What is Plasmalifting?
In aesthetic medicine, there is a treatment that can significantly rejuvenate the skin without the use of chemical agents or unwanted side effects. Plasmalifting is a modern, effective method belonging to the group of injectable revitalising treatments, designed to stimulate the skin's natural rejuvenation process and help restore its full functional capacity, as well as help smooth out wrinkles and visible signs of ageing. A major advantage of Plasmalifting is that the body receives no chemical substances, as only the patient's own platelet-rich plasma is used. Plasmalifting therefore carries no unwanted side effects.
How does the treatment work?
At Dermarevolta, we use a special centrifuge to separate plasma from the blood, which is then applied to the target areas using fine needles and an appropriate mesotherapy technique. We can rightly call this plasma the “elixir of youth”, as it contains high concentrations of growth factors, proteins and vitamins that stimulate regenerative processes and improve tissue oxygenation.
Which areas can blood plasma be applied to?
We use blood plasma not only in aesthetic dermatology but also in hair treatments, to support hair quality and growth. Blood plasma is most commonly applied to the face, neck, décolletage and hands.
What are the effects of Plasmalifting?
- improved skin colour and texture
- reduction of expression lines
- increased skin hydration and nourishment
- reduction of acne and post-acne marks
- improved skin elasticity
- slowing down of skin ageing processes
- improved skin microcirculation and metabolism
- faster skin recovery after other aesthetic medicine procedures
Plasmalifting can, of course, be combined with laser treatments, chemical peels, hyaluronic acid, thread lifting, as well as used as preparation before plastic surgery and to support recovery afterwards.
The treatment consists of 5–6 sessions, and its effects last around 1 year. We recommend repeating the treatment once a month; however, if you are planning botulinum toxin treatment, there should be a gap of 3 weeks before or after the procedure.