Vampire Face Lift - How To Go With It?

The basic vampire facelift treatment has been in use for almost 20 years. Earlier this treatment was known as Platelet Rich Plasma and was used as a medical procedure, rather than a cosmetic one, to treat burnt skin and accelerate the healing of wounds.

It might sound far-fetched but this is the truth. Dr. Charles Runels trademarked the name " Vampire Facial" in 2010 during the craze for the aforementioned vampire-based TV series and movies. This renaming boosted the economic aspect of the treatment as many Hollywood A-listers got attracted to it because of that name.

The recommended dosage is three sessions which are placed four weeks apart. Besides that, you would also need one session per year to sustain the effect of the treatment.

A vampire facelift is a cosmetic procedure where the facial tissues that get loosened overtime is surgically repositioned. It involves the utilisation of the patient's own blood through a process known as Selphyl. A portion of the patient's blood is extracted from her arm and subjected to spinning in a centrifuge to separate the plasma from the red and white blood cells. The concentrated plasma, which is rich in platelets, is then injected into the face.