Facial plasma therapy is a breakthrough in domestic cosmetology

From this article you will learn:

• What is facial plasmatherapy
• Who is indicated and contraindicated for facial plasmatherapy?
• Where is blood taken for the procedure?
• When will the effect be noticeable?
• What are the pros and cons of the procedure?
• What doctors and patients say about facial plasmatherapy
• How much does facial plasmatherapy cost in Moscow?
• What analogues exist

In pursuit of beauty and freshness of the skin, ladies are capable of much: they are ready to endure discomfort, endure a long recovery period, painful injections, etc. Fortunately, the beauty industry is developing very actively; today more and more innovative methods are appearing on the market that help preserve the youth and beauty of the face without pain or marks from an injection. A good example is facial plasma therapy.

What is facial plasmatherapy

This method of rejuvenation differs from thermolifting in that it is not hardware. Thermolifting of the face, along with mesotherapy, is carried out by introducing a substance (for facial plasma therapy, blood belonging to the patient is used) into certain areas of the face. When injecting, a very thin needle is used, which is injected subcutaneously.

Imagine that the earliest experiments with the biostimulating functions of blood in science were made a hundred years ago. During this period, autohemotherapy was discovered to humanity - injecting blood, which was taken from the patient, directly into the muscle. Such a “shake-up” quickly activated metabolic processes and helped protect the immune system. However, there were also disadvantages of the procedure: harmful substances were also transferred into the body with the blood. This method never became popular.

The use of plasma for cosmetic purposes has appeared relatively recently; facial plasma therapy can even be called a novelty in aesthetic medicine. When performing a plasma therapy procedure on a person, only purified blood is used; platelet-filled plasma is required, unlike, for example, the autohemotherapy procedure.

Now let's talk about a particularly significant moment! Very often, the very name “plasma therapy” confuses patients. They may think it's a facelift procedure, but that's not entirely true! Facial plasma therapy must be carried out in combination with other procedures.

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Where is blood taken for facial plasmatherapy?

The fact that blood has been considered a magical rejuvenating agent since ancient times is evidenced by many legends and real stories:

• The ancient Romans drank the blood of conquered gladiators.
• In China, they used the blood of murdered young men.
• Many have heard the story of Countess Bathory. There were legends that all her crimes were committed with the aim of obtaining the blood of young girls, with the help of which the Countess kept her skin fresh.

Obviously, people have long subconsciously realized that blood can have a slowing effect on age-related changes in the skin. Of course, at that time humanity did not have enough knowledge, so attempts to rejuvenate were cruel, but unsuccessful. Fortunately, you have a great opportunity to slow down aging effectively and painlessly - this is facial plasma therapy! As we have already said, for facial plasma therapy, only the patient’s own blood plasma, taken from the patient, filled with platelets, is used. Based on the results of many scientific experiments, it turned out that it is thanks to plasma that the metabolism in tissues accelerates, fresh cells appear, and blood circulation in the body increases.

Cells that are located deep in the layers of the skin, after injection, trigger the active synthesis of proteins that ensure the elasticity and firmness of the skin. These are, first of all, collagen and elastin.

We will briefly look at how facial plasma therapy is done. To carry out the procedure itself, it is necessary to take a small amount of blood from a vein - about eight milliliters. It is placed in a test tube, which is pre-treated with a substance to prevent blood from clotting and mixing. After which the blood in a test tube is sent to a special centrifuge, which begins to rotate at a given speed.

These actions divide the blood into two components - white, which is saturated with platelets, it rises to the top of the test tube, and red, with red blood cells, which settles at the bottom of the test tube. Eight milliliters of blood is enough for plasma therapy of the face, neck and décolleté.

Rehabilitation

Mild pain and swelling of the treated tissues, which disappear completely after three days, are considered normal manifestations during the recovery period. To prevent complications, you need to avoid skin infection and sunburn, irritation from cosmetics or overheating in the bath.

