PRP FACIAL AND BODY

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatments for the under-eye area are regenerative treatments that stimulate collagen and elastin production and promote the regeneration of healthy skin tissue. Here are some general facts about PRP regenerative treatments for the under-eyes:  Results: PRP treatments provide gradual and natural results that improve over time. It takes about 2-3 months to see significant results following a course of treatments. Individual results may vary depending on the body's response to collagen regeneration induced by PRP.  Recommended Number of Treatments: For most people, three treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart are recommended to achieve significant results.  Resorption of PRP: Unlike dermal filler treatments, PRP injections below the skin in the under-eye area do not provide immediate and final results in terms of volume. The volume added by PRP is gradually resorbed by the body within 2-3 days. However, tissue regeneration begins shortly after the treatment and continues for months.  Improvement in Aging Signs: PRP treatments can improve various signs of aging in the under-eye area, including fine lines, texture, loose skin, loss of volume, deep wrinkles, and pigmentation. However, large under-eye fatty tissue (under-eye bags) is not typically treated with PRP and may require surgical removal.   Treatment Process: The PRP regenerative treatment process involves taking a small amount of blood from the patient, spinning it in a machine to separate the platelets and plasma from red blood cells, and then injecting the PRP into the under-eye area.  Multiple treatments may be necessary for optimal results.   Common Areas of Treatment: PRP treatments can address various under-eye concerns, such as pigmentation or dark circles, under-eye hollows with or without pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, loss of elasticity and firmness, and under-eye bags.  Safety: Since PRP is derived from the patient's own blood, there is little to no risk of intolerance or allergy to the treatment.

PRP IS For hand rejuvenation to address various concerns associated with ageing hands.  Here's some information about PRP for hand rejuvenation:  The therapy utilises the patient's own blood plasma to activate growth factors and stimulate cell regeneration in the hands.  PRP treatment can help improve the appearance of wrinkled skin, restore elasticity and collagen, reduce the visibility of prominent veins, and minimises age spots on the hands. The procedure involves collecting a small amount of the patient's blood, processing it to obtain platelet-rich plasma, and then injecting the PRP into specific areas of the hands.  It may take a few weeks to see noticeable results from the treatment, as the growth factors stimulate cell regeneration and new growth.  The effects of a single PRP procedure for hand rejuvenation can last up to 12 months, providing a long-lasting improvement in the appearance of the hands.  PRP therapy for hand rejuvenation is a worthwhile investment for individuals looking to restore a more youthful and rejuvenated appearance to your hands.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy, also known as the "vampire facial," is a cosmetic procedure that uses a patient's own platelets and fibrin to rejuvenate the skin. Here are some key points about PRP therapy: PRP is obtained from the patient's blood, which contains platelets and growth factors that stimulate collagen production. The therapy has been used since 2006 for facial rejuvenation in various countries. It involves injecting PRP into the face, hands, or neck to treat wrinkles or scars. The treatment takes approximately 30 minutes per session and offers improvements that can last up to 12-18 months. Micro needling, also known as treatment, is often combined with PRP therapy. It creates controlled micro-injuries to stimulate the body's natural healing response and improve collagen formation. PRP treatments can be used on various facial and body areas, including the eyes, face, neck, jawline, chest, hands, and arms. For optimal results, it is recommended to have up to three treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart, with touch-ups every 6-24 months. Improvement in skin texture and tone is noticeable within three weeks, while full collagen regeneration may take three months. PRP treatments are suitable for all skin types and colours. The procedure involves cleansing and preparing the skin, applying a local anaesthetic cream, taking blood from the patient's arm, preparing and activating the PRP, and then performing micro needling and PRP application. After the treatment, there may be redness, which gradually subsides. Makeup can be applied the next day. Post-treatment care includes avoiding touching or applying anything to the treated area for 12 hours, regular moisturisation, sunscreen application, and avoiding strong sun exposure in the first week. Possible side effects are minimal and may include swelling, bruising, redness, and a bruise at the needle site. Infection and scarring are rare. Results become visible at three weeks and continue to improve over time. Skin care and light therapies can enhance the results. Advanced wrinkling and severe scarring may have minimal improvement. The number of treatments required depends on the individual's skin condition, but typically 2-3 treatments are recommended. Results can last up to 18 months, and touch-up treatments can help maintain them. Certain individuals, such as heavy smokers, drug, and alcohol users, and those with specific medical conditions, should not undergo PRP therapy.