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Plasmotherapy, used in cosmetology, is one of the most popular and effective methods for skin rejuvenation and addressing various cosmetic issues. This procedure is based on using the patient’s own plasma, rich in growth factors and other beneficial components, to stimulate skin regeneration and improve its tone and elasticity.
The plasmotherapy procedure in cosmetology involves the following stages:
•Preparation: the doctor collects the necessary amount of the patient’s blood for the specific area, which is then centrifuged to isolate plasma with a high concentration of platelets and growth factors.
•The obtained concentrated plasma is applied to the skin using microinjections.
Plasmotherapy in cosmetology works at a cellular level, stimulating skin regeneration processes, improving blood circulation, and promoting the formation of new collagen and elastin in the skin. This leads to the following positive results:
1.Improved skin texture: plasmotherapy softens wrinkles, smooths out skin roughness, renews and enhances its surface.
2.Improved skin firmness and elasticity: plasma stimulates collagen and elastin production, increasing skin elasticity and tone.
3.Pore reduction: plasmotherapy reduces pore size, enhances skin texture, and overall skin appearance.
4.Rejuvenation and tightening: by activating skin regeneration processes, the procedure helps reduce wrinkles, address age-related changes, and lift facial contours.
5.Enhanced skin color and texture: plasmotherapy evens out skin tone, reduces pigmentation, improves smoothness, and radiance.
Who is a candidate for plasmatherapy (PRP)?
Plasmatherapy (PRP) is suitable for individuals looking to enhance skin texture and tone, reduce the appearance of wrinkles and other skin imperfections. It is also used for hair loss treatment.
How long ?
Healing period?
Result
Painfull
Invasive
Indications and applications:
Plasmatherapy (PRP) is recommended for the following issues:
1.Wrinkle reduction and dermal folds.
2.Improved skin texture and facial color.
3.Treatment of stretch marks and scars.
4.Reduction of acne scars and blemishes.
5.Hair quality improvement – thinning, weakening, slowed growth. Androgenetic alopecia in men and women. Diffuse hair thinning/thinning;
Scalp skin diseases (seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, etc.)
1.Pregnancy and lactation.
2.Acute skin conditions in the treated area.
3.Chronic diseases like HIV, hepatitis, and diabetes (consultation with a specialist is necessary).
4.Prior surgeries or injuries in the treated area (requires prior consultation with a doctor).
Plasmotherapy can be combined with other cosmetic methods for more pronounced and long-lasting results. This may include fractional laser rejuvenation, mesotherapy, botulinum toxin treatment, or fillers. Combining various methods can effectively enhance and extend the effects of plasmotherapy, helping you achieve maximum results.
Consult a certified cosmetologist or a physician specializing in plasmatherapy for a detailed consultation, recommendations, and an individual treatment plan based on your needs and expectations.
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