Plasmolifting

Plasmolifting is an injectable rejuvenation procedure that can rival surgical facelifts in effectiveness. The secret of this pronounced regeneration lies in the chemical composition of platelet-rich plasma, which is produced from the patient’s own blood and administered by injection. This substance, rich in platelets, also contains amino acids and vitamin complexes that, together, trigger cell regeneration processes, as well as the synthesis of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid.

Due to its completely natural composition, enriched plasma is fully biocompatible with the body and accelerates physiological processes that have slowed down, contributing to skin deterioration.

Advantages and Positive Effects of Plasmolifting

Plasmolifting is a versatile procedure for the skin of the face, scalp, and body. It is accessible to patients of various ages, even teenagers, due to several advantages:

• Safety — the plasma is made from the patient’s own venous blood and is immediately injected;
• Biocompatibility and Hypoallergenic Nature — platelet-rich plasma contains no synthetic or chemical substances, so it doesn’t cause side effects;
• Effectiveness — results of skin plasmolifting can be observed as early as the 5th-6th day;
• No Recovery Period — there is no downtime required after the procedure.

Depending on the injection area, plasmolifting can have the following effects:

• Lifting. Improves facial contours and reduces sagging through the active synthesis of collagen and elastin, which are proteins in connective tissue.
• Rejuvenation. Reduces wrinkles by regenerating and replacing dead cells with new ones.
• Moisturizing. After plasmolifting, hyaluronic acid synthesis is activated, eliminating dryness, flakiness, irritation, and tightness.
• Regeneration. Improves tissue health, promoting oxygen and essential micronutrient absorption.
• Strengthening the Skin’s Protective Barrier. Reduces the risks of inflammation and dermatological conditions.
• Hair Strengthening and Growth.

Indications for Plasmolifting

By scheduling a consultation with specialists at the LeoDerm Clinic, you can learn more about what plasmolifting is and which issues it can address. The procedure is commonly performed for the following patient concerns:

1. Facial Plasma Therapy:

• Age-related changes, facial contour restoration;
• Expression lines;
• Skin laxity, reduced skin tone;
• Dehydration, dry skin;
• Dull complexion;
• Chronic inflammation;
• Enlarged pores;
• Excessive oil production;
• Acne and post-acne treatment.

2. Scalp Plasmolifting:

• Hair loss, alopecia;
• Slowed hair growth;
• Dandruff;
• Dry, brittle hair;
• Seborrhea treatment.

3. Body Skin Plasmolifting:

• Stretch marks;
• Scars and scar tissue;
• Cellulite;
• Reduced skin firmness.

The cost of plasmolifting depends on the volume of venous blood needed for platelet extraction through centrifugation and the injection area.

Warnings and Contraindications

Despite the high safety of the procedure, there are absolute and relative contraindications:

• Pregnancy;
• Blood clotting disorders;
• Hepatitis;
• HIV infection;
• Cancer;
• Autoimmune diseases;
• Recent surgeries;
• Diabetes;
• Kidney and pancreatic diseases.

For 1-3 days after plasma injection, there may be mild swelling or small bruises — localized skin reactions that do not require treatment.

Looking to get plasmolifting in Lviv? Schedule a consultation with the cosmetologists at LeoDerm Clinic: they will provide comprehensive information about plasma therapy and tailor an individual procedure plan for you.