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I Just Had Plasma Rejuvenation I Had Almost a Level 9-10 Pain from Injections is This Normal? Should I Massage the Face?

When I was 11 through 18 I had discoid Lupus. But I have no traces of it for 18 years. I am highly sensetive and have allergies. I recently had my fat injected into my face and it did not take and cause a break out in the areas and left scarring. That is one reason why I did the Plasma Rejuvenation. The amount of pain was unbelieveable. Should I be massaging the face 2x per day?

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face pain massage Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
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1 Doctor Answer | Asked by stayyoung7
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Plasma Rejuvenation

There is no scientific evidence that Platelet Rich Plasma works for facial rejuvenation. The pain is very unusual. consult with your physician

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Ps: this comment was directed at the doctor who answered your question, not at you.
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How come so many people are doing it then and getting better results than lasers? Seems to me alot of docs out there dont like simple effective solutions that really work as that would put their lasers out of pupularity which so many people are paying money for and getting even worse results than when they started, i would say there is no scientific evidence that lasers work either as there are too many people complaining of either no results or worse results.
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