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Plasma Rich Protein-aka Vampire Facial

A brilliant, truly natural option to treat hair loss, skin laxity and joint pains.

What is PRP?

 

PRP is Plasma Rich Protein.

Your blood is gently taken and spun to separate the plasma, which is rich in compounds integral healing, immunity and rejuvenation.

The level of nutrients and protein in your plasma directly relates to underlying health levels and nutrition.

To maximise results, ensure this is as rich as possible and book your lifestyle consultation to start supplementation and make lifestyle changes before treatment.

What happens in PRP treatment?

A small vial of blood is taken in the same way you would have a blood test at your GP.=

The solid cells are separated from the plasma using a centrifuge and only the plasma retained.

The area you wish to treat will be numbed using topical cream to make the procedure pain free. 

The PRP is intricately injected using a very fine needle into the layers of the skin needing to be rejuvenated.

The whole process from start to end take around 1hr.

By combining with polynucleotides or microneedling you are using multiple modes of skin healing, all working synergistically together to maximise results. 

How does PRP help hair loss?

Healing proteins in the plasma trigger repair and regeneration of skin and hair follicles. This then stimulates hair growth.

A minimum of 3 treatments around 3 weeks apart is recommended. Some people may benefit from more

You start to see results soon after

When combined with appropriate supplementation and other rejuvenating treatments such as Microneedling or polynucleotides, this achieves even more dramatic results.

How does PRP help skin and under eyes?

PRP contains proteins that trigger repair and that are integral to stimulate collagen production and help with natural clearing of damaged tissue.

This fluid, rich in proteins and nutrients, is fantastic at strengthening and healing skin. 
It is a great option to
- hydrate skin
- soften lines and wrinkles
- strengthen laxity
- help with under eye concerns and dark circles

To further aid healing for both anntiaging or  inflammatory skin issues such as rosacea or acne, look add in  Omega-3 supplementation. In clinic you can have a personalised blood test to check your levels and then tailored evidence based supplementation to help heal inflammation throughout the body.


Read more about supplementation and testing


 

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