PRP and skin rejuvenation: the secret to fresh and glowing skin
Skin rejuvenation is one of the most pressing goals of aesthetic medicine. As we age, the skin tends to lose elasticity, brightness and firmness due to the physiological decline in collagen and elastin production. From this perspective, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a revolutionary, safe and natural treatment to improve skin quality and reduce the signs of aging.
8-11-2024
How does PRP work for skin rejuvenation?
PRP uses the regenerative potential of autologous blood to stimulate the synthesis of new collagen, improve skin texture and trigger visible skin renewal. Through a centrifugation process, plasma is separated from other blood components, returning a product with invigorating properties since it is rich in platelets and growth factors. The PRP thus obtained can be injected into the area to treat or applied with microneedling techniques.
The benefits of PRP for the skin
PRP is able to visibly improve skin quality, reducing the visible signs of aging and improving texture. The treatment, in fact, helps to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines, restoring a younger appearance and smoother, more uniform and toned skin. The cellular regeneration promotes microcirculation and oxygenation, giving the skin a radiant appearance and increasing its brightness.
PRP can be applied to the face to reduce wrinkles and improve texture, but it can be used in other areas of the body. Used on the neck and décolleté it fights sagging skin, while on the hands it rejuvenates their appearance even in case of blemishes. Finally, PRP is excellent to improve the signs of acne or surgical scars.
Who is PRP indicated for?
PRP is suitable for men and women who want to improve their skin in a non-invasive way. It is particularly indicated in case of premature aging, acne scars or blemishes.
Using autologous blood, the risks of intolerance are minimal. After the treatment, slight redness or swelling may occur, which generally resolves within a few hours. The first results are visible after a few weeks from the treatment. Thanks to its numerous benefits, PRP is one of the most requested therapies of modern aesthetic medicine.
At Studio Bonaccorso, PRP for skin rejuvenation is applied with personalized protocols and advanced techniques, ensuring treatments targeted to the specific needs of each patient. The studio, directed by Dr. Bonaccorso, a functionalist doctor specialized in regenerative therapies, integrates medical skills and cutting-edge technologies to offer high-quality results.
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