Face PRP
Platelet-rich plasma applied to facial skin, considered for texture and skin quality.
Face PRP uses a concentrated portion of your own blood, prepared and reintroduced into facial skin. It is considered for skin quality and texture concerns as part of a wider plan, and is often combined with microneedling rather than used alone.
Doctor-assessed
Before anything is advised
Personalised care
by Dr. Nitin Sharma
In-clinic
Sikar, Rajasthan
By appointment
Unhurried consultation
Dr. Nitin Sharma
✓BHMS · 14+ Yrs Clinical Practice
Aura Cure Clinic, Bajaj Road, Sikar
About Face PRP
What is Face PRP?
A blood sample is separated so the platelet-rich plasma fraction can be drawn off. Platelets release proteins involved in the body's ordinary repair processes; placing that fraction into the skin is intended to work with those processes in the treated area. It is not a filler — it does not add volume — and it does not act on pigmentation the way a peel or topical treatment does.
- 1
Skin assessment
The doctor examines the skin, discusses what you want addressed and confirms whether PRP is a reasonable option — or whether something else fits better.
- 2
Blood draw
A small sample of blood is taken as for a routine test.
- 3
Separation
The sample is centrifuged in-clinic to isolate the platelet-rich plasma.
- 4
Application
The plasma is applied to the face, commonly in combination with microneedling so it reaches the treated layer. A topical numbing agent is usually used first.
- 5
Aftercare and review
Aftercare instructions are given and response reviewed across the planned course.
- Sessions
- Decided after assessment
- Consultation
- In person, by appointment
- Seen by
- Dr. Nitin Sharma, BHMS
- Location
- Bajaj Road, Sikar
- Online option
- Available for follow-ups
What it addresses
Why patients consider Face PRP
These describe what the treatment is used for, not what it will achieve. Individual response varies and no specific outcome is promised.
Uses a preparation derived entirely from your own blood
Considered for skin texture and quality rather than a single isolated concern
Can be combined with microneedling within one session where appropriate
Suitability
Who it's for — and who it isn't
The doctor establishes what is actually driving the concern before offering PRP. Where a peel, a topical plan or treating an underlying skin condition would serve better, that is what is recommended.
Ideal for
Confirmed at consultation, not from this list.
- Selected concerns about skin texture, dullness and fine surface irregularity
- Patients wanting an approach using their own blood rather than an introduced substance
- Patients able to attend a course of sessions and accept a gradual, variable response
Not suitable, or deferred
Several are reasons to wait rather than permanent barriers — tell the doctor if any apply.
- Active facial infection, acne flare or inflamed skin in the treatment area
- Platelet, clotting or bleeding disorders, or anticoagulant use, unless cleared
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding — usually deferred
- Patients expecting volume restoration, which PRP does not provide
Consulting Doctor
Dr. Nitin Sharma
BHMS
14+ years of dedicated practice in Sikar. Whether Face PRP is appropriate for your case is assessed thoroughly in person.
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Every procedure and consultation — including Face PRP — at Aura Cure Clinic is conducted in a hygienic, private environment equipped with modern medical instruments and authentic homeopathic dispensing.
What to expect
Your visit, start to finish
A short in-clinic procedure. Any change develops gradually across a course of sessions rather than appearing after one visit.
- Medically reviewed by
- Dr. Nitin Sharma, BHMS
- Last reviewed
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Precautions & aftercare
Read these before booking — some affect what you should stop beforehand.
- Redness, mild swelling and a sunburn-like sensation for a day or two are common
- Strict sun protection afterwards; avoid direct sun for the period advised
- Do not apply active skincare — retinoids, acids, scrubs — until the doctor says the skin is ready
- Disclose all medication, particularly blood thinners and anti-inflammatories
- Report spreading redness, pus, fever or severe pain
Frequently asked questions
Face PRP — your questions answered
That is the popular name for PRP combined with microneedling. The procedure is the same; the name is marketing rather than clinical.
Have specific questions?
Call or WhatsApp our clinic desk directly to ask whether Face PRP is appropriate for your concern.
96108 96996Message on WhatsAppMonday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMClosed on Sunday
Face PRP in Sikar
Face PRP is available at Aura Cure Clinic on Bajaj Road, opposite Jain School and Vardhman School in Sikar. Consultations are with Dr. Nitin Sharma, BHMS, and run by appointment so each case gets proper time. Patients travel from across Rajasthan for in-clinic visits, and online consultations are available for anyone further away.
Clinic address
Opposite Jain School & Vardhman School, Bajaj Road, Sikar, Rajasthan 332001
Get directionsAsk before you book
Call to ask whether Face PRP is appropriate for your case.
96108 96996Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMClosed on Sunday
Also offered in Sikar
Related skin care
- MicroneedlingControlled micro-punctures to prompt the skin's own repair response, for texture and scarring.
- Face MesotherapyMicro-delivery of a selected solution into facial skin, chosen for the individual concern.
- Skin Resurfacing & RejuvenationA planned combination of resurfacing methods, selected for the concern and skin type.
Take the first step — book your consultation
Talk to Dr. Nitin Sharma at Aura Cure Clinic, Bajaj Road, Sikar. Call 96108 96996 or request a slot online.