Possible summary: PRP therapy comes with the risk of various side effects and complications such as bleeding, tissue damage, infection, nerve injuries, and even severe consequences like blindness, stroke, and death. Common side effects include swelling, tenderness at the injection site, and minor pain. Minoxidil, a common treatment, can also cause skin irritation and burning. Bruising may also occur after PRP injections, but should not be cause for concern unless it is unusual for the individual. While there are not many major side effects, patients may experience pain, bleeding, and bruising at the injection site. It is important to contact a doctor if any severe side effects occur.