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Vampire Facial

Skin Care

The widely popular Vampire Facial combines Microneedling with Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP).

Microneedling is a revolutionary skin care procedure that involves creating tiny perforations in the skin to stimulate the bodies healing process. Your body has an amazing healing system in place that activates when you get an injury. It starts by sending proteins, called growth factors that promote cell growth to the site of the injury to begin collagen and elastin production which helps the skin to look and feel younger and healthier. An in-office microneedling procedures use your body’s own healing process to boost collagen production by 200 percent! When combining this with your own Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) the results provide your skin with rapid collagen production, boosting it by 1,000 percent.

What is PRP?

Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is a product of your own blood that has a high concentration of those growth factors. As a result patients will see improvements in scarring, stretch marks, elasticity, wrinkles, texture and overall quality of skin. Best of all microneedling with PRP is a safe and low risk procedure that works for all skin types and skin colors. Following your procedure, you can expect sunburn like redness and irritation for one to three days, with some light peeling and tightness after. Patients will fully recover and see great results in as little as one week and for many months after. Microneedling with PRP can be done as regularly as every six weeks for dramatic skin renewal and anti-aging.

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Your Skin’s Dermal Layer

Your skin is composed of three layers: the epidermis, the outer protective layer; dermis, middle layer; and hypodermis, subcutaneous tissue. The dermis is a thick layer of connective tissue that gives the skin its strength and flexibility. The dermis contains most of your skin’s specialized cells and structures. It regulates body temperature and supplies the epidermis with nutrient-rich blood. The dermis is where acne forms, and it’s also the skin layer responsible for wrinkles.

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