PRP/Vampire Facial
This treatment supports healthy, natural-looking aesthetics when performed by a qualified professional using proper techniques and sterile protocols.
How PRP therapy works
- •Your own blood: Small blood sample is drawn and processed to concentrate platelets
- •Growth factor concentration: Platelets contain natural growth factors and healing proteins
- •Targeted application: PRP applied via microneedling, injection, or topical application
- •Natural healing: Stimulates your body's own repair and regeneration processes
- •Collagen boost: Promotes new collagen production for improved skin quality
Who benefits from PRP therapy?
- •You prefer natural treatments using your own body's healing factors.
- •You have acne scarring, sun damage, or uneven skin texture.
- •You want gradual, natural-looking skin improvement.
- •You're looking for a treatment that enhances your natural healing processes.
Pro Tip
PRP therapy works best as part of a comprehensive skin health program and often provides enhanced results when combined with microneedling.
Treatment process & recovery
Before:
- •Stay well-hydrated and eat a good meal before your appointment.
- •Avoid alcohol and smoking for 24 hours before treatment.
- •Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin.
During:
- •Blood draw (similar to routine lab work) to obtain sample.
- •Blood processing in centrifuge to concentrate platelets.
- •Application of PRP via microneedling, injection, or combination method.
- •Treatment customized based on your specific skin concerns and goals.
After:
- •Expect redness and sensitivity similar to a sunburn for 24-48 hours.
- •Avoid makeup, exercise, and sun exposure for 24 hours.
- •Use gentle, healing skincare products as recommended.
- •Stay hydrated and maintain good nutrition to support healing.
- •Follow-up treatments scheduled as recommended for optimal results.
Safety & side effects
- •Generally very safe since it uses your own blood with minimal risk of allergic reaction.
- •Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, and sensitivity at treatment sites.
- •Rare complications may include infection or bruising if proper sterile technique isn't followed.
- •Choose providers with proper training in PRP processing and application techniques.
Cost considerations
- •Pricing varies based on treatment area, application method, and provider expertise.
- •Often more cost-effective than multiple synthetic treatments for natural skin improvement.
- •Most effective as a series of treatments for optimal and lasting results.
- •Consider the value of natural treatment with minimal risk of adverse reactions.
Planning your PRP journey
- •Natural approach: Ideal for patients preferring treatments using their own body's healing factors.
- •Combination benefits: Often enhanced when combined with microneedling or other regenerative treatments.
- •Realistic timeline: Plan for gradual improvement over multiple sessions.
- •Provider expertise: Choose practitioners experienced in both PRP processing and application techniques.
Quick FAQ
Does PRP therapy hurt?
Most patients experience minimal discomfort. The blood draw is similar to routine lab work, and treatment application uses topical numbing for comfort.
How many PRP treatments will I need?
Most patients see optimal results with 3-4 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart. The exact number depends on your specific skin concerns and goals.
How is PRP different from other facial treatments?
PRP uses your own blood's healing factors rather than synthetic products, making it a completely natural treatment with minimal risk of allergic reactions or adverse effects.
Quick Facts
60-90 minutes
6-12 months
Gradual improvement over 6-8 weeks
Per treatment session
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- You prefer natural treatments using your body's healing factors
- You have acne scarring or uneven skin texture
- You want gradual, natural-looking skin improvement
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