Within two weeks after the session, the skin is completely restored, but since plasma therapy is carried out in courses with an interval of 7-10 days, the entire period between procedures and 14 days after the final session must adhere to some restrictions and rules in caring for damaged skin.

You should not use any cosmetics other than those prescribed by your doctor. It is forbidden to touch or scratch your face, as this will cause infection in the wounds. You should not sunbathe or visit a solarium, and when going outside you should use sunscreen or a wide-brimmed hat. Also, it is prohibited to visit the bathhouse and sauna. It is not recommended to drink alcohol, as it affects blood flow and the rate of skin regeneration. When choosing a sunscreen and regenerating cream, you should definitely consult your doctor.

Facial plasma therapy: indications and safety

The substance used in the facial plasmatherapy procedure is a component of the patient’s own blood, which is why its rejection is excluded, there are no foreign substances in it, and it does not provoke any side effects. After the introduction of plasma, tissue respiration begins to normalize, they are saturated with oxygen, water balance is regulated, and the formation of collagen with elastin and intercellular substance is accelerated. These processes activate the skin’s protective system and help quickly restore damaged tissue.

The latest research and accumulated experience have proven the positive effect of plasma therapy on a wide variety of areas of the body. Today it is actively and successfully used in the best medical institutions in the world; it is used to combat various ailments in dentistry, traumatology, urology and gynecology. This procedure helps to significantly reduce aesthetic imperfections in cosmetology:

• Pregnancy and lactation period.
• Presence of viral hepatitis.
• Presence of diabetes mellitus.
• Presence of blood diseases.
• Complex diseases of internal organs.
• Mental disorders.
• Presence of cancer.
• Inflammations on the skin of bacterial, fungal, viral or infectious origin.
• Severe tissue ptosis, correctable only with surgery.
• Immunosuppressive state.
• Fever, elevated temperature.
• Autoimmune diseases. Period of menstruation.
• Corticosteroid injections.
• Decreased hemoglobin.
• Dysfunction or low platelet count.
• Allergy to anticoagulants (substances that stop blood clotting).
• Reduced levels of fibrinogen in the blood (hypofibrinogenemia).
• Exacerbation of chronic diseases.

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Do not ignore these warnings! Before the procedure, you must consult a doctor; only in the absence of all contraindications can you proceed with facial plasma therapy.

Advantages of plasma therapy in orthopedics

The new technique has gained popularity due to its special properties:

• no allergic reaction;
• guarantee of sterility of the biomaterial, exclusion of foreign infections;
• the drug acts only at the injection site, without entering the systemic bloodstream;
• recovery occurs 2-3 times faster than with drug treatment;
• minimum complications;
• no side effects.

PRP therapy for joints differs significantly from the effects of non-steroidal, hormonal drugs. Glucocorticoids, which effectively relieve inflammation, have a destructive effect on cartilage and the body as a whole. PRP therapy restores their structure without affecting the internal organs.

Plasma therapy and transplantation

Will the new technique help cancel or postpone the operation? What do doctors say about this?

The operation to implant a prosthesis is far from a harmless procedure. Like any surgical intervention, it requires preparation and long postoperative rehabilitation. The process does not always go without complications and repeated interventions.

In addition, replacing a joint will not always completely solve the problem. Surgeons are usually silent about this

— after replacing one hip joint, due to the difference in load, there is strong pressure on the second joint. As a rule, within a year or two, the patient will need to replace the second joint.

If the disease is not advanced, a course of plasma therapy along with other methods will eliminate the need for surgery. In advanced severe cases, injections will help postpone transplantation for a certain period. Whether a replacement is needed or not in such a situation is decided by the attending physician.

Any joint disease has serious complications, so you should not delay treatment.
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For people who have contraindications to surgery, PRP joint therapy provides a chance to reduce symptoms for a long period. The safety of the method has been proven - according to WHO, more than 20 thousand patients are treated every year around the world.

