Microneedling w/ PRP

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Rewind Me Aesthetics offers a diverse array of advanced aesthetic treatments, including plasma therapies, also known as PRP Treatment, "Blood Facials," or "Vampire Facials." These procedures are recognized for their safety and effectiveness in both sports injury rehabilitation and cosmetic enhancement, leveraging the rejuvenating properties of plasma. The primary benefit of plasma lies in its healing capabilities and ability to reduce inflammation. Plasma treatments involve drawing the patient's blood, centrifuging it to isolate platelets, resulting in plasma with a concentration 5 to 10 times higher in growth factor proteins compared to untreated blood. Plasma can be injected to address a variety of issues such as scarring, facial resurfacing, hair loss, joint pain, and athletic injuries. The cosmetic application, popularly known as the Plasma Facial, "Blood Facial," or "Vampire Facial," is highly sought after, particularly among celebrities. Despite the unconventional names, these treatments harness the body's natural resources for self-repair.

After processing the client's blood, the plasma is topically applied to the skin using a microneedling pen, facilitating deep penetration. Microneedling, known for its collagen induction therapy, synergizes with plasma to accelerate tissue recovery and healing through growth factors from platelets. The combination of plasma and microneedling can yield enduring benefits, especially with repeated sessions. 

- Stimulates collagen production.

- Reduces fine lines and wrinkles.

- Enhances skin firmness and tightness.

- Improves moisture retention.

-Refines skin tone and texture.

- Results typically manifest within one week to a month after each treatment. Following the initial Plasma facial, regular maintenance treatments every 6-12 months are recommended.

Since PRP/plasma treatments utilize a patient's own platelets naturally found in their blood, most individuals experience minimal to no side effects or adverse reactions. Plasma therapy itself carries low risk, although mild irritation, pain, or bleeding near the injection site may occur. Potential complications such as infection or tissue damage are comparable to those of other injection procedures. The risk of allergic reaction is minimal since the patient's own plasma is used.  

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