Vampire Lifting

The blood platelets (thrombocytes) of the PRP contain a big quantity of growth hormones. These help to regenerate the vessels and to let grow new connective tissue. Furthermore, the auto blood therapy stimulates the development of the skin-tightening proteins collagen and elastin as well as the production of the body-own hyaluronic acid. Hence more water arises in the tissue. The consequence: Wrinkles are smoothened and the skin seems tighter. On top of that, the vampire lifting has got some more positive effects: The plasma stimulates the creation of new stem cells that also stimulate the production of collagen while smoothing the wrinkles. When applying the autohaemotherapy, the skin gets tighter and smoother but also solid and more resistant against damaging environmental influences. So the vampire lifting even helps in a preventative way against the signs of ageing of the skin.

The PRP therapy is not only suitable as a therapy against wrinkles but also as an efficient method against hair loss. The growth hormones in the plasma, that is full of platelets, stimulate the stem cells of the hair roots and support the creation of new blood vessels at the same time. Like that the roots are being provided perfectly with nutrients, the hair loss is being stopped and the hair growth is being stimulated. The autohaemotherapy is generally suitable for all forms of hair loss.

• Effective against wrinkles and other skin recessed
• The natural appearance and facial expression is being preserved completely
• Especially gentle, nearly without any side-effects and allergic reactions
• Painless thanks to local anaesthesia
• No visible traces already after a couple of days after the treatment
• Also efficient against hair loss

In order to achieve optimal results, it is necessary to apply the vampire lifting in three to five sessions at first. After that, the auto blood therapy should be refreshed once to twice a year. The final effect of the PRP treatment can be seen after a couple of weeks and remains up to 18 months or more.