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Can PRP be mixed/diluted with botox?

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TanishaAllenJul 7, 2022
Would it be harmful or beneficial to mix prp with botox and then have it injected into the skin for a vampire facelift? I cannot seem to find anything online but I can see lots of people mixing prp with fillers.

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Scott Trimas, MD

You might want to ask your surgeon who performed the procedure but I would think about 3 months should be sufficient to address skin issues after a lifting procedure.

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Jason Emer, MD

Yes they are safe and have no effect if you have lymphoma. I suggest seeing an expert. as there are even better options for your skin than just prp. Best, Dr. Emer. at home peels like cosmelan, enlighten and aerify along with dermarolling (EmerageSkin roller with anteage AERIFY MD ampules w...

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Leslie Pickens, MD

There have been no serious side effects reported for PRP which is your own blood plasma drawn from and re-injected into your body. Your blood vessels already contain your blood plasma with cells including platelets; therefore, there is no risk of allergy, nodules, tissue death, granulomas or...

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