Acne scars can remain long after active acne has healed, leaving behind uneven texture and depressed areas. PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatment may be used to support skin healing and collagen remodelling as part of an acne scar treatment plan.
At ANLON Skin & Aesthetics, Dr. Nisha R Srinivas assesses your scar type, skin condition and treatment goals before deciding whether PRP is appropriate for you.
PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma.
A small sample of your own blood is collected and processed to separate the platelet-rich plasma. This preparation is then used on the treatment area.
PRP contains platelets and growth factors that may support the skin’s natural healing and collagen-remodelling processes.
Acne inflammation can damage the deeper layers of the skin and affect normal collagen formation.
PRP may support the skin’s natural repair process and can be used to help improve:
PRP is often more useful as part of a personalised acne scar treatment plan rather than as a standalone solution for every type of scar.
Broad, shallow depressions that create an uneven or wavy appearance.
PRP may be incorporated into treatment for selected rolling scars, particularly when combined with another scar procedure.
Wider depressions with defined edges.
PRP may support the overall treatment plan depending on the depth and structure of the scars.
Deep and narrow scars that can be more challenging to treat.
PRP alone may not be sufficient, and a more scar-specific or combination approach may be recommended.
The most suitable treatment depends on your scar type, skin condition and dermatologist assessment.
PRP works through the body’s natural healing and collagen-remodelling processes.
Therefore, improvement is gradual rather than immediate.
Results can vary depending on:
Multiple sessions may be recommended depending on your treatment goals.
Your Scars. Your Skin. Your Treatment Plan.
At ANLON Skin & Aesthetics, PRP is not automatically recommended for every acne scar.
Dr. Nisha R Srinivas assesses the structure of your scars, your skin condition and your treatment goals before deciding whether PRP has a meaningful role in your treatment plan.
PRP may be used alone in selected cases or combined with another acne scar procedure when appropriate.
Our goal is to use PRP thoughtfully as part of a personalised, dermatologist-led approach—not simply to perform a procedure.
✨ Results may vary. A professional consultation is recommended to choose the right treatment for your skin.
Dr. Nisha R Srinivas can assess your scars and skin condition and help determine whether PRP is appropriate for you.
At Anlon Art Salon, we don’t believe in exaggerated promises or one-day magic. Our approach to result-driven, skin-safe, and progressive focused on how your skin improves over time, not just how it looks immediately after a session.
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* Results may vary from person to person based on skin type, condition, and lifestyle.
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