Vampire Facial Treatment

The beauty industry is inundated with miracle creams and potions claiming to regenerate skin and reverse the signs of aging.  Many of these products are quite expensive, and the investment does not always equal the outcome we desire.  PRP (Platlet Rich Plasma) Therapy regenerates collagen and tissue creating a younger more revitalized appearance.



What is PRP ?

Platlet Rich Plasma is a new medical aesthetic treatment that regenerates tissue via enhancing the body’s natural healing capacity.

The Procedure

The procedure for PRP (Platlet Rich Plasma) involves spinning down the patient’s own blood, extracting the platlets, activating the platlets and injecting the platlets into areas of concern. Three treatments are recommended one month apart.

How it Works

The human body has a remarkable capability to heal itself.  Platlets are the body’s first responders to injury. Platlets release a variety of factors that initiate and stimulate regeneration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Who would benefit from PRP Treatment?

PRP has been found to be beneficial for crepe-like thinning skin, sagging skin, puffiness, age spots and wrinkling.  PRP can treat aging skin on the following:

 

  • Hands

  • Soft tissue of the face

  • Neck

  • Decollete

  • Knees

  • Upper arms

  • Elbows

PRP also treats:

  • Post pregnancy skin laxity

  • