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What is Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), also known as the “Vampire Facial” is a highly effective and natural therapy utilized to promote new collagen and tissue regeneration; treating deep wrinkles, fine lines, acne scarring, loss of skin volume, wounds, and hair loss.
PRP is a revolutionary procedure which uses the components of your own blood to regenerate your skin. The ingredients of this innovative method reside within a fraction of your blood, called “Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)”. PRP treatment is enriched with platelets, stem cells and growth factors. Once you have received a platelet-rich plasma injection, the following components will accelerate tissue healing via new collagen formation at the treatment site.
How is that, you may ask? As we age, fibroblasts activity, collagen and elastin production in dermis decreases with age. Melanin production becomes irregular, causing dark spots and lentiginous. There are many factors which can cause skin to age, scar and mark, but there is a natural solution; PRP.
What Can Be Treated with PRP?
Esthetic Rejuvenation
Esthetically, the skin naturally ages over time; deteriorating its appearance. PRP is a new approach to rejuvenate your skin, naturally.
Anti-Aging
PRP is an amazing treatment method to treat sagging skin, wrinkles, fine lines, evening skin tone, and much more due to collagen production.
Damaged Skin
Evidence the PRP removes photo damaged skin has been clinically proven multiple times.
Hair Loss
One of the main applications of PRP is the treatment of hair loss. Platelet rich plasma is a natural therapy utilized to slow down hair loss and stimulate hair growth. The platelets promote hair regeneration in the hair follicles, while increasing blood supply. Thus, the hair becomes stronger and more enriched enhancing brightness and colour of the hair without any side effects. The treatment is effective for both men and women.
Scars & Acne
PRP injections have been seen to improve acne scars, general scars and stretch marks.
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