Does the Vitamin E in facial creams affect the result of a PRP treatment?

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Before and after a PRP treatment I have always produced an extra cream without vitamin E or any tocopherol-containing oils - that is very complicated. I use base oils like neutral or jojoba oil, and things like aloe vera, ectoin, phospholipon 80h, ceramide, hyaluron, ferula acid, vitamin c, squalan, glycerin etc. Is it OK to use oils that naturally contain tocopherol, such as avocado or argan oil, or does that already affect the platelets? The skin seems too dry when only base oils are used.

Rocco Cerra, MD · Answer

Good morning,the use of vitamin E does not affect PRP treatment absolutely.We advise not to overdo the creams on areas already very stressed by treatments, also because some ingredients of the creams, although natural, can bring further irritation.Obviously this problem exists mainly because the PRP provides no less than 3/4 treatments.Currently our centers are using the Regenera &trade; protocol, a new protocol of more advanced regenerative medicine that uses cellular micro-grafts and is performed in a single session.Sincerely.

Anteneh Roba, MD · Answer

No, the use of Vitamin E before or after PRP treatment does not affect the treatment results of PRP.

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