Is it dangerous to put your own blood on your face as a mask? Would there be any complications and risks with absorption?

Thanks for your query. Yes blood has antiaging properties and growth factors which is used in a facial a.k.a vampire facial. In blood facial whole blood is not used but it is centrifuged to get the clear serum which is rich in growth factors and it works only when injected or by mesotherapy Just superficial massage is not very useful.All The Best

The treatment you are referring to is known as Platelet rich plasma therapy and it can have anti ageing benefits, providing the treatment is performed by a qualified practitioner. It is not actually your blood that is applied to your skin, but the growth factors that are separated from your blood and therefore there is no risk of infection. This has a rejuvenating effect on your skin. General side effects include bruising and swelling.

I always tell my patients, if a facial feels good for you to
relax, get it. If you are actually
trying to improve your skin in the long term, do Dermapen instead. You know when you go on a trip and you get a
facial, you glow that day, then go back to looking normal the day after. After Dermapen, you glow for a month and get
long-lasting collagen production.

You can get Dermapen (or microneedling) with blood or spun
down blood to isoloate the PRP (platelet rich plasma). This boosts the efficacy of microneedling by
penetrating your own growth factors deep into your skin, again, causing more
collagen production and lon-lasting benefits for your skin. I prefer PRP over blood because we have
isolated the growth factor portion of the blood to use in the treatment.

You can expect improvement in fine lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation,
and a long-lasting glow. Personally, I
love this treatment and try to get it done every couple of months. You will be addicted too. Promise!

Microneedling which only enters skin to depth of 1 mm stimulates collagen safely from inside the skin and will be more lasting and more effective than any topical.

There are no risks as it is not your blood that is applied, it is the PRP (platelet rich plasma) that is separated in a centrifuge. Only the PRP is applied to your skin and has amazing benefits for many different skin types. I recommend consulting with a physician or medical spa that provides PRP treatments or injections.good luck!