PRP THERAPY for younger looking skin

PRP therapy is a minimally-invasive and straightforward procedure that is completed in three easy steps. First, a small amount of blood will be drawn from your arm to be used for the injections. In the second step, the blood sample is put into a machine known as a centrifuge, which rapidly spins the blood to separate the plasma from the red blood cells and additional blood components. Next, the separated PRP is administered directly into the affected hair follicles. These injections are generally well-tolerated by patients, but a topical numbing cream may be applied if you are concerned about discomfort. Depending on the extent of your hair loss, the process can be completed in as little as 30 minutes. Since PRP therapy uses your blood, there are very few risks or side effects associated with this therapy, and no downtime is required after your procedure.

The plasma that is used during a PRP facial is packed with epidermal growth factors that are excellent when it comes to enhancing the process of facial rejuvenation that is brought about by microneedling treatments. The micro channels that are created in the skin during a microneedling treatment, also known as collagen induction therapy, make way for increased absorbance of topical skincare serums, including PRP. The PRP, once applied to the skin, travels into the micro channels and stimulates the growth of new collagen. Collagen is a protein that is naturally found in the skin and contributes to a firm, tight, youthful appearance overall. By encouraging the production of new collagen, a PRP facial provides patients with phenomenal facial rejuvenation results.

PRP injections and PRP infusions with microneedling are non-invasive procedures that involve minimal discomfort and no downtime. When receiving PRP injections, patients may experience a small pinching sensation at the injection site and when the blood is extracted but most do not report feeling pain. When receiving microneedling with PRP the therapist will start by applying a topical numbing cream to the treatment site in order to further reduce the risk of experiencing any discomfort during the procedure itself. In the days following treatment, patients may experience some minor swelling, bruising, or irritation at the treatment site but these mild side effects should resolve on their own within a few days of receiving the treatment.