Up to 3 sessions of plasmolifting of the face, neck, décolleté and scalp in the «Florencia»

Plasmolifting or PRP (Platelet rich plasma) is a topical cosmetic procedure based on microinjection of the plasma of one's own blood. The essence of the method is that blood is taken from a vein from a client, placed in a special apparatus, where within a few minutes it is divided into fractions - platelets are separated from erythrocytes.
Platelets extracted from blood vessels tend to secrete cell growth factors and actively interact with fibroblasts.
This promotes accelerated cell regeneration, enhanced production of collagen and elastin, which results in skin rejuvenation and restoration of damaged tissue structures.

A MicroMed laboratory medical centrifuge is used to separate blood into fractions. The patient's blood is collected in a sterile, hypoallergenic, disposable tube made of high quality medical glass. The tube is placed in a centrifuge, where the platelets are separated from the red blood cells. The doctor sets the frequency and time of rotation of the centrifuge. The tube contains a separation gel that allows the fractions not to mix inside it and to retain their properties under any temperature conditions. The bromobutyl rubber stopper maintains a vacuum inside the tube. It can be shaken and turned over, while the factions will remain unchanged.

Due to the high efficiency of plasma lifting, the procedure is a worthy alternative to plastic surgery. And a number of indisputable advantages made it quite popular and in demand:

• There is no risk of infection, since the treatment is carried out with autoplasma (there is no conflict of immunities).
• No allergic reactions occur.
• There is no rehabilitation period.
• There are no side effects.
• The session is quick and painless.
• The procedure can be carried out at any time of the year.
• The procedure is suitable for both women and men.
• The result is visible after the first session.

Important: despite the unconditional advantages of the procedure, before starting the course, it is necessary to undergo examinations, take a biochemical blood test, and tests for tumor markers. Plasma from low-quality blood, even your own, can lead to infection of the body.

Indications:

• Laxity of the skin.
  Wrinkles on the forehead.
• Thinning and hair loss.
• Nasolabial folds.
• Crow's Feet.
• Pigmentation.
• Dry skin.
• Enlarged pores.
• Inflammatory processes on the skin.
• Unhealthy, dull complexion.
• The presence of scars, scars, acne.

Procedure progress:

• The doctor cleanses the skin, removes make-up.
• The next important step is the application of the anesthetic.
• While the anesthetic begins to work, the doctor draws venous blood (up to 20 ml).
• The blood is placed in a special centrifuge, where red blood cells are separated from platelets.
• This plasma is drawn into a thin, sterile syringe and injected into problem areas.
• The doctor then applies a healing, soothing gel to the treated skin. There is no rehabilitation period after the session.
• The only thing: papules or redness may appear at the places of plasma injection. These are variants of the norm, they pass within a day.

Contraindications:

• Oncological diseases.
• Benign tumors at the site of the procedure.
• Diseases of the blood, blood clotting disorders.
• Severe diseases of the cardiovascular system.
• Infectious diseases.
• Diabetes mellitus, endocrinological diseases.
• The presence of a pacemaker.
• Pregnancy and lactation period.
• Chronic diseases in the acute stage.
• Mental illness, epilepsy.
• tuberculosis a tendency to form keloid scars.
• The presence of wounds, inflammations, cuts at the site of the procedure.
• Allergic dermatitis, acne, psoriasis.
• A tan that is less than 30 days old.
• Age under 18.