How Long Can I Expect Swelling After a Vampire Facelift?

I don't like using the term PRP Injection Facelift  because PRP therapy with microneedling isnt the same thing as a facelift.  I think PRP Microneedling Facial is more appropriate for this procedure.  I simply use the term PRP with microneelding facial.
Because this is a non surgical procedure, most of the swelling subsides within a few hours.  All the swelling is gone by the 2nd day.  There is some downtime the first day because you don't want to wash off the PRP so your face will look a little bloody.  The next day there will be some mild redness.  This is gone by the second day and makeup can be applied.  The main driver for downtime is how deep the microneedling treatments go.  This should be a discussion you should have with your doctor.  If you want less than 24 hours downtime lower settings can be used.
I think microneelding with PRP facials are a great alternative for those who are not candidates for or don't want fractionated laser resurfacing.  I offer my patients both options and together come up with the best treamtent plan for  their needs.

Swelling After a Vampire Facelift

PLEASE NOTE A "VAMPIRE LIFT" IS NOT THE SAME AS A SURGICAL FACELIFT PROCEDURE !!

Swelling and bruising following a " vampire facelift"  is usually almost, if not already, gone by 2-3 days after the procedure was performed. The results will start to appear by approximately a month later and it will last for 2-3 months. I would recommend discussing your options with your plastic surgeon to see if there are any possible risks or complications that may arise. 

 

75% of the swelling following a vampire facelift will be resolved within 3 hours of the procedure, and the remainder will go down within 1-2 days. I hope this helps, and please feel free to ask any additional questions. I would be happy to answer them for you. 

Vampire Facelift Treatment is a minimally invasivenon-surgical treatment procedure. Some redness and swelling may be experienced,but it is expected to subside in just a matter of hours. At most, swellingshould be relieved in just a couple of days after the treatment procedure isdone. Slight down time may be experienced, especially in day one posttreatment. Redness and swelling could start showing up, but come the secondday, this should start subsiding. Make up can also be applied to cover thingsup. Should swelling and redness persist after 72 hours, you can schedule anappointment with your doctor so he or she could check up on the progress.Vampire Facelift treatment is an excellent alternative who are not able to getlaser treatments. It is also low risk and has little downtime.
Visit your doctor today and inquire about thepossibilities of getting Vampire Facelift. Hope this helps!

With all cosmetic procedures that are minimally or invasive, you may experience swelling.  However, the swelling will subside quickly (within a few hours to a day or two).  You may also have a little bruising which will also clear quite quickly.

Seek a full consultation with a PRP specialist in your area.  They will assess you for risks and can discuss with you the possible risks associated with the procedure. 

Good luck!