Collagen induction therapy

If you want to look younger by removing wrinkles naturally, you can try the Vampire Facelift “Platelet Rich Plasma” procedure. The wrinkle removal procedure, otherwise called ‘vampire facial,’ was used and made famous by reality stars.

What is vampire facial, and how does it work?

The procedure (Vampire Facelift) is an advanced anti-aging and wrinkle removal treatment that utilizes your blood’s rejuvenating and natural healing components. The components help refresh and rejuvenate the skin. The treatment also reduces fine lines and adds volume to the skin. Because it uses your blood, it is regarded as a natural and safe alternative, diminishing any potential side effects.

The treatment is termed ‘Vampire Facelift’ because the blood is drawn from your body (especially the arm). Nevertheless, others refer to the treatment as platelet-rich plasma – PRP.

What are the commonly treated areas?

A vampire Facelift is generally used to treat different areas of the body; however, its modelling features suit some particular areas more. The areas include:

• Areas of the face with decreased facial volume, like sunken cheeks, (hollowing of the temple area, or sagging chin
• Dark circles and Tear troughs under the eye
• Loosed skin – crepey or wrinkled skin
• Acne and other scars
• Aged hands
• Wrinkles and Neck rings
• Cleavage, Décolleté, and chest wrinkles
• Laugh lines and Crow’s feet

How does the Vampire facelift “Platelet Rich Plasma” works?

The treatment works by concentrating fibrin and platelets drawn from your blood in the area of your face. The procedure allows physicians to strengthen your body’s natural ability to repair the skin’s flaws.

Once the constituent (platelets and fibrin) is applied in the target area, it releases growth factors that promote collagen production and new cells.

The major structural component, Collagen, which is under the skin, provides thickness, and texture, adds volume to your face, and improves the appearance of your skin.

When collagen breaks down, wrinkles and other skin imperfections become visible on the skin. Hence, producing collagen is a natural way to remove wrinkles and fine lines and restore a youthful appearance.

Am I a good candidate for a vampire facial treatment?

The treatment is for people who want to improve the tone of their skin and virtually anyone who needs a more youthful appearance. Such people can benefit from vampire facial treatment. Furthermore, Patients in their early 30 and 40s are also good candidates.

Patients in their mid-20s can use the treatment as a preventative alternative to curb minor wrinkles, tear troughs, or skin imperfections.

Are vampire facelifts painful and safe?

Before the treatment, a cream (local anesthetic) is applied to the targeted area. The local anesthetic will make the procedure relatively painless. However, patients should expect minor discomfort when the injections are applied along the lip border.

Are there any side effects?

The side effects are minor, including mild itchiness, puffy-looking skin, and bruising. The side effects last for approximately 2 to 3days.

How long does the treatment last?

Patients in their 40s are advised to have three procedures, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, while younger patients require one treatment. The treatment takes around an hour and a half, and clients are advised to have a maintenance treatment one year later.

Radiofrequency Microneedling for wrinkle removal

If you want to improve your skin tone, you need to choose an effective, safe, and minimally invasive facial treatment. One of the safest procedures is Radiofrequency Microneedling.

Radiofrequency Microneedling is an innovative treatment which uses Radiofrequency technology to address wrinkles and sagging skin. The procedures will give you a youthful appearance without any downtime. The radiofrequency Microneedling treatment is also used to diminish the appearance of stretch marks and cellulite.

What are the benefits of Radiofrequency (RF) Microneedling?

• It Improves wrinkles on the face, eyes, neck, and fine lines
• It enhances the elasticity of solar-damaged and aged skin
• RF Microneedling reduces the appearance of acne scars
• The treatment is ideal for all skin types
• Radio Frequency Microneedling tightens loose and saggy skin on every body part.
• It treats hyperhidrosis and acne
• Little or no downtime

How does radiofrequency Microneedling (RF) work?

The treatment combines Microneedling and radiofrequency technology to remove wrinkles. The microneedle technology is used to deliver Radiofrequency in the dermis (the second layer of the skin, which contains collage)

By sending heat energy from Radiofrequency to the second layer of the skin (dermis), it stimulates the growth of collagen and tightens the tissue precisely at the targeted depths of your skin.

The collagen levels will keep increasing until it gets to a level sufficient enough to tighten the skin. Consequently, the appearance of wrinkles and fine will reduce greatly, and you will have a firm and youthful appearance. Furthermore, the procedure is nearly painless, with little or no downtime.

How long does Radiofrequency treatment take?

With a skilled physician, the treatment takes approximately 45 minutes and an additional 15 minutes if the neck is treated.

What can I do after the treatment?

After the procedure, do not apply makeup immediately and avoid touching the treated area with towels and unclean hands.

Is the treatment painful?

You may experience minor discomfort in specific areas like the forehead, jawline, and cheeks during the treatment.

How many Radiofrequency Microneedling treatments will I need?

It depends on the area and the type of skin imperfection. Physicians recommend a series of three treatments. However, Younger patients who require preventative treatments can undergo treatment yearly.

How long will it take for me to see the results?

The result varies for each patient. However, you will notice visible results within one to three months and complete results within six to twelve months. The results generally depend on the patient’s skin health, smoking habits, sun exposure, age, and lifestyle. Also, physicians recommend a “touch up” treatment every twelve to eighteen months.