Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) facial rejuvenation Doctors in Jordan

Platelet-rich plasma treatment of the face is a procedure in which a small volume of your own blood is drawn, spun in a centrifuge to separate plasma rich in platelets, and then returned into the facial skin by fine injections or through microneedling. The rationale is that platelets carry growth factors which, released into the tissue, stimulate repair and gradual collagen production. The material used comes from your own body and no volumising substance is added. Sessions are usually requested to improve the quality and texture of dull skin, to support the treatment of superficial acne marks, for the thin skin of the under-eye area, and to reinforce the result of other procedures. The effect is gradual and cumulative: a noticeable difference usually appears only after the second or third session, so a course of closely spaced sessions is planned followed by maintenance, because the effect fades with time. The limits are essential to state. Plasma does not add volume the way a filler does, does not tighten sagging skin, does not lift the cheek or jawline, does not erase deep static folds, and does not correct under-eye shadowing caused by bony hollowing or by deep pigmentation. It is not an alternative to surgery when there is true laxity or excess skin. The strength of the evidence also varies between indications, so no specific outcome or success figure should ever be promised. The procedure is postponed or avoided when there is a platelet or clotting disorder, significant anaemia, an active infection at the injection site or a systemic infection, certain blood diseases, or while taking anticoagulant medication without the doctor's assessment. Suitability is determined by clinical examination, and simple blood tests may be requested beforehand.