The practitioner applies the numbing cream to the treatment area. While this happens, the consultant draws your blood sample and places it in a centrifuge to separate out PRP. After numbing is finished, your face will be thoroughly cleansed, and micro-needling is performed. Then platelet-rich plasma is then applied topically to the micro-needled skin.

This will depend on the specific treatment you are getting.

Generally, while you can repeat some treatments as much as once a month we recommend a schedule of repeating once every 3-4 months as needed.

This seems to the be ideal time frame to maintain a good level of results.

Avoid touching or scratching the face after the procedure. Do not apply a moisturizer, lotion, makeup, or anything on your face for a minimum of 24 hours. After one day, apply the sunscreen with a minimum of SPF 30 without chemicals to protect it against sun damage. In addition, avoid rigorous exercise and a hot bath for two days after the treatment. Finally, ensure to keep your skin clean and away from direct UV exposure.

The vampire facial is a non-invasive and non-surgical procedure. A local anesthetic is typically used to make the patient feel comfortable during the process. The micro-needling device creates channels in the skin to allow the penetration of platelet-rich plasma into deeper layers. The tiny channels are less visible than pores. The minor trauma to the skin promotes collagen synthesis. Most of the patients find the treatment relatively painless.

Though the results of vampire facial last more than a year. You may recommend repeating the process after four weeks of an initial session for better results. After that, the maintenance sessions can be performed 2-4 times a year.