PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) and Stem Cell Facelift (Also known as the 'Vampire' Facelift)
PRP Skin Regeneration Therapy, a type of regenerative medicine with the patient’s own blood and Stem Cells, uses growth factors and stem cells to rejuvenate the skin.
Based on an innate wound-healing ability, the therapy is performed by injecting components collected from the patient and is associated with no risk of allergy or infections. This safe therapy has been studied and applied in a variety of fields.
Another feature of the therapy is that the patient will experience a natural change in the treated site, as well as minimal discomfort as the beneficial effects gradually occur after about two weeks of therapy.
This non–surgical treatment utilises patients' own platelets and stem cells to promote “healing”. It can effectively improve the body’s natural collagen production, resulting in a more youthful appearance.
Indications: Expected Effects in Cosmetic Medicine
PRP is particularly effective for crepy skin under the eyes (fine wrinkles) that are difficult to treat by conventional Rejuvenation Therapy. Inducing skin regeneration, the therapy is also effective in treating wrinkles, acne marks, sags and wrinkles on the neck.
Mechanism of PRP Skin Regeneration Therapy
PRP Skin Regeneration Therapy uses components called platelets contained in the blood. Platelets play a role in repairing damaged blood vessels and cells in the body. Platelets contain substances called growth factors that activate and rejuvenate cells in the body. The growth factors, when released, induce the production of collagen and generation of new capillaries to rejuvenate the skin.
NOTE: When injection is performed under the eyes, redness may persist for two to three days but resolve over time.
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