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Gentle skincare is essential after microneedling and PRP treatments. ➤ Avoid products with vitamin A (such as Retin-A, Retinol, or Tazorac). ➤ Steer clear of chemical peels for at least 34 weeks post-procedure. To soothe any discomfort, utilize ice packs and Tylenol for swelling, but avoid ibuprofen or Motrin. It's crucial to keep out of the sun; avoid direct sunlight for at least one month. Allow your skin to shed naturally. If you have any concerns, please contact your provider if you notice any of the following signs: Signs of Infection: 1. Increasing pain, warmth, or redness 2. Significant swelling or redness that persists beyond Day 5 instead of improving. Be aware of possible allergic reactions to post-op products, such as a new rash, hives, severe itching, or sudden tightness after applying your post-treatment serum or cream. After microneedling or PRP, you can expect the following changes: Day 1: Redness, stinging, tenderness, tightness, and sensitivity after treatment. Day 2: Dryness, tightness, and redness, which will be less intense than Day 1. Day 3: A pink tone with reduced swelling. Day 4: Similar to Day 3. Day 5: Skin feels smoother with fewer wrinkles. From Day 6 to Day 30, you should notice increased firmness, improved tone, and further wrinkle reduction.

Aftercare for microneedling is essential: please protect the treated area from damage or abrasion. Avoid water baths. Gently clean the area daily with mild soap and water, ensuring the skin remains dry and clean. Immediately after treatment (1-6 days), you may experience redness, tenderness, swelling, or even blister formation. During the Healing Phase (1-3 weeks), expect that redness and swelling will fade, but the treated area might darken. Blisters will dry and form a scab; do not pick or scrape this scab to prevent scarring or infection. In the Long-Term (1-6 months), your skin may temporarily appear lighter or darker. These PRP treatment instructions will help you achieve the best results from your skin care procedures.