Prp facial Reguvination
What is it & how does it work?
Many people are not prepared to go under the knife to achieve a more youthful look, and instead are looking at alternatives. That time has come, with a not so new medical procedure called facial PRP (platelet rich plasma), or commonly known as the Vampire Facelift, and popularized by celebrities like Kim Kardasian, Angelina Jolie, and Rupert Everett. PRP has been used for years now in orthopaedic medicine, reconstructive surgery, and dentistry. A popular treatment with professional athletes due to the quick recovery time.
To correct the most popular aging concerns, it’s now being used in cosmetics, and all we need is a bit of your blood; hence the “Vampire Facelift.” Your blood contains important growth factors, immune and stems cells, we can use to produce more collagen and improve circulation. This gives your skin a smoother and healthier look.
Nothing Gets more Natural!
To correct the most popular aging concerns, it’s now being used in cosmetics, and all we need is a bit of your blood; hence the “Vampire Facelift.” Your blood contains important growth factors, immune and stems cells, we can use to produce more collagen and improve circulation. This gives your skin a smoother and healthier look.
Nothing Gets more Natural!
When will I see results?
While you will likely notice an improvement in skin quality after the first treatment, for best results 3 treatments spread out by 1 month each is recommended. Maximum collagen production and integration within the skin is seen in 3-4 months after the treatment. This means your skin continues to improve well after the treatment, and can last over a year.
Note: Results may vary, and are based on the average population.
Note: Results may vary, and are based on the average population.
what should I expect post treatment?
Down time is very quick, however, immediately following treatment you can expect temporary redness, mild to moderate swelling, and sometimes some bruising. It's best to avoid the sun, hot showers, and vigorous activity for at least 24 hours.
is it safe?
PRP has is very safe. And because it comes from your own body, there is virtually no risk of an allergic reaction. It's can actually help prevent infection. It is not recommended for those with an active skin infection, acne, cancer, some autoimmune conditions, blood thinning medication and disorders, pregnancy and breast feeding.