PRP Plasma Rich Platelet

Wrinkles, dark circles and bags under the eyes are aesthetic defects that significantly affect the appearance of our face. They make us look older and our face looks tired and sleep-deprived. Platelet-rich plasma is a “natural lifting” that has recently become extremely popular. It is safe, brings quick results and perfectly revitalizes the skin, giving it a radiant and healthy appearance.

The treatment is 100% natural – no risk of intolerance, 100% safe – no allergies and 100% autologous.

The most important growth factors for facial skin regeneration activated in platelet-rich plasma include:

EFG – stimulates the proliferation and differentiation of keratinocytes, which constitute the largest group of cells in the epidermis.

VEGF – stimulates the processes of angiogenesis (formation of blood vessels) and activates microcirculation.

PDGF – responsible for the differentiation of stem cells, stimulates the synthesis of the intercellular matrix.

TGF – stimulates fibroblasts to produce collagen.

Vitamins, oligoelements, oligopeptides, oxidative enzymes – including protection against free radicals.

DURING THE TREATMENT

STEP 1: PRP:

In order to collect the platelet-rich plasma from your blood, a routine blood draw will be performed.

STEP 2: PRP:

The blood is then placed into a machine called a centrifuge, which will spin to separate the platelets from the other blood components.

STEP 3: PRP:

Once the platelets are separated, they are collected and applied to the treatment area. This is done linearly, along a selected fold or wrinkle, or by using a classic mesotherapy technique.

EFFECTS

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) around the eyes smoothes crow’s feet, reduces dark circles under the eyelids, and eliminates discolorations previously present on the skin.

Effects of platelet-rich plasma under the eyes:

CONTRAINDICATION

Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Taking aspirin and other NSAID painkillers
Taking aspirin and other NSAID painkillers
Blood diseases e.g. sepsis, critical thrombocytopenia, platelet dysfunction, Fibromyalgia, Haemodynamic instability
Leukemia, myeloma
Active viral and bacterial infection
Taking drugs that impair blood clotting and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Autoimmune diseases in advanced stages
A history of keloids or abnormal wound healing
Any surgical procedure in the treatment area within 6 months

PRE-PROCEDURE RECOMMENDATIONS

Avoid the following for at least 1 week prior to treatment:

DO:

2. Ensure that you have not used Accutane in the past 6 months.

3. Hydrate well the day before and the day of the procedure for ease of blood draw.

POST-PROCEDURE RECOMMENDATIONS

During the first 24 hours you should avoid:

Cream with Arnica can be applied to the treated area to minimise bruising.