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Vampire Facial (PRP + Microneedling)

What Is a PRP Vampire Facial?

The “Platelet-Rich Plasma Facial,” or PRP Vampire Facial, is a cosmetic procedure that rejuvenates the skin by utilizing the body’s healing abilities. The “Vampire Facial” gets its name from the technique of using the client’s blood to revitalize the skin. The process decreases pores, enhances skin texture and tone, diminishes small wrinkles, and gives the skin a more youthful appearance. It is well-renowned for reducing dullness, acne scars, and early symptoms of aging.

PRP +PRF Before and After

How Does It Work?

First, our aesthetician collects a small blood sample from the client. Following that, a centrifuge is used to extract the platelet-rich plasma from the sample. This plasma contains growth factors and properties that promote collagen. Unlike other serums that require a handheld device for application, this one can be applied directly to the face. The result? A radiant complexion that makes you look younger than your age.

What Are the Key Benefits of a PRP Vampire Facial?

Is a PRP Vampire Facial Suitable for Me?

PRP treatments can be easily combined with other procedures to enhance overall results due to their versatility. To feel and look their best, many patients choose procedures like chemical peels, laser therapy, or dermal fillers. These all provide effective rejuvenation without requiring surgery.

Is a PRP Vampire Facial a Safe and Effective Skin Treatment?

When administered by our qualified specialists, the PRP Vampire Facial is incredibly safe and efficient. There is a lower risk of side effects because it uses natural substances already present in the body.
The procedure is also painless, and any post-treatment redness or swelling typically resolves within a day or two. Within a few weeks, the tone and texture of your skin should begin to improve.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a PRP Vampire Facial hurt?

Despite its name, this facial is painless. You might experience slight discomfort, like a tingling sensation, but this is temporary.

How Long Does a PRP Vampire Facial Take?

Compared to other facials, a PRP Vampire Facial takes around 90 minutes. The actual facial lasts an hour, and the additional 30 minutes includes the preparation.

How Many Sessions Should I Book for Optimal Results?

Though you will see results right after the first facial, we recommend booking at least three facials, 6 weeks apart. This will help you address skin concerns you didn’t even know you had.

Does a PRP Vampire Facial have any negative effects?

The following are some typical adverse effects that you may encounter:

Bruises
Inflammation, Redness, and Swelling
Serious issues are rare, and they usually resolve within a day

Can I Wear Makeup After a PRP Vampire Facial?

Allow the serums used in the facial to absorb fully for at least 24 hours after the treatment. You can then apply makeup and run any errands.

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What Our Members Are Saying

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Amazing service — my injector was very attentive and knowledgeable. Definitely went over and above to ensure that I was satisfied with results (follow up appointment). I will definitely be making this my regular clinic for Botox and filler treatments.

Stephanie Werner

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I have been twice for botox and will keep coming back. The staff is friendly and the treatment is well priced. I have been happy with how the botox has worked. I recommend getting the membership if you want to do multiple treatments.

Michelle Montero

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Lovely knowledgeable fair. The place is very clean. The services are lovely and I like that they give me back ground information about my treatments. The membership is worth every penny.

Marwyn Christie