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Is PRP facial treatment (Vampire facelift) safe during pregnancy?

VickyViSep 2, 2018

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Alexander Rivkin, MD

Hello and thank you for your question.  Depending on your skin type, the area of concern, and how long ago the tissue injury happened, PRP can be an option.  I suggest waiting 6 months before treating the area with anything that will stimulate an inflammatory response (i.e. PRP, lasers, peels, e...

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I recommend seeing a board-certified Doctor for microneedling. I always combine microneedling with prp and lasers to get the best outcomes. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

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PRP alone should not cause any lumps or bumps. Swelling around the injection sites may occur. I suggest following up with your provider. Best of luck!

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