PRP Facial Injections in NYC. Your Own Platelets, Where Skin Has Thinned.
From $75045 minDowntime 1 to 2 days
PRP facial injections use a small draw of your own blood, spun to concentrate the platelets, then placed with a fine needle or cannula into the cheeks, temples and around the mouth. Nothing is added. At Club 116 on Central Park South in Manhattan the treatment is $750, takes 45 minutes, and a doctor decides where it goes and why.
Medically reviewed · September 2026
PRP Facial Injections Before and After. What It Can Look Like.
One case, labeled the way the work is priced: the treatment, the count or the sessions, and how long after. This one is judged at four months, photographed in the same light and at the same distance, with no retouching.
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Every caseWhat PRP Facial Injections Do, and What They Do Not Do.
Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is a concentrate of the platelets in your own blood. Platelets carry growth factors, the signals that tell skin to repair itself and make collagen. Injected into the face, PRP is used for skin that has thinned, dulled or lost firmness. At Club 116 in Manhattan it costs from $750 and takes 45 minutes.
PRP improves skin quality rather than adding volume. It will not fill a hollow cheek the way a syringe of hyaluronic acid filler does, and it does not work on the day. Over about three months, the growth factors prompt your skin to build collagen, so the surface looks brighter and the skin feels firmer. The change is gradual and it reads as your own face, which is the reason people choose it over product. PRP and its slower release cousin PRF (platelet rich fibrin) both come from a small draw of your own blood, prepared in the room on the day.
Who it is for
Crepey cheeks, dull or grey tone, fine lines around the mouth and temples, and people who want improvement without filler or who are wary of anything synthetic. It is a good first step for someone in their thirties or forties who has noticed the skin is not what it was but does not want volume added. It is not the right choice if you need structure or lift.
Why do it here
Your blood is drawn, spun and placed in the same room, on the same day, by clinicians who do this every week. A doctor maps where the PRP goes and signs off on the plan. Progress is judged on photographs at the end of a course, not by feel. Nobody here works on commission, and the price is published before you ask.
Before, During and After.
The clinician looks at your skin under proper light, asks about medicines and any past treatments, and photographs you as a baseline. The doctor decides whether PRP is the right treatment or whether PRF, EZGel or a filler would serve you better. A small blood draw, the same as a routine blood test, is taken and spun for around ten minutes while the skin is numbed.
The plasma is placed with fine needles or a blunt cannula (a thin tube with a rounded tip that pushes vessels aside rather than piercing them) into the areas agreed. Twenty to thirty minutes of the appointment is the work itself. Most people describe it as pressure and a few pinches.
Swelling for a day or two where it was placed, sometimes a small bruise that makeup covers. If the under eyes are treated they can look puffy for two days. Then it settles and the change arrives slowly.
A brighter surface within a few weeks and firmer skin over three months. Three sessions, spaced out across the course, is the usual plan. The result is best judged on photographs taken under the same light at the end of the course.
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Downtime and aftercare
Expect a day or two of swelling and occasionally a bruise. Sleep with your head raised the first night. Skip alcohol and hard training for twenty four hours, and leave the area alone: no massage, no facials and no makeup on the injection points for the first day. Take acetaminophen rather than anti-inflammatories for any tenderness, because anti-inflammatories can blunt the platelet response.
Not for you if
You have a bleeding disorder, a low platelet count, an active skin infection, cancer under treatment, or you take a blood thinner or a high dose anti-inflammatory that has not been discussed with the doctor. Pregnancy rules it out for now. Your history is taken before anything is booked.
Members
Members pay $600, 20% off list, and the first signature facial is included when you join.
Individual results vary
Nothing on this page is a guarantee of an outcome or a substitute for the consultation. Suitability is confirmed by a clinician before anything is booked, and consent is taken in writing.
PRP Facial Injections in NYC: Questions People Ask First.
How much do PRP facial injections cost in NYC?
At Club 116 on Central Park South, PRP facial injections are $750 a session and members pay $600. The price is published so you can compare it before you call anyone, and the exact figure for your case is put in writing at the consultation.
How many sessions of PRP do I need for my face?
Three sessions is the usual course, with the full result judged at about three months after the last one. After that, most people top up once or twice a year to hold the result. If photographs show nothing has moved after the course, the plan changes rather than continues.
PRP or PRF for the face, which one is better?
PRF is spun more gently and with nothing added, so it forms a soft gel that releases growth factors over a longer window. It is the one we suggest for the face and under the eyes for most people. PRP is quicker to act and $100 cheaper. The doctor tells you which suits your skin at the consult.
Does PRP for the face hurt?
The skin is numbed first. Most people feel pressure and a few pinches, and the blood draw is the same as a routine lab test. Tenderness the next day is mild.
When will I see results from PRP facial injections?
Four to six weeks for the first change, with the full result at three months. Because it is your own tissue building collagen, the improvement arrives gradually rather than on the day.
Is PRP a replacement for filler?
No. PRP improves skin quality; filler adds volume. If your concern is a hollow or a lost contour, filler or EZGel PRF is the honest answer. If it is texture, tone and thinning skin, PRP is. Many people in Manhattan combine the two across a year, and the doctor will tell you which to skip.
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PRP Facial Injections in Manhattan, from $750
One session to see how your skin responds, or a course of three. A doctor decides where it goes, and the exact figure is in writing before anything starts.
No consultation fee·No deposit to book·Exact price in writing before anything starts