Vampire Procedures
Top 10 FAQs on PRP, PRF & Vampire Procedures:
Full Face Rejuvenation using PRP and Filler
Vampire(PRP) Procedures: Step-by-Step Guide
Vampire procedures, also known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatments, are performed by Board Certified MD at our practice. We use the patient’s own blood to rejuvenate the skin and promote healing. Here’s how it works:
1.Blood Draw: A small amount of blood is drawn from the patient.
2.PRP or PRF Separation: The blood is spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from other blood components.
3.PRP or PRF Application: PRP is applied to the treatment area, often combined with Dermal Fillers or microneedling for enhanced results.
What Areas Can Be Treated using PRF or Vampire Procedures?
Vampire procedures are effective on various areas of the body, including the face, neck, and décolletage. They can also be combined with other treatments like fillers or microneedling for added benefits.
Where can I see Vampire Facial or PRF Before and After photos?
Patients can view before and after photos of vampire facials on our GOOGLE PAGE, Instagram @SHANTHALAMD , FACEBOOK & REALSELF, and on our website’s gallery page. These images showcase the remarkable improvements in skin texture, volume, and overall glow.
Vampire Procedure Costs: What to Expect
The cost of vampire procedures can vary based on several factors:
- Treatment Area: Face, neck, or other areas.
- Add-ons: Combining Dermal fillers, Lasers, microneedling, or additional treatments.
- Facial Volume Loss: The extent of volume restoration needed.
Due to these variables, it’s important to have a personalized consultation to determine the exact cost.
What are the Benefits of PRP Facial or a Vampire Facial
Vampire facials offer a range of benefits, including:
- Improved skin texture and tone.
- Enhanced collagen production.
- Reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. PRP or PRF for Dark circles .
- Treatment of acne scars, large pores, and more.
What are the Side Effects of PRP/PRF Injections or Vampire Procedures
It’s crucial to ensure PRP procedures are performed in an office setting, where sterility is maintained, and by a skilled, experienced provider to avoid serious adverse effects or complications such as infections or tissue damage, and even blindness.
While generally safe, some potential side effects include:
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Infection
- Tenderness
- Itching
- Nodules
- Blindness
Why Choose Dr. Shanthala for PRP or PRF or Vampire Procedures?
Dr. Shanthala, a board-certified physician with over 30 years of experience in the medical field, has extensive expertise in handling blood products and maintaining the highest standards of hygiene. Her background in the operating room ensures precision and safety in all procedures.
Are PRP/PRF procedures or Vampire Facials Safe?
Yes, when performed by a qualified and experienced professional like Dr. Shanthala, ensuring the highest sterile and safe office setting, vampire facials are safe. However, choosing an inexperienced provider and having these procedures at a hair or nail salon with no supervising MD or NP could lead to life-threatening complications.
How Long Do PRP/PRF or Vampire Facials Last?
Patients typically see results within a few weeks after Vampire procedures with effects lasting up to a year, depending on the individual and their skincare regimen.
Frequently Asked Questions About PRP or Vampire Facials
1. Is PRP/PRF from your own blood?
2. How does PRP/PRF help with skin rejuvenation?
PRP stimulates collagen production, improving skin texture, tone, and volume.
3. Does Vampire Facial procedure hurt?
4. Are Vampire Facelifts (Nonsurgical facelifts) Treat Ozempic Facial Aging?
5. How can I prevent infection after a PRP/PRF or vampire facial?
6. Can PRP/PRF or vampire facials cause blindness or stroke?
These risks are extremely rare, and there are case reports & publications on PRP injections causing Blindness. Complications such as blindness are possible if performed by an unqualified individual or injected at a hair, nail salon, or beauty salon. Always choose a highly qualified & an experienced provider.
7. Can you treat Lichen Sclerosis?
PRP may help improve some of the symptoms associated with Lichen Sclerosis.
8. Is PRP used in other fields?
Yes, PRP is also used in orthopedic surgery, joint treatments, and for hair loss. However, our office focuses solely on aesthetic applications.
9. What can vampire facials treat?
- Acne scars
- Volume loss
- Skin texture
- Large pores & Fine lines
Summary
Vampire procedures utilize platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to rejuvenate the skin and stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. In these treatments, a small amount of the patient’s blood is drawn, processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the PRP, and then applied or injected into the target area. PRP is rich in growth factors that communicate with stem cells, promoting the regeneration of new tissue, collagen, and elastin.
Vampire procedures include the Vampire Facial, where microneedling is combined with PRP, and the Vampire Facelift, which uses PRP along with dermal fillers. PRP can improve skin quality and enhances fullness in the breast area. Additionally, PRP is used in the O-Shot, a popular treatment for improving intimate health. Results vary from person to person. To learn more about these innovative procedures, please contact Dr. Shanthala.
Dr. Shanthala Shivananjappa
Dr. Shanthala is a board-certified, Harvard trained anesthesiologist, assistant professor at Yale University, and staff at Massachusetts General Hospital prior to opening her cosmetic medicine clinic. Her extensive experience working with plastic surgical patients in the operating room for more than 25 years, paired with years of training in non-surgical cosmetic procedures, has enabled Dr. Shanthala to have a unique perspective on Anti-aging treatments.