Stem Cell and Exosome Therapy

The PRP facelift starts working right away. However, since it’s main mechanism is your body’s own healing and regenerative systems, you probably won’t notice optimal results until around 3 months after the first treatment, when your collagen- and elastin-producing mechanisms have had time to really get going.

While the effects may not, therefore, be as immediate as a traditional surgical facelift, you also don’t have to undergo the pain and discomfort of surgery, nor will you have to take antibiotics or request time off of work. Typically, once the redness of the first day and perhaps a few days’ worth of bruising fade, you will look “normal” again – and will shortly afterward begin to notice positive results.

To some extent, the PRP facelift keeps working for a long time. The increased blood flow you’ve brought to the area will continue for months, if not years. Moreover, you will have jumpstarted your body’s production of collagen and elastin, and once those processes get going, they tend to self-perpetuate.

If you had a few vampire facelift treatments in a row – typically clients get two or three, a month apart or so – then your results will be even better and longer-lasting. At some point, though, the effect does fade.

To some extent, the PRP facelift keeps working for a long time. The increased blood flow you’ve brought to the area will continue for months, if not years. Moreover, you will have jumpstarted your body’s production of collagen and elastin, and once those processes get going, they tend to self-perpetuate.

If you had a few vampire facelift treatments in a row – typically clients get two or three, a month apart or so – then your results will be even better and longer-lasting. At some point, though, the effect does fade.

Some people report that their results begin fading around a year. They may fade relatively quickly, or you may get a slower fade that has you looking at repeating the process somewhere around 18 to 24 months. In some cases, you might get a facelift before a big event, like your weddingor your child’s.

In other cases, you may choose to continue PRP facelifts for decades. Since the ingredients used come from your own body, the chances of allergic reaction, rejection of the plasma or other negative outcomes are extremely small. Comparing this to other procedures makes PRP facelifts a no-brainer, both short and long-term.

The difference between a PRP and regular facelift is that you don’t need to feel worried if you want to redo the procedure. Again, because it’s your own body’s natural ingredients, you can re-up on results much more often than you could if you were considering the surgical alternative. That means as soon as you’re seeing fewer results than you want, it’s time to speak to your physician. If it’s too soon, they’ll let you know … but for the most part, you can head back for more whenever you’re ready. This ensures that while results may not last a lifetime on their own, you can keep recapturing them with every visit.