PRP skin treatment in Istanbul
PRP skin treatment uses a platelet-rich preparation obtained from your own blood. Discuss the areas you want to address, the proposed treatment course and how the outcome will be assessed.
What to discuss at your consultation
Clarify the skin concern being targeted and how the PRP preparation is obtained. Ask about the proposed course, expected limitations and criteria for reviewing the response. Skin PRP uses platelets concentrated from your own blood, applied by injection or with microneedling to support skin quality. Because it is prepared from your blood, mention any blood disorder, anticoagulant medication or recent illness. Results are gradual and differ between people, so ask how many sessions are suggested and how the course fits your travel plans. Redness and small marks may appear afterwards; ask when make-up, sun exposure and flights are considered appropriate.
Personalised treatment plan
Non-surgical treatments are not offered as a package; hotel, transfers and interpreter services are not included for these treatments. We help you plan your appointment. Clarify the details of the treatment, the number of sessions and follow-up with the treating facility.
Travel and length of stay
Ask for an individual schedule before booking flights. Confirm the number of visits, review appointments and when the treating professional expects you to be fit to travel. Some treatment plans require more than one visit.
Follow-up after returning home
After the procedure, you can reach us on WhatsApp with any questions; when needed, we pass your information on to the treating team.
Request information →Plan your consultation
Tell us which treatment you are considering, your country and your preferred contact time. We will help you understand what information is needed for an initial assessment.
Non-surgical aesthetics
Browse the before-and-after photographs. Results vary between individuals; these images do not predict your outcome. Ask which examples relate to the treatment you are considering.
What is PRP skin treatment?
PRP skin treatment uses platelet-rich plasma concentrated from a small sample of your own blood. The plasma is applied to the skin by injection or with microneedling to support skin quality, texture and radiance, and it is sometimes discussed for fine lines or acne scarring.
Who may be suitable for PRP skin treatment?
People looking for a gradual, non-surgical improvement in skin texture or tone may be assessed. Blood disorders, anticoagulant medication, active skin infection, some autoimmune conditions and recent illness require a medical assessment before PRP is considered.
PRP skin treatment: What should international patients expect in Istanbul?
After a photo review, the practitioner in Istanbul examines your skin, takes the blood sample, and prepares and applies the PRP in the same appointment. Redness, swelling and small marks may be visible for a short period. PRP is often planned as a series, so discuss how the sessions fit your travel plans.
What is recovery like after PRP skin treatment?
Redness and mild swelling, similar to a sunburn sensation, are common after microneedling with PRP, and injection points may show small bruises. Gentle skincare and sun protection are advised, and exfoliating products are usually avoided for a period. Follow the practitioner’s timing for make-up and exercise.
What results can be expected from PRP skin treatment?
Changes are gradual and vary considerably between individuals. Skin PRP is supportive rather than transformative and does not replace surgery or treatments aimed at deep wrinkles. Progress can be reviewed with photographs taken in the same conditions.
PRP skin treatment: What is AVAN AESTH’s role?
AVAN AESTH is not a clinic. For PRP skin treatment we forward your information to the provider, arrange your appointments and keep in touch after you return home to pass questions to the treating team.
Planning your treatment
Before booking, discuss your goals, suitability, alternatives and risks with the treating professional. Request a written treatment plan and realistic expectations. The plan should be based on your individual assessment.
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