Guide · Medically reviewed by the MS Longevity Clinic medical team
MCT autologous blood therapy is a skin treatment using your own blood. Blood is drawn and centrifuged, and the separated components are processed in a dedicated device under set light and temperature, then applied to the skin for texture and fine lines. Your own blood still carries risks such as bruising and infection.
Step by step
- A small amount of blood is drawn.
- It is centrifuged to separate components.
- The components are processed in a dedicated device.
- They are applied to the skin.
Who considers it
People interested in treatments using their own blood components, often comparing options for texture or fine lines.
Before you book
Tell your doctor about anaemia, blood disorders, recent infection, blood thinners and any fainting during blood tests.
Read more on our MCT treatment page or compare PRP vs MCT.
Frequently asked questions
How many sessions are needed?
There is no fixed number; it is set at consultation.
Have a question about your own case?
Our doctors answer through a free online consultation, before you commit to travel.
This guide is general information and does not replace a medical consultation. See our medical disclaimer.