Acne Scars don't have to define your skin. Regeneration can redefine it.
How GFC and PRP Help Improve Acne Scars Naturally
An acne scar is a shortfall of collagen. When a spot heals badly, the skin rebuilds unevenly and is left depressed or irregular, and no cream reaches a deficit that sits within the skin’s structure.
GFC and PRP work with what your own body uses to repair tissue. A small sample of your blood is drawn and processed to concentrate the platelets, or the growth factors they release, which are then returned to the scarred skin to prompt collagen formation. In practice this is delivered alongside microneedling, which opens the channels and provides the repair signal the growth factors then support. It softens scars gradually; it does not erase them.
Suitable for adults in New Town, Kolkata with depressed or uneven acne scarring, post-acne texture or dull, poorly healed skin, where active acne has already been brought under control.
THE LUMORA APPROACH
It Works With Microneedling, Rarely Without It
Growth factors accelerate repair, but something must first prompt the skin to repair at all. That is why this treatment is planned as a combination rather than sold as an injection.
One Patient. One Kit. Nothing Reused.
Highest Level of GFC PRP Treatment
Sold Alone, It Disappoints. Combined Properly, It Works.
GFC and PRP are frequently marketed as standalone miracle injections for scarring, and patients arrive here having paid for exactly that and seen very little. Growth factors support repair; they do not initiate it, and on their own they do very little to an established scar. At LUMORA Clinic, they are prescribed as part of a scar plan built around your actual scarring, and where your scars need subcision or resurfacing instead, you will be told so rather than sold this.
Monday to Sunday,
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Dermatologist-Led Throughout
Entirely Your Own Material
Single-Use, Start to Finish
Planned as Part of a Scar Programme
GFC PRP Treatment Before & After
Shallower, Smoother, and Slower Than Anyone Would Like
Collagen forms over months, so change appears gradually across a course rather than after a single session. Scars generally become shallower and the skin's texture and tone improve, and most patients notice the surface looking healthier before the scars themselves look shallower. How much is achievable depends on the type and depth of your scarring, your age and how your skin heals.
Before and After, Unretouched.
The photographs shown here are of LUMORA patients, shared with their consent and presented without retouching. They illustrate the kind of gradual change a course of treatment can achieve, rather than promising a particular outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
Both begin with a small sample of your own blood. PRP is plasma with the platelets concentrated within it. GFC is processed a stage further to concentrate the growth factors those platelets release. Both are intended to prompt collagen formation in scarred skin, and which is used depends on your scarring and the clinic’s protocol.
That is precisely what makes it well tolerated — there is no foreign substance to react against. The safety considerations are procedural rather than immunological, which is why the draw and preparation are performed under sterile conditions with single-use materials, and why suitability is confirmed beforehand.
No. Scars become shallower and the skin’s texture improves, but complete removal is not achievable by any treatment. Depth, type and how your skin heals all determine how much change is possible, and that will be discussed honestly with you before you begin.
It can be given alone, but for established scars the results are modest. The combination works because microneedling prompts the repair that the growth factors then support. Your dermatologist will explain what is appropriate in your case.
Treatment is given as a spaced course, since collagen builds slowly. Most patients experience redness and mild swelling for a day or two afterwards, similar to microneedling alone.
What Our Patients Say
Begin With a Consultation.
Acne scarring rarely responds to one treatment alone, and the right plan depends on the scars you actually have. Tell us what you have been dealing with, and our team will be in touch to arrange an assessment.