Facial plasma therapy: pros and cons

The following points are considered to be the advantages of facial plasmatherapy:

• The procedure is safe. To obtain blood saturated with plasma, you need to use only ten to one hundred milliliters of it, and this is completely safe; the loss of such an amount does not have any consequences for a person.
• Naturalness. During the procedure, the patient will receive only his own blood, which means that there are no foreign substances in it, in addition, there are no additives or chemicals.
• The likelihood of an allergic reaction, rejection and other negative responses of the body is very low. There is no need to waste time and effort on the rehabilitation period.
• No scars or scars after the injection.

The disadvantages of the procedure are:

• Expensive.
• The risk of infection with serum infections, which include viral hepatitis, autoinfection (the awakening of viruses in the patient’s blood caused by a change in their location). In order to avoid getting into such a situation, you need to contact only a specialized medical institution that has a license, certificates and other necessary documents. Pay attention to the reviews about the chosen clinic, find out how long it has been providing the required service, and how qualified the specialists are working there.
• You may be allergic to the materials from which syringe needles are made, or to anticoagulants. Before facial plasma therapy, the doctor is required to take a sample for the presence of an allergen.

Facial plasma therapy: reviews from doctors

The author of plasma therapy, Professor Renat Akhmerov, considers the advantages of the procedure:

• One hundred percent reduction of the network of shallow wrinkles;
• Refreshes the skin, evens out the tone;
• Stem cell growth;
• Strengthening the immune and antioxidant systems;
• Quick results after the first use;
• Saturation of skin tissues with oxygen.

He also believes that the procedure has certain disadvantages, some of which we have already discussed earlier:

• Slight discomfort from injections, pain, bruising, swelling;
• The risk of autoinfection with viruses that live in human blood if the norms and requirements for facial plasma therapy are violated.

Video: Doctor R. R. Akhmerov about his technique

Most doctors consider facial plasma therapy to be an easy and non-hazardous procedure. This is due to the fact that the material used is a person’s own blood plasma. If after the procedure there are swelling and hematomas, then this is not a reason to worry; they will definitely disappear in a short time, without needing any treatment. This usually takes from three to seven days.

There are groups of scientists who warn against this procedure for those who have a predisposition to the appearance of malignant neoplasms. The point of view of these specialists is supported by the fact that facial plasma therapy can stimulate the activity of stem cells. In such a situation, we recommend conducting a thorough examination before deciding to undergo facial plasma therapy.

Facial plasma therapy: customer reviews

Natalia (33 years old), Moscow

I was very embarrassed about my wrinkles around my eyes, on my forehead and in my lips. They appeared not so long ago, but were already very noticeable! In addition, I have long and unsuccessfully struggled with a double chin and pigmentation on my face. There is simply no result! I heard about facial plasma therapy from a friend and soon decided to do it. The result exceeded my expectations! The skin became soft, wrinkles disappeared, even the double chin shrank, and the complexion became much smoother. Feeling of freshness and youth, velvet skin! I was lucky to get into a period of good discounts, the savings turned out to be decent! Now I can safely recommend facial rejuvenation with plasma therapy!

Larisa (43 years old), Voronezh

Expression wrinkles are some kind of punishment! I tried all the means and spent a lot of money on different procedures, of course there was an effect, but it quickly ended. In addition, my skin was very dry and inflamed, and peeling only made things worse. One cosmetologist told me about facial plasma therapy. I became interested and learned more about the procedure, its safety and effectiveness. To be honest, I didn’t have much faith in the result, but the decisive argument in favor was the use of plasma from my blood. I donated blood, after which I was injected with plasma separated from it. During the process, I felt almost nothing; I was given two approaches a couple of weeks apart. I was pleased with the effect - wrinkles decreased, acne disappeared altogether, and my complexion was refreshed. The most important thing is that I have had no skin problems for more than three months, and all this thanks to facial plasma therapy.

