Clinical Applications of PRP in Dermatology: From Acne Scars to Skin Revitalization
PRP has expanded beyond cosmetic enhancement to become a clinically validated regenerative tool in dermatology. Its applications span a wide range of skin conditions where tissue repair and regeneration are essential.
One of the most established uses of PRP is acne scar management. By stimulating angiogenesis and collagen remodeling, PRP improves scar depth, texture, and pigmentation irregularities. When combined with microneedling or fractional lasers, PRP significantly enhances healing response and clinical outcomes.
PRP is also utilized for skin revitalization, improving dullness, dehydration, and loss of elasticity. Its regenerative action restores microcirculation and promotes healthy epidermal turnover.
Additional dermatological applications include:
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation support Skin barrier restoration Adjunct therapy after dermatologic procedures Preventive regenerative skin care
Safety remains a defining advantage. Because PRP is autologous and additive-free, it minimizes infection risk and supports repeat treatments without cumulative adverse effects.
PRP in dermatology is no longer experimental—it is an evidence-based regenerative modality reshaping clinical skin care worldwide.
