The Benefits of Plasma Therapy
Among the benefits of plasma lifting are its natural approach and the absence of allergy risks or side effects.
Positive results are visible after the first session and will continue to improve over the course of several months.
As part of a comprehensive treatment plan for the skin or scalp, plasmolifting can be combined with other procedures: massage, mesotherapy, biorevitalization, and chemical peels.
How plasma therapy works
During the procedure, centrifuged blood plasma is injected into the skin, stimulating the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid—the building blocks of healthy, youthful skin.
Indications and Contraindications
Показания
- Age-related changes in the skin
- Dry skin
- Acne and Its Effects
- Psoriasis
- Eczema
- Atopic dermatitis
- Cellulite
Противопоказания
- Menstruation
- Diabetes
- Blood disorders
- Acute respiratory viral infection
- Skin rashes
Description of the procedure and its steps
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It is recommended that you avoid alcohol and smoking for one week before the procedure. You should also avoid fatty and fried foods for 2–3 days prior to the procedure.
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During plasma therapy, blood is first drawn from a vein and then processed in a special centrifuge to obtain plasma rich in platelets. The cosmetic doctor then injects it into the treatment area—for example, into the skin of the face or the scalp.
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The treatment plan is tailored to each individual, depending on the severity of the condition, age, and overall health.
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After the procedure, there is some swelling at the injection site, which subsides on its own within a couple of days.
The effects of plasma therapy
Plasmotherapy is one of the most physiologically sound methods for improving the condition and appearance of the skin and hair. Exposure to platelet-rich plasma enhances metabolic processes in the tissues, triggers rejuvenation and regeneration, and boosts local immunity.