Ksenia (36 years old), Kerch

I had fractional thermolysis, and after seven days I also had facial plasma therapy. I'm very impressed with the result. After the fractional thermolysis procedure, my skin tightened and the old dead layer came off. The doctor said that when using a laser, very small incisions are made on the skin, which damages it; this is the only way to renew the cells, because regeneration will begin. I was scared, so in addition I preferred facial plasma therapy, which was prescribed to me after fractional thermolysis. Thanks to the plasma therapy procedure, the skin began to recover much faster after laser exposure. This is how I got rid of dead skin cells.

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How does the facial plasmatherapy procedure work?

If a person intends to undergo facial plasma therapy, he needs to attend a preliminary consultation with a doctor, during which he must:

1. Carefully inspect the skin
2. Diagnose skin diseases
3. Schedule general tests

Only after receiving the results of a medical examination is a balanced decision made on whether to authorize or prohibit the facial plasma therapy procedure for a given patient. Upon admission, the doctor sets a date for the service.

Before undergoing facial plasmatherapy, the patient must do the following:

1. Completely avoid drinking alcoholic beverages, strong tea and coffee, hot, spicy, salty, sour and fried foods a few days before plasma therapy.
2. Increase your water intake.
3. You are not allowed to smoke on the day of the procedure.
4. You cannot eat five hours before the procedure.

Girls need to be even more careful when planning the date for facial plasma therapy. The best period for the procedure is considered to be the first phase of the menstrual cycle and the first half of the day.

Please note that it is simply impossible to carry out facial plasma therapy at home, because blood plasma must be processed using special equipment and under certain conditions.

Immediately before plasma therapy, it is necessary to cleanse the face of any cosmetics, only after this a professional disinfectant is applied to the skin, and then numbed (usually with ice-caine). After this, you can begin to inject.

The injection of processed plasma is given with a very thin needle, similar to an insulin needle. The doctor must distribute the plasma as evenly as possible, otherwise the patient will leave with bruising and swelling. The average duration of a facial plasmatherapy procedure is one hour. After the injections, the cosmetologist massages the patient’s face, resulting in an even distribution of the substance under the skin.

The patient should begin preparing for plasma therapy seven days before the procedure itself, you can do a light facial massage, and you should temporarily stop using scrubs and peels.

Preparation for the plasma lifting procedure

List of actions that must be performed before facial plasma lifting:

1. Consultation with a specialist to determine indications, exclude contraindications and identify problem areas.
2. Increasing the amount of fluid consumed 2-3 days before the date of the plasma lifting procedure, as well as on the day of its implementation.
3. Reduce physical activity several days before the procedure.
4. Usually the operation takes place in the morning, so a light breakfast is allowed. The day before plasma lifting, you should not drink alcohol, coffee, or spicy foods.
5. If there are individual characteristics of the client, the specialist develops a separate program of preparation for the operation.
6. Taking tests (if necessary).

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When is the effect of facial plasma therapy noticeable?

It will be possible to compare the results of facial plasma therapy “before and after” ten days after the injection. Unfortunately, not all patients observe a pronounced effect after the first procedure; sometimes it seems that nothing has changed. When rejuvenating the face with plasma therapy, the result depends on age characteristics; when treating acne, it depends on the duration of the disease. In addition, the general condition of the patient’s body plays an important role.

The plasma therapy technique provides:

• Anti-aging effect

  . Gets rid of obsolete cells, helping the emergence of new ones. The skin is transformed - it acquires lost smoothness, elasticity and softness. Facial plasma therapy activates the activity of the BCL gene, which can slow down aging at the cellular level.

• Protective effect

  . The skin's protection from ultraviolet rays is enhanced, and the regeneration process proceeds faster, which is why any damage heals in a shorter time. The skin becomes more resistant to the negative effects of external factors.

• Moisturizing effect

  . Prevents dehydration, starts the process of formation of proteins that ensure the elasticity of the skin. With sufficient hydration, the feeling of tightness disappears and the risk of developing inflammation and skin irritation is reduced.

