PRP for Facial Rejuvenation
What is PRP?
PRP stimulates repair and boosts mesenchymal progenitor stem cell proliferation by containing growth and healing factors. PRP's natural healing mechanism boosts the body's efforts by providing a larger concentration of platelets to the affected area. To make PRP, a small sample of your blood is taken (similar to a lab test sample) and spun at high speeds in a centrifuge, which separates the plasma and platelets from the other blood components. The procedure yields a highly concentrated platelet solution with helpful development factors. The PRP can then be used for sport’s injuries, facial rejuvenation, for hair growth, and more!
Benefits of PRP facial rejuvenation
- Increased Collagen Production
- Improved Skin Texture & Tone
- Improved Moisture Retention
- Reduction of Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Am I a good candidate?
We don't have time to look less than our best at all times, just as we all want to seem younger and avoid looking run-down. Traditional microneedling can cause considerable redness that lasts for five to seven days. You can reduce this downtime by include platelet-rich plasma in your treatment. The "micro-injuries" caused by microneedling are essentially healed as rapidly as they are incurred thanks to PRP.
Frequently Asked Questions
The PRP procedure may appear to take a long time. Your blood must first be drawn into syringes. The sample must next be treated in a centrifuge. Cleaning the blood to make it suitable for transfer and injection, as well as sorting the components of your blood by mass, are all part of this process. It takes very little time to draw your blood. The centrifuge will only take three to five minutes to process your blood. Finally, depending on the size and number of regions to be treated, the therapy takes anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes.
We don't have time to look less than our best at all times, just as we all want to seem younger and avoid looking run-down. Traditional microneedling can cause considerable redness that lasts for five to seven days. You can reduce this downtime by including platelet-rich plasma in your treatment. The "micro-injuries" caused by microneedling are essentially healed as rapidly as they are incurred thanks to PRP.