Vampire facelift
What is a vampire facelift? Find out everything about the procedure, effects, benefits and aftercare of PRP treatment for natural skin rejuvenation.
Vampire facelift – natural skin rejuvenation with your own blood
The vampire facelift, also known as PRP treatment (platelet-rich plasma) or plasma lifting, is one of the most popular methods of natural skin rejuvenation. The body's own blood is processed and the platelet-rich plasma obtained from it is introduced into the skin in a targeted way. The aim is to support the skin's natural regeneration processes and visibly improve the complexion.
As only the body's own material is used, the vampire facelift is considered a particularly natural treatment without foreign substances.
What is a vampire facelift?
For a vampire facelift, about 20 to 30 millilitres of blood are first taken from a vein in the arm. The blood is then processed in a special centrifuge, which separates the platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from the rest of the blood.
Among other things, this plasma contains platelets and growth factors, which play an important role in the body's natural regeneration processes. The PRP is then introduced into the desired areas of skin with fine needles.
How does a vampire facelift work?
Before the treatment, the skin is thoroughly cleansed. If you wish, a numbing cream can be applied to make the treatment more comfortable.
After the blood has been taken and the plasma prepared, it is injected into the skin. The platelet-rich plasma is intended to support the skin's natural regeneration processes and stimulate collagen formation. As a result, the complexion can look fresher, smoother and more even.
Which areas is a vampire facelift suitable for?
A vampire facelift is often used for:
- face
- neck
- décolleté
- hands
Depending on the individual starting point, the treatment can be tailored to different areas of skin.
What are the benefits of a vampire facelift?
Frequently mentioned benefits include:
- use of the body's own plasma
- no foreign substances
- natural skin rejuvenation
- support for collagen formation
- fresh and more even complexion
- short treatment time
- outpatient procedure
What should you bear in mind after a vampire facelift?
After the treatment, slight redness, swelling or small puncture marks may appear. These usually subside within a few days.
For the first few days, it is a good idea
- to avoid direct sunlight,
- to avoid the sauna and intensive exercise,
- to care for the skin well and
- to use high sun protection.
How many treatments make sense?
The complexion can look fresher after just one treatment. For a long-term result, several sessions a few weeks apart are often recommended. How many treatments make sense depends on your individual skin needs and the doctor's recommendation.
Vampire facelift at the most beautiful Salzburg
At the most beautiful Salzburg the vampire facelift is only ever performed by a doctor. Each treatment is preceded by a personal consultation to check whether PRP treatment is suitable for your individual wishes.
Frequently asked questions about the vampire facelift
In a vampire facelift, platelet-rich plasma is obtained from your own blood and injected into the skin to support natural regeneration processes.
Most people find the treatment easy to tolerate. If you wish, a numbing cream can be applied beforehand.
How long it lasts varies from person to person. Several treatments are often recommended to support the result in the long term.
Slight redness or swelling usually subsides within a few days.