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• Reduces skin photosensitivity

  . Starting cell metabolism reduces the likelihood of pigmentation, the face becomes fresher, and the color is evened out.

• Improves skin trophism

  . The process of blood circulation in the vessels is normalized, which ultimately allows the process of cell regeneration to be accelerated.

• Lifting effect

  . Due to serious hydration, the oval of the face is also tightened.

• Fights hyperpigmentation

  . The process of evening out the complexion begins, which occurs when getting rid of dead skin cells.

Causes of hair loss in men and women

There are three main factors on which the normal functioning of the hair follicle is based:

• genetic,
• metabolic
• external.

The most difficult is genetic, because the number of hair follicles, thickness and structure of hair depends on it. It is the one that is most difficult to treat, because the reason lies in the DNA. Metabolic factor is a variety of disorders that lead to insufficient nutrition of the bulb, as a result of which it dies. Alopecia in men and women can occur as a result of endocrine diseases.

What is female pattern alopecia?

Hair begins to thin from the central parting and spreads to the sides.

What is male pattern alopecia?

Thinning of hair followed by hair loss in the parietal and frontal areas.

The external factor is no less important, because the use of inappropriate cosmetics significantly weakens the scalp. Dandruff, dryness or oiliness, the use of aggressive agents - all this has a negative effect on the bulb. They also include hair loss as a result of chemotherapy, which significantly complicates the life of cancer patients.

What is alopecia areata?

Alopecia areata is hair loss in a specific area, causing bald patches to form.

When facial plasma therapy does not bring the expected result

Unfortunately, facial plasma therapy cannot be called a panacea for aging for everyone. When studying numerous reviews, based on the comments of specialists, we can conclude that in some situations the facial plasma therapy procedure does not have the desired effect. Moreover, it can even aggravate poor facial skin conditions. The patient must undergo all examinations required of him, and cosmetologists and doctors, in turn, must strive to improve the quality of the procedure and to eliminate accidents during its implementation.

Authoritative experts believe that facial plasma therapy can cause a negative result only in certain cases, which are dictated by mistakes and deviations from strict norms of the procedure. Thus, we can classify failed facial plasma therapy and negative reviews into three groups:

1. Neglect by the patient or doctor of existing contraindications. Before collecting plasma and administering injections, you need to familiarize yourself with all the prohibitions; if you ignore them, you may encounter completely unpredictable consequences. Both the specialist and the patient himself are considered the responsible person. For example, a doctor may be careless in ordering an examination, and the patient himself may hide any illnesses or take certain substances.
2. Violations committed by a specialist during facial plasmatherapy. This procedure involves precise intradermal injection, which is carried out only along certain lines of skin tension. When a specialist does not follow these rules, complications may arise that overshadow the result.
3. Inflated expectations from plasma therapy for facial rejuvenation. Most people who want to try this procedure mistakenly understand its purpose. As we said, this is not a facelift! The effect of plasma therapy cannot be compared with surgery, so some patients are extremely upset by the result, believing that they were simply deceived. The specialist must accurately and clearly explain to the patient all the pros and cons of the procedure, describe the final result and not hide possible complications.

In order for you to understand where the boundaries of the cosmetologist’s powers lie and the responsibility of the patient begins, you need to get acquainted with specific negative reviews about the procedure. As you read, you will understand what motivates the commentators, and will also form a clearer picture of facial plasma therapy.

Elizaveta (34 years old), Samara

I went to do facial plasma therapy, chose one of the expensive salons, they questioned me for a very long time, then they took tests and after all this they sent me for facial plasma therapy. After the procedure, I had bruises all over my face, which is why I was scheduled for new examinations! It turned out that it was because of my pills. I didn’t even think that a simple painkiller could lead to this, so I didn’t tell the cosmetologist about taking it.

