PRP Microneedling

Also known as: prp facial, prp microneedling facial, platelet rich plasma facial, platelet-rich plasma facial, vampire prp facial, prp skin rejuvenation facial, prp face treatment, prp collagen induction facial, Vampire Facial

Regenerative Aesthetics

AI Aesthetician Summary

The Vampire Facial, also known as PRP Microneedling, Platelet-Rich Plasma Facial, or Dracula Facial, is a cosmetic procedure that combines microneedling with the topical application of your own platelet-rich plasma (PRP). This innovative treatment utilizes your body's natural healing factors to reju...

Treatment Details

Targets

Concerns:Acne Scarring Wrinkles Dull Skin Large Pores Dark Circles Loss of Volume Scars

Areas:Cheek, Chin, Eye, Forehead, Jaw, Lip, Mouth, Neck, Nose

Tissues:Skin (Epidermis, Dermis)

Longevity:3-6 Months

How it Works

Duration:60 minutes

Anesthesia:Topical (e.g., Numbing Cream)

Pain Level:Mild

Techniques:Microneedling, Injection

Multiple Sessions:Yes

Session Notes:A blood draw is required to prepare PRP prior to microneedling. Topical numbing is applied for comfort. Expect mild to moderate redness for 24-72 hours. Multiple sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart are commonly recommended for optimal results. Discuss medications that increase bleeding risk (e.g., blood thinners) and discontinue topical retinoids beforehand per provider instructions.

Post Treatment

Downtime:2 days

Risks:Common risks include temporary redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding, bruising, scabbing, and transient sensitivity. Rare but possible risks are infection, hyperpigmentation (especially in darker skin types), and an unsatisfactory cosmetic result. Using autologous PRP reduces allergic risk but strict sterile technique is essential.

Additional Information

Invasiveness:Minimally Invasive

Specialty:Medical Spa

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