Facial PRP / GFC Treatment at Allodermis
Regenerate. Rebuild. Restore your natural collagen — from within.
Your skin has an extraordinary ability to heal — if given the right biological signals. PRP/GFC uses your body's own growth factors to rebuild collagen, fade scars, tighten pores and restore vitality, without artificial fillers or harsh procedures.
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Not a facial. A clinical regeneration therapy.
Unlike cosmetic facials, PRP/GFC is a clinical skin regeneration therapy, performed under medical supervision with sterile, high yield platelet technology.
It is integrated into our root cause dermatology approach to improve your skin's long term biology — not just its surface appearance.
Allodermis PRP/GFC is not a “vampire facial.” It is scientific skin biology enhancement, performed the way medical dermatology demands.
Why Allodermis for Facial PRP/GFC?
Because real regeneration requires medical precision.
AIIMS MD Dermatologists
Involved in every step — no technicians.
Next Generation GFC Tubes
High platelet yield & pure growth factors.
Root Cause Evaluation
Of acne scars, pigmentation, inflammation & collagen loss.
Sterile, USFDA Compliant
Protocols ensuring maximum safety.
Minimal Product Philosophy
We prevent over treatment.
Tailored Protocols
For acne scars, ageing, pigmentation & maintenance.
95% Client Satisfaction
With visible improvement over sessions.
Transparent Pricing
Personalised plans, no hidden charges.
What Is Facial PRP/GFC & How Does It Work?
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) is derived from your blood and contains concentrated growth factors, which signal fibroblasts to:
GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) is PRP's advanced successor — a more purified, high yield form of platelets activated within specialised tubes. It produces stronger collagen stimulation, faster recovery, and higher consistency.
Skin Concerns PRP/GFC Treats
Particularly effective for atrophic scars and PIH when combined with MNRF or microneedling.
GFC tightens pores by enhancing dermal thickness and collagen remodelling.
Stimulates fibroblast activity → smoother, firmer, more elastic skin.
Reduces inflammation, improves cellular turnover & enhances overall luminosity.
Softens fine lines and improves mild hollowness and crepiness.
Ideal before events or as quarterly regenerative therapy.
Allodermis PRP/GFC Procedure
Root cause based, medical grade.
01Pre Treatment AssessmentDiagnosis before treatment+
- Detailed medical history (hormones, scars, acne activity, inflammation)
- Blood test evaluation (if necessary)
- Skin priming (for acne or pigmentation concerns)
- Customised treatment plan: stand alone or combination (MNRF / Laser Toning)
02Blood Collection8–12 ml+
Dermatologist draws your blood into sterile, advanced GFC tubes.
03Activation & SeparationControlled centrifuge+
The tubes activate platelets & isolate a concentrated growth factor solution using controlled centrifuge technology.
04Skin PreparationComfort & precision+
- Cleansing
- Numbing cream for comfort
- Grid marking for precision delivery
05Injection of Growth FactorsTargeted facial zones+
Dermatologist injects the GFC solution into targeted facial zones including:
- Cheeks
- Under eye
- Forehead
- Chin
- Acne scarred areas
- Textural irregularities
This stimulates the skin's repair pathways at a molecular level.
06Post Procedure CareMinimal downtime+
- Cooling & anti inflammatory serums
- No touch protocol
- Sunscreen & simple barrier strengthening regimen
Benefits of Facial PRP/GFC
Reduces Acne Scars
Boosts collagen within scar tissue, improving atrophic scars significantly.
Minimises Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Stimulates collagen + elastin → smoother, firmer skin.
Improves Textural Irregularities
Refines roughness, tightens pores, enhances tone.
Restores Skin Vitality & Glow
Improves microcirculation → visibly brighter skin.
Natural, Safe & Biocompatible
Uses your body's own growth factors → zero allergy risk.
Minimal Downtime
Perfect for working professionals.
Boosts Other Treatments
Enhances results with MNRF / Microneedling / Laser Toning.
Long Term Improvement
Biological regeneration continues for months after each session.
Before & After Transformations
Images illustrative. Results vary by scar type, skin biology & combination plan.
Cost of Facial PRP / GFC
Pricing depends on
- ✓Scar depth & severity
- ✓Number of sessions
- ✓Combined with MNRF / microneedling / laser
- ✓Platelet concentration desired
- ✓Face vs under eye vs full face
Combination therapies may cost more depending on customisation. You receive a transparent quote after dermatological assessment.
Is Facial PRP/GFC Safe?
Yes — when done by medical dermatologists with sterile technique. These effects are temporary and normal.
Potential mild side effects
- Redness (12–24 hours)
- Swelling
- Pinpoint bruising
- Warmth or tenderness
⚠️ Who Should Avoid PRP/GFC?
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Active acne / infection on the treatment area
- Bleeding disorders
- Severe platelet deficiency
- Smokers with compromised healing (relative contraindication)
- Unrealistic expectations or refusal of combination therapy when needed
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions are required?
Typically 3–6 sessions, spaced 1 month apart.
Is PRP painful?
With numbing cream, discomfort is minimal.
How soon will I see results?
- Glow & hydration: within 1 week
- Texture / scars: 4–6 weeks
- Collagen improvement continues for up to 6 months
Is PRP better than Vampire Facial?
Yes — Vampire Facial involves smearing whole blood on the face (risk of infection). PRP/GFC isolates purified growth factors with sterile injections — safer & more effective.
Can PRP lighten pigmentation?
Indirectly — by reducing inflammation & improving skin health. Best combined with Laser Toning.
Can PRP be combined with other treatments?
Absolutely. Acne scars respond best to PRP + MNRF + laser toning combinations.
FREE Skin Analysis with your consultation.
References & Scientific Citations
- Marx RE. Platelet Rich Plasma: Evidence to Support Its Use. Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. 2004;62(4):489–496. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15085519/
- Dohan Ehrenfest DM, Rasmusson L, Albrektsson T. Classification of Platelet Concentrates: From Pure Platelet Rich Plasma (P PRP) to Leucocyte and Platelet Rich Fibrin (L PRF). Trends in Biotechnology. 2009;27(3):158–167. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19187989/
- Phoebe LKW, et al. Use of Platelet Rich Plasma for Skin Rejuvenation. Skin Research and Technology. 2024;30(4):e13714. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38650371/
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- Hesseler MJ, Shyam N. Platelet Rich Plasma and Its Utility in the Treatment of Acne Scars: A Systematic Review. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. 2019;80(6):1730–1745. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30742878/