The four main components of our blood are red blood cells, white cells, plasma, and platelets. Plasma is the liquid component of blood, while red cells, white cells, and platelets are the solid components. In a PRP treatment, all four components of your blood are segregated by density to achieve concentrated quantities of platelets in the plasma. The platelets are then put into the plasma while the red and white blood cells are removed. During treatment, platelet-rich plasma is either injected into your skin at specified depths based on your cosmetic needs or the blood is dispersed on top of your face. Your skin eventually absorbs the PRP. This reduces the time it takes to recuperate from microneedling and speeds up the collagen manufacturing process. Collagen acts as a scaffold that provides strength and structure to the face, so a PRP treatment helps tighten and smooth skin and improve skin tone.