It is quite obvious that in this situation the patient is to blame - you cannot remain silent if you are taking NSAIDs, because they reduce blood clotting. The doctor always interviews the patient; it is necessary to accurately answer all his questions, because this is done for your own good!

Valeria (26 years old), Penza

Plasma therapy is a nightmare. During pregnancy, pigmentation appeared on my face; I was recommended mesotherapy or plasma lifting. The doctor said that in my situation it is better to choose facial plasma lifting, because it requires my plasma, and not some chemicals. Well, I agreed! And after the procedure, my face was very swollen. The cosmetologist suggested that this was a complication due to pregnancy. I started looking for information and found out that during pregnancy you can’t do plasma lifting at all, or even mesotherapy! Apparently they don’t care about human health, they only think about money.

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Does plasma lifting cause side effects?

One of the most popular questions: does facial plasma lifting have side effects? Indeed, it is considered a relatively safe procedure, but some complications can still arise. Therefore, you should be aware of these and know how you can avoid them.

Thus, this procedure is considered hypoallergenic, but there is a risk of an allergic reaction (albeit with a low probability), in particular, it can be to the metals from which the needles are made, and to drugs added to the blood to prevent the blood from clotting (anticoagulants ).

Such allergic reactions can be expressed in the form of swelling and redness of the skin, small bruises in the area where the drug was administered (hematoma). It is worth noting that they go away on their own in about a week.

Another more dangerous side effect is infection of the blood during donation for further centrifugation. A strong immune system can cope with this problem, but with a weakened immune system, suppuration may occur at the injection site. Naturally, theoretically, there is a possibility of more serious consequences of blood poisoning. According to statistics, there are practically no such cases, because the occurrence of unpleasant effects of this level directly depends on the clinic and the experience of the medical staff.

In the presence of acne of an infectious nature, an exacerbation of the disease may occur within a month after the plasma lifting procedure, and the effect occurs even later.

Another side effect of this procedure, which is related to blood, can occur with repeated use of the blood processing machine, as infection can be transferred from the blood of one client to the blood of another. But in order to allow such a complication, the clinic must not care at all about its reputation.

There is also a possibility of developing pigmentation, but this situation can be considered more of a side effect than a complication, and it can be easily avoided by not visiting saunas, swimming pools, solariums, or being in the open sun.

List of other possible unpleasant effects and problems:

1. Worsening of chronic diseases;
2. Autosensitization;
3. Accelerated fibrosis;
4. Short-term results.

An alternative to plasma lifting can be volumetric plastic surgery, which restores the elasticity and turgor of the skin through autoimplants made from the client’s fatty tissue. However, such a procedure is not a rejuvenation or a facelift; it only restores volume and has a completely different effect.

Your biggest problem may be contacting a clinic that does not have a specialized license and experienced cosmetologists on its staff. The effect of plasma lifting in this case is unlikely to please you.

To summarize this article, we will name all the pros and cons of plasma lifting, and also clarify how long the effect of it lasts.

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What procedures are combined with plasma therapy for facial skin?

Plasma therapy goes well with many cosmetic and medical procedures:

• Biorevitalization.
• Chemical peels of varying depths of impact.
• Radio lifting.
• Bioreinforcement.
• Laser photothermolysis.
• Laser hyaluronoplasty.
• Exposure to a combined laser.

For example, the action of a combined laser increases the rejuvenation effect after facial plasma therapy, laser hyaluroplasty trains the skin, preparing it to increase the level of hyaluronic acid, and laser photothermolysis consolidates the effects of facial plasma therapy.

Compatibility with other therapeutic procedures

In our clinic, plasma therapy is combined with other non-surgical methods of treating the musculoskeletal system:

• acupuncture;
• manual therapy;
• different types of massage – acupressure, classic, Thai, etc.;
• hirudotherapy - treatment using leeches;
• exposure to vacuum cans;
• kinesiotherapy under the influence of loads;
• kinesio taping (using cotton tapes);
• blockades with painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs.

A comprehensive course of joint treatment, using prp therapy and other methods, gives the fastest and most lasting effect.

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What are the analogues of facial plasma therapy?

Plasma therapy is usually compared with other cosmetic and medical services that help combat signs of aging and improve the overall condition of facial skin:

• Mesotherapy. The procedure is carried out using an injection, which includes a specific mixture of drugs, it is designed to solve certain skin problems.
• Hyaluronic acid injections. This substance makes the skin more elastic and eliminates wrinkles.
• Rejuvenation with ozone. It is injected into problem areas. Ozone is able to activate cellular metabolism, which promotes renewal of the subcutaneous tissue, improves complexion and corrects skin imperfections.
• Botox and Dysport injections can correct wrinkles and tighten the skin. The substances included in the preparations relax the facial muscles, which guarantees a lifting effect.
• Facial contouring. This procedure involves the introduction of various substances based on hyaluronic acid, the skin of the face is smoothed and tightened.

What forms of plasma are used?

The native form is autologous plasma prepared using classical centrifugation technology. It is used most often in cosmetology practice. This plasma restores the water balance in the skin, reduces age-related changes and activates regeneration. This is the most biologically stimulating form of plasma.

Fibrin form of autologous plasma - heated at a temperature of 56C. As a result, fibrinogen irreversibly clots. The resulting fibrin form is a specific mesh matrix on which monocytes, fibroblasts and other cells accumulate, which activate collagen production. Fibroblasts attracted and accumulated on the injected fibrin significantly increase skin turgor and thicken it.

The gel form of autologous plasma is heated in a thermostat for 10 minutes to a temperature of 75-80 C. This plasma is injected into the deep layers of the dermis. It has the strongest effect of strengthening the skin by stimulating the formation of collagen and elastin fibers and best corrects age-related deformational changes. After administration, a lifting effect is observed that increases over several weeks.

Facial plasma therapy – price in Moscow

So, how much does facial plasma therapy cost? The prices are very different. Typically, the cost depends on the quality of the consumables used by the cosmetologist. It is necessary to have special equipment that is designed specifically for plasma therapy.

The method of performing this procedure is also quite significant, there is an enriched and unenriched path, the second option is an order of magnitude cheaper. In addition, the cost may be determined by the number of facial plasmatherapy treatments. How many procedures you need is a question that a cosmetologist can answer, but usually several visits are required. The average course of facial plasma therapy consists of 2-4 treatments.

Facial plasma therapy in Moscow can be performed for a minimum of 8, and a maximum of 10 thousand rubles. For example, at the Veronika Herba City Beauty and Health Center, the cost of plasma therapy starts from 8,500 rubles per procedure. In addition, we offer a discount. You can use it when purchasing a package for two or more procedures. In other Russian cities, the price of facial plasma therapy is almost no different from Moscow.

In addition, these days you no longer have to spend a lot of time on this or perform complex and unpleasant procedures at home. It is much easier to seek help from real professionals - the Veronika Herba beauty and health center, equipped with effective and modern equipment. There are two such centers in Moscow – near Timiryazevskaya metro station and Otradnoye metro station.

The difference between plasma therapy and PRP therapy

Plasma therapy and PRP therapy are procedures with the same principle of action, but slightly different in the material used. Their effect is also somewhat different. The main difference is the density of platelet concentration per microliter. processed plasma. For plasma therapy, plasma containing 200 - 4000 thousand platelets per μl is prepared, and for PRP therapy, plasma containing 1,000,000 platelets per μl is used.

Well, there are slight differences in the frequency of injections in the course - with plasma therapy they are given more often and the number per course is greater. The average standard course of plasma therapy includes 4 sessions with a frequency of 7-10 days (to maintain the result, 2 courses are done per year), and the standard average course of PRP therapy includes 3 sessions with a month interval between them (to maintain the result, the course is repeated once a year) .