MCT autologous blood therapy is a skin treatment that uses your own blood. Blood is drawn, centrifuged, and the separated components are processed in a dedicated device under set light and temperature conditions, then applied to the skin. It is considered for skin texture and fine lines, and using your own blood does not remove all risk.
The process
- Blood draw
- Centrifugation to separate components
- Processing in a dedicated device
- Application to the skin
At consultation we review your skin concern, confirm the device and kit, and explain the application method, the clinical evidence and the expected course. The area and number of sessions are set for you.
Who it may suit
- People interested in treatments that use their own blood components
- People comparing options for texture or fine lines
Risks
Bruising, pain or dizziness at the draw site, and irritation, swelling, pain or infection where it is applied. Tell us about anaemia, blood disorders, recent infection and blood-thinning medication.
Frequently asked questions
Is it risk-free because it is my own blood?
No. Drawing, processing and applying blood all carry risks, including bruising and infection.
What should I tell you before the blood draw?
Anaemia, blood disorders, recent infection, medication including blood thinners, and any history of fainting during blood tests.
How is it different from PRP?
See PRP vs MCT.
Planned by specialists who work together
At MS Longevity Clinic, skin, plastic surgery, pain and regenerative medicine doctors see patients under one roof. After a consultation and any tests you need, they agree on a plan that fits your skin, your health and your travel dates.
Medically reviewed by the MS Longevity Clinic medical team.
Ready to talk?
Start with a free online consultation before you fly, or visit us at 312 Tower, Samseong-dong, Gangnam.
Treatment method and number of sessions are decided after consultation. Results and recovery time vary from person to person. Costs are explained at consultation. See our medical disclaimer.