PRP platelet rich plasma – vampire facelift

What does the platelet-rich plasma treatment look like?

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment is quick and uncomplicated. It involves the doctor drawing an appropriate amount of blood using a vacuum method. Usually it is about 8-10 ml. The next phase involves a centrifugation process using special separators to separate leukocytes and erythrocytes from the plasma. As a result of this process, platelet-rich plasma of about 5 ml is obtained, containing platelets. The PRP is then applied by injection directly into the selected area of the patient’s or patient’s skin. The most commonly used technique for this purpose is mesotherapy, which is popular in aesthetic medicine. The procedure takes about a dozen minutes, and the first effects begin to be visible after about 48 hours. The treatment does not require subsequent convalescence and can be repeated several times a year. The results last for several months.

For whom is PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment recommended?

When it comes to PRP treatment, the most common question is – for whom is this type of treatment appropriate. The treatment is used to improve the appearance of specific parts of the skin where defects resulting from the progressive aging process or lesions are visible. The therapy is performed in areas of the body such as, but not limited to:

• cheeks,
• mouth,
• The area around the eyes and eyelids,
• forehead and chin,
• nasolabial folds,
• neckline,
• hands.

PRP treatment, or platelet-rich plasma in particular, is recommended for those seeking natural, non-invasive and safe ways to regenerate the skin. It can provide very satisfactory results, such as healthy, supple and youthful-looking skin, with no visible defects. For this reason, PRP treatment with platelet-rich plasma is recommended for people struggling with skin problems, as well as those who want to eliminate signs of aging and restore their skin’s natural firmness and radiance.

The primary indications for PRP platelet-rich plasma treatment include:

• Problems with baldness or excessive hair loss,
• Shineless, damaged hair,
• Wrinkles and folds on the skin of the face, neck, décolleté, hands, around the eyes,
• Scars from acne or other skin diseases,
• The need to regenerate the skin after dermatological procedures.

Indications and contraindications for PRP platelet rich plasma treatment

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment is minimally invasive and safe. This is mainly because all the components obtained in PRP come directly from the patient. The risk of a local immune reaction, allergy or intolerance is then excluded. However, there are cases that are a categorical contraindication to start the procedure of undergoing PRP treatment. These primarily include:

• Acute viral infection (HCV, HBS, HIV),
• All blood and blood vessel diseases,
• chronic liver disease,
• cancer, sepsis,
• identified allergies to nucleotides,
• Pregnancy and lactation,
• Various viral infections, herpes.

Effects of PRP treatment – platelet rich plasma

Tissue remodeling after a properly performed treatment begins after just 48 hours, and the first effects of PRP treatment are visible after two weeks. The main changes occurring in the skin after the treatment are the remodeling of collagen fibers, as well as the improvement of blood circulation, skin tone and elasticity. In the case of PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment performed on the scalp, there is a significant thickening of the hair and improvement in its appearance and overall condition. In addition, thanks to the treatment, you can count on visible and lasting changes in other areas, such as:

• A marked improvement in skin tone,
• youth and vitality,
• Smoothing scars and accelerating wound healing,
• The gradual disappearance of dark circles and bags under the eyes,
• Improve skin density and tone in various parts of the body,
• Supporting the action of PDO threads.