DURATION OF THE PROCEDURE
30 minutes
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RECOVERY PERIOD
3 days
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RECOMMENDED NUMBER OF TREATMENTS
2-4 in a series
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EFECT VISIBLE AFTER
2 weeks
THE EFFECTS OF THE PROCEDURE
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improved skin density, firmness, and tightness;
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increased elasticity;
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enhanced nourishment;
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improved skin tone;
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reduction in hyperpigmentation;
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diminished wrinkles;
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accelerated healing process;
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faster regeneration time;
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strengthening of hair;
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inhibition of hair loss;
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nourishment of hair follicles;
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reduction of acne scars and stretch marks;
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skin regeneration after dermatological procedures;
INDICATIONS FOR THE PROCEDURE
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loss of skin elasticity and firmness;
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wrinkles and creases;
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skin revitalization;
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excessive hair loss;
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accelerated healing after aesthetic medical procedures;
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aesthetic gynecology for intimate area revitalization;
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orthopedics for joint degeneration, tennis elbow, ligament and tendon injuries in sports medicine;
CONTRAINDICATIONS
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adhere to proper hygiene practices to avoid bacterial contamination of the skin;
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avoid applying makeup directly after the procedure; you can do so the next day;
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for the first 24 hours following the treatment, cleanse the skin with a disinfectant solution, such as Octenisept;
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use regenerative creams that are neutral for the skin (without fruit acids, retinol, vitamin C, etc.) for skincare;
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refrain from intense physical exertion for 2 days, as well as avoid saunas, tanning beds, and sun exposure;
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apply high-protection SPF 50 sunscreen with UVB and UVA coverage every 2-3 hours;
POST-TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
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blood disorders;
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cancer;
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autoimmune diseases;
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pregnancy and breastfeeding;
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taking medications that increase blood clotting;
PLATELED-RICH PLASMA
What is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)?
PRP mesotherapy is a procedure involving the use of a fully natural and biocompatible substance derived from the patient's blood. PRP is one of the most popular and favored methods in aesthetic medicine, colloquially known as the "vampire lift." PRP, or Platelet-Rich Plasma, is a preparation containing a concentrate of blood platelets rich in growth factors. This preparation is applied to the skin using micro-needles. When PRP is injected subcutaneously, it activates blood platelets and releases growth factors contained within them. These growth factors play a crucial role in skin regeneration. They accelerate cell proliferation, increase the number of blood vessels and nourishment to cells, activate stem cells, stimulate fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin, ultimately enhancing the skin's condition, improving its tension and elasticity. PRP also positively influences the nourishment of hair follicles, slowing down the hair loss process.
Two methods of PRP therapy are distinguished:
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High-concentration Platelet-Rich Plasma: This method uses high-specialization technology, resulting in high efficiency by achieving over a ten-fold increase in blood platelets and growth factors.
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Standard Platelet-Rich Plasma: In this method, PRP is produced using a classic laboratory centrifuge, resulting in lower efficiency but still allowing for a five-fold concentration of blood platelets and growth factors.
Preparation for the Procedure: As a larger volume of the patient's blood is needed for the procedure compared to a routine blood test, it's advisable to maintain proper hydration, preferably with water. Additionally, three days before the planned procedure, it's important to avoid medications that increase blood clotting, such as aspirin, as blood clotting disorders are a contraindication for this procedure.
Procedure:
High-concentration Platelet-Rich Plasma: The procedure begins by collecting the patient's blood into a sterile tube. The volume of blood collected depends on the size of the treatment area to be subsequently injected. This blood is then processed through specialized equipment to create a high concentration of blood platelets and growth factors. This concentrate is drawn into smaller syringes and then injected subcutaneously into the desired area. The entire procedure takes about an hour, including the time required for local anesthesia.
Standard Platelet-Rich Plasma: The procedure is quite similar, but with a smaller amount of blood collected (approximately 9 ml), and the spinning process in a conventional laboratory centrifuge takes only a few minutes. This results in a smaller amount of platelet concentrate, with a concentration of blood platelets and growth factors more than two times lower than high-concentration PRP. This method is suitable for revitalizing smaller areas of the body, such as the skin around the eyes, lips, or other smaller regions.
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