How much does Yuskin GFC treatment cost?
Yuskin GFC doesn't have one fixed price at The Aesthetic Edge — it's prepared from your own blood and can be used on facial skin, the scalp for hair, or both, with a typical course of 4 to 6 sessions. Because the application and session count vary by patient, we confirm an exact price at your consultation.
Why there's no single number here
Yuskin GFC is prepared from your own blood and can be used for facial skin, the scalp, or both — the application changes what the session actually involves, and a single quoted price would not reflect that difference. We confirm an exact price at your consultation, once the doctor knows what you're using it for.
What actually decides the price
Face, scalp, or both. The preparation is the same (about 10ml of blood drawn, 4 to 5ml of GFC prepared from it), but treating both areas in one plan is a different session to treating just one.
How many sessions. A typical course runs 4 to 6 sessions, spaced by the doctor based on how your skin or scalp responds — this isn't a single-visit treatment.
What to ask any clinic quoting a flat "Yuskin GFC price"
Whether it covers face, scalp, or both, and how many sessions the number assumes — the same questions worth asking about any GFC-family treatment.
Get your exact price
Book the ₹500 consultation, waived off against treatment, and the doctor will confirm whether face, scalp or both make sense for you, and price the course accordingly.
See the Yuskin GFC treatment page for the full facts, GFC treatment side effects, or is GFC FDA-approved? if that's part of your research.
Yuskin GFC in Bangalore — growth factor concentrate from your own blood, for facial texture and glow and for thinning hair. Doctor-administered.
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₹500 consultation, waived off against your treatment. Indiranagar or Bellandur — closed Wednesdays.
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