PRP (autologous blood treatment)
Autologous blood plasma or PRP platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a new treatment option in aesthetic medicine. The latest buzzwords in the media in connection with PRP therapy are the so-called "plasma lift", "vampire face lift" or "Dracula lift".
Our blood consists of cellular components (haematocrit) and plasma. In specially prepared autologous blood, you will find various components of the blood platelets (thrombocytes), including a large number of growth factors. Processed PRP (Plateled Riched Plasma) contains many more growth factors than normal blood. The activation of connective tissue cells (fibroblasts) is followed by an increased production of elastin and collagen. This highly enriched plasma concentrate is used for the regeneration of the addressed areas and is introduced by special techniques.
PRP therapy
Using the latest technology and a special centrifuge, your own blood is centrifuged for PRP therapy. In sports medicine, PRP has been used successfully for years to treat tendon injuries and chronic injuries.
PRP is used with special care for the treatment and biostimulation of the addressed treatment zones of your body. It is therefore your body's own substances and with these the body's own regeneration mechanisms are activated.
The treatment is usually performed three times at least 2 weeks apart and is repeated at a later time to achieve optimal results.
PRP can be combined with botulinum toxin, mesobotox and/or hyaluronic acid and is also known under the synonyms: Bio Lifting, Plasma Lift, Vampire Facelift.
Treatment zones
– Face (periorbital region, wrinkles, skin) - Bio Lifting, Plasma Lift, Vampire Facelift or Dracula Lift.
– Stretch marks (striae)
– Hairy scalp (hair loss) / hair transplantation
– Hands / Hand rejuvenation
– Breast / Décolleté
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An informed treatment decision requires an individual medical assessment.
During the consultation, your concerns, possible treatment options, limitations, risks, aftercare and costs are discussed carefully.
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