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How Effective is Autologous Platelet Transfer for Eye Wrinkles?

Asked 36 months ago by ailbhe in ireland
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Here is an excerpt from an article... you decide.

"Regarding facial rejuvenation and PRP, initial results are short-lived, inconsistent and further maintenance treatment is needed regarding facial wrinkle amelioration, as is the case with other fillers. It is not clear if "neocollagenesis" occurs after PRP rejuvenation therapy. Drawbacks of activated PRP, if used in the facial area, include the potential to micro-thrombosis in the region of the anterior facial vein, closed compartment syndrome and release of pro-inflammatory... more
Brent Moelleken, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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PRP and Fat Transfer

PRP and fat Transfer may be better than either one. This is just conjecture, but the growth factors in PRP may help the fat to establish itself. It may also help the stem cells work in those areas as well.
Robert M. Freund, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon
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Autologous platelet transfer is not effective for eye wrinkles

Here in Miami, we have seen many patients who have received platelet transfer to the eye region for the correction of wrinkles. Unfortunately, they have come to our office because these procedures did not work and they are looking for a more effective solution. At this time, the most effective solution for the crows feet, is a small application of Botox. Wrinkles in the upper and lower eyelids, may be treated with peels, laser, or a blepharoplasty. When considering treatment around the... more
B. Pat Pazmino, MD
Miami Plastic Surgeon
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Stick with FDA approved fillers for wrinkles

In regards to facial rejuvenation, platelet rich plasma is experimental. Although it has been shown to help improve some wrinkles, it is associated with significant complications with micro thrombosis (clotting) of the anterior facial vein and compartment syndrome and release of pro-inflammatory proteolytic activators from leucocytes. So, stick with your FDA approved fillers. Leave this stuff for the orthopedists and cardiovascular surgeons like myself who have used it to help heal torn... more
Hratch Karamanoukian, MD
Buffalo General Surgeon
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