Platelet-rich plasma facial: natural skin rejuvenation
In summary: platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is prepared from your own centrifuged blood to stimulate collagen and improve skin quality. Usually 3 sessions, one every 4 weeks, are recommended; the blood draw is minimal, improvement is progressive and one maintenance session every 6-12 months is usual.
"Is there really a natural treatment that works?" Many patients ask us this. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) uses growth factors from your own blood to stimulate skin renewal on the face: we concentrate them and apply them where your skin needs them. If your concern is hair, see our PRP for hair loss.
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What a PRP facial does for your skin
- Stimulates collagen production progressively
- Improves skin texture and glow
- Autologous: allergic reactions to the plasma are exceptional
- Improvement builds with each session
- Response varies from person to person; we assess it in consultation

PRP facial cost in Bogotá, Colombia
A facial PRP session costs COP 400,000 (≈ USD 125). The 3-session package costs COP 1,000,000 (≈ USD 305). Prices are charged in Colombian pesos; the USD amount is approximate.
Unlike fillers, PRP does not add an external material: it works with your own growth factors, concentrated in-office. Improvement is progressive and the response varies from person to person.
Facial PRP session
COP 400,0003-session package
COP 1,000,000Under-eye rejuvenation + PRP
COP 600,000
The facial medical assessment costs COP 150,000 (≈ USD 45).
The fractional CO2 laser session (COP 1,200,000) includes one PRP session.
Combines well with: PDO thread lift and lip fillers with hyaluronic acid. If you are traveling from abroad, we can help coordinate your visit; we define the protocol with you at your assessment.
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What happens during a PRP facial session?
Treatment begins with a small blood draw, similar to a routine lab test. While we centrifuge your plasma, we apply topical anesthesia so the procedure is comfortable. The session takes about 45 minutes, and Dr. Tatiana Leal applies the PRP to the points defined during your assessment.
More session details
Mild redness and swelling for 24-48 hours are usual, and sometimes small bruises that last a few days. Improvement shows progressively over the following weeks.
- 01
Blood draw
A small sample of your blood, as in a routine test.
- 02
In-office centrifugation
We separate and concentrate the plasma while the topical anesthesia works.
- 03
Application
Micro-injections in the areas defined at your assessment.
- 04
24-48 hours
Mild redness and swelling; sometimes small bruises.

Results of PRP on the face: what to expect and when
- First weeks: skin looks brighter, with better texture
- After the protocol (usually 3 sessions, one every 4 weeks): more visible, stable improvement
- Maintenance: the effect lasts several months; one session every 6-12 months is usual
- Response varies from person to person; we tell you what to expect at your assessment
Frequently asked questions about PRP facials
How many PRP sessions will I need?
Usually 3 sessions, one every 4 weeks; we set the exact number at your assessment based on your skin and goals.
Does PRP on the face hurt?
The treatment is well tolerated. The blood draw is minimal, similar to a routine blood test, and we use topical anesthesia for the application to minimize discomfort.
How long do PRP facial results last?
Improvement is progressive and the effect lasts several months. One maintenance session every 6-12 months is usual; we set the exact frequency at your assessment.
Is PRP safe for the face?
It is a low-risk procedure when performed by a physician in a medical office. Because it is prepared from your own blood (autologous), allergic reactions to the plasma are exceptional. Mild redness and swelling for 24-48 hours are usual, sometimes with small bruises. It is not recommended during pregnancy, with clotting disorders or low platelets, anticoagulants, active infection in the area or active cancer; we check this at your assessment. As with any procedure involving micro-injections, uncommon complications such as an infection can occur; the prior assessment and medical technique in the office make them very rare.
Who should not have a PRP facial?
We do not recommend it during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with a clotting disorder or low platelets, if you take anticoagulants, if there is an active infection in the area (including cold sores) or with active cancer. At your assessment we review your history and medication before recommending it.
How long does a session take, and can I go back to work the same day?
A session takes about 45 minutes, including the blood draw and centrifugation. Most patients return to their usual activities the same day. Mild redness and swelling for 24-48 hours are usual, sometimes with small bruises that last a few days, so we suggest not scheduling it right before an important event.
Related guides on platelet-rich plasma
Benefits of platelet-rich plasma explained
How PRP works, its growth factors, benefits and limits.
Real patients of Dr. Tatiana Leal
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