based treatment | Rs. 3,000–5,000 | View Photo Facial → |
Meet the AMDC team
Dr. Shadab Haq at Al Mairaj Dental & Cosmetics (AMDC).
BDS, MDS, C-Ortho, PMDC Verified Dentist, with 14+ years of clinical experience. Dr. Shadab Haq is the PMDC-verified dentist at AMDC. For aesthetic services, we confirm treatment suitability and the relevant provider for the procedure before booking.
Quick Face PRP request
Tell us what you want to improve before choosing PRP.
Use the form to prepare a WhatsApp message. We can review your main goal, previous procedures and relevant medical history before confirming the treatment plan and current price.
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Answers before Face PRP
Common Face PRP questions.
PRP protocols differ between clinics, and published studies are not fully standardised. These answers are general information rather than a promise of results or a personal prescription.
Message us on WhatsAppHow much does Face PRP cost at Al Mairaj Dental & Cosmetics (AMDC)?
Our current Face PRP price range is Rs. 8,000–12,000. We confirm whether the quoted amount is for PRP alone or a combined protocol before treatment.
What is Face PRP?
PRP is platelet-rich plasma prepared from a sample of your own blood. The platelet-rich fraction is then used as part of a facial treatment protocol intended to support selected skin-quality goals.
Does Face PRP really work?
Research suggests PRP may improve some facial skin-quality measures, especially texture or elasticity, but results vary and the overall evidence is limited by inconsistent preparation and treatment protocols.
Can Face PRP remove wrinkles?
Some studies report improvement in wrinkles, but the evidence is inconsistent. PRP does not guarantee wrinkle removal and is not equivalent to every injectable or resurfacing procedure.
Can Face PRP treat pigmentation?
Evidence for pigmentation improvement is less consistent than for some texture or elasticity outcomes. Pigmentation should be assessed separately because melasma and post-inflammatory marks can have different causes and treatment plans.
Is Face PRP painful?
Blood collection and treatment can cause discomfort. If injections or microneedling are used, stinging, tenderness and temporary redness or swelling can occur.
What are the side effects?
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness and bruising are commonly discussed after PRP-based facial procedures. Risks also depend on how the skin is treated and on individual medical history.
How many Face PRP sessions are needed?
There is no single evidence-based session number for everyone. Published studies use different treatment schedules, so the plan should be based on your goal, response and our protocol.
How quickly will I see results?
PRP is generally not an instant transformation treatment. Any improvement in skin quality tends to develop gradually, and the timing varies between patients and treatment protocols.
Can PRP be combined with microneedling?
PRP is sometimes used with microneedling, but that is a combined procedure with its own downtime, risk profile and price. We explain exactly what we are recommending before treatment.
Who should discuss suitability carefully before PRP?
People with bleeding or platelet disorders, those taking medicines that affect clotting, people with active infection or inflamed skin, and anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding should disclose this before treatment planning.
What is the difference between Face PRP and Hydra Facial?
Face PRP is an autologous treatment prepared from your own blood and is more invasive. Hydra Facial is a non-invasive cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration treatment. See our Hydra Facial page →