Platelet-Rich Plasma Skin Rejuvenation in Palm Beach/ Jupiter 561-277-8260

Platelet-Rich Plasma – or PRP is widely known for healing the skin with the body's natural powers of rejuvenation. 
One of the single most effective treatments, PRP relies on the harnessing of the body's own healing and restorative processes to rejuvenate the skin. Other treatments, like Lasers for example, selectively wound the skin to encourage the skin to produce new skin in its' place. Other skin treatments, creams and facial peels are also designed to help boost and support the skin's natural healing and renewal processes. 

What is Platelet-Rich Plasma?
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is an example of a medical technique being used to improve a patient’s skin using the natural, healing components of the body, specifically within the plasma of their own blood. This treatment has also become widely known as the “Vampire Facelift”. 
This type of treatment has been popular and successfully used for many years to help heal wounds and encourage faster recovery and healing, for example in athletes suffering from sports injuries. Tiger Woods, for example has used PRP therapy to recover quickly from knee surgery. Washington Nationals star pitcher Stephen Strasburg has also received treatment on his pitching arm to speed recovery. PRP also has a long history in the treatment of surgical recovery, bone cancer, ulcers, and torn ligaments, and there have been reported successes in a large variety of other conditions. Its truly an amazing procedure that has been very popular in Europe for decades.

Recently, PRP therapy has been introduced as a method of rejuvenation for the skin, helping to accelerate normal healing processes and cell renewal by stimulating collagen formation, revascularization (increasing blood supply) and subcutaneous repair. Using a patients own blood means that there is absolutely zero risk of adverse reactions to the treatment, since no drugs are involved. PRP can also be used as a 'natural filler' to help restore volume where necessary, helping to create a smooth natural fuller look and glow to the skin. 
How does PRP benefit the skin?
Our blood contains platelets. These platelets help to clot the blood and repair damaged areas within the body. Platelets also release growth factors which will stimulate the growth of new, healthy tissue. When PRP is injected into the skin, it activates dermal fibroblasts, a component in the skin that plays a key role in maintaining skin integrity and youthfulness, causing the synthesis of cell-renewal ingredients such as collagen, adhesive molecules and cytokines. It has also been shown to be effective in the treatment of wrinkles and for skin rejuvenation due to its growth factor activity..

A study published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, showed that Platelet-Rich Plasma treatment improved skin wrinkles, texture, elasticity, volume and skin tone. Patients reported an 82% improvement in skin tone, 52% improvement in wrinkle appearance, 87% improvement in general appearance, and 100% satisfaction with the treatment outcomes. For anyone concerened with their appearance and want to look younger, healthier and improve their appearance, PRP can be the perfect treatment option. 


For more information or to schedule a consultation, please contact NovaGenix at 561-277-8260 or email us at info@novagenix.org and a representative will be glad to assist you! 

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