PRP and The Vampire …
Published by Anti-Aging Savantess/ Beauty and Skin

Re-Written by the Marketing Team at Slater Aesthetic

A treatment that promises your skin a second chance at looking and behaving younger! The therapy WE ARE discussing in this ARTICLE, uses our bodies’ natural source of Plasma Rich Platelets (PRP). It’s natural, safe and simple to perform and MOST of all can help your skin recover from years of accumulative wear and tear! Sounds amazing right?

This innovative therapy HAS BECOME FAMOUS around the WORLD not because of its difficulty or controversial nature but because the SOURCE, our own blood and it promises YOUTH.

PRP’s value to skin health, youth and regenerative power seem in line with the desires of some of our most beloved fictional …..well you guessed right, the Vampires.

It seems for the first time BLOOD may be a rich commodity for mankind.

PRP is a derivative of our own blood and for this reason PRP therapy is referred to as the blood procedures, or “Vampire Procedures.” Over a decade ago anything to do with blood may have caused many to be a bit uneasy, not in 2015.

This uneasiness has changed to something closer to curiosity and many are now submitting themselves to incorporating PRP INTO THEIR ANTI-AGING REGIMEN . With all the vampire craze (True Blood, Twilight, Vampire diaries and such), most find these immortals fascinating. Anything that can make them maintain their beauty AND eternal youth…it is no surprise, that using your own blood TO LOOK YOUNG is so excepted and sought after.

ARTICLE published by www.antiagingsavantnesss.com

http://www.antiageingsavantess.com/2013/03/12/youth-injections-part-23-prp-and-the-vampire-factor/

THE HISTORY:

Studies have confirmed that blood contains many growth factors and stem cells which have the ability to regenerate tissue. Use of PRP has been dated back since the 1970s. Fortunately, for those of you who have been waiting for an “organic rejuvenation method”, the medical world has decided to apply these investigated benefits to clinical practice in aesthetics. PRP is now accepted worldwide as a clinically valid method of improving the health of various tissues and skin, contributing to restoration of its youthful function. Although popularized in the 1990s as a therapeutic treatment in orthopedic medicine (musculoskeletal injuries), it is today considered mainstream for its’ anti-aging skin benefits. Japan and Europe have been applying it to aesthetic practice since 2004 while doctors in the US embraced PRP therapy about 7 years ago, in 2009. As more and more doctors are becoming aware of the benefits and becoming skilled in applying its technique, we can now seek out this cutting edge yet natural rejuvenation method from our favorite aesthetic professionals.

Why can PRP be referred to as natural or organic?

PRP is a treatment which uses the body’s own regenerative power to restore healthy tissue function. Specifically it uses regenerative power which lies in our very own blood and more specifically in our platelets. Aesthetically, doctors are using it promote healthy skin circulation, collagen production, decrease the appearance of wrinkles, scars and discolorations of the skin without any artificial or exogenous (made outside of body) substances. The treatment improves skin in terms of texture, color and thickness using only the components naturally found in your own blood.