What Is a PRP Facial?
How Do PRP Facials Work?
How Much Do PRP Facials Cost?
How Long Do PRP Facials Last?
About PRP Facials
PRP Facial is the latest and greatest in skincare. It’s an outpatient procedure that uses your own blood platelets and plasma on your face (hence the name: “Vampire Facial” made popular by Kim Kardashian). The natural chemicals in your own PRP are slathered onto your face and then micro-needled into the skin during a short procedure. Once the plasma is in, it begins to do its work of rejuvenating your entire face, tightening wrinkled areas, and smoothing the overall look. It’s able to do that because PRP’s essential chemical components are designed specifically for this purpose – they can penetrate deep into wrinkles or creases where other treatments might not be as effective. And unlike some other medical-grade chemical peels, there isn't any downtime after treatment - you can go about life as usual right away!
Conditions PRP Facials Are Good For
PRP facials are an excellent solution for anyone who wants to look their absolute best. It's a non-invasive procedure that uses your own cells, which means you won't run the risk of any side effects or allergic reactions! Common conditions PRP Facials can treat are:
- dark circles under your eyes
- crow’s feet around and beneath the eye area
- crepey skin in neck areas as well as chest and eyelid regions
- large pores on the nose or cheeks
- fine lines around your mouth
- coarse skin texture
- dull or gray skin tone
- sun-damaged skin
- acne scars
Areas PRP Facials Are Good For
Wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin are a natural part of the aging process. As we get older, our facial skin loses elasticity and is less able to bounce back from environmental assaults like UV rays. What if you could regain some of your youthful appearance? You can with PRP facials. Common area’s people use this treatment on include:
- the areas around your eyes including eyelids
- the areas around your mouth
- Nose
- cheeks
- neck
- chest
PRP Facial FAQ’s
Which is better PRP or microneedling?
While both microneedling and PRP injections are beneficial to the skin, they work best when combined. The procedure with this treatment combines puncture of your own cells by a special pin or needle in order stimulate collagen production which then gets mixed together using plasma proteins from another person’s donations so you can have healthier looking younger-looking skins!
Is PRP worth the cost?
Patients who have suffered from deep wrinkles and sagging skin for years may finally find relief with PRP treatments. Not only will you be able to smooth out those pesky lines, but your complexion will also improve! You can even get rid of acne scars. While this all sounds like something straight out of a science-fiction novel, some clients are actually experiencing these wonderful outcomes through injections done every few weeks.
Is PRP better than Botox?
There are many benefits to using PRP injections in place of Botox, including a longer lasting effect and safer results. One treatment can provide you with up 18 months worth or beauty while 3-4 is only going give your face an irritated look for about three weeks at best!
Who should not get a PRP Facial?
While PRP is considered safe for most people, it's not recommended for anyone who has one of the following medical conditions: Hepatitis C. HIV or AIDS. Any type of blood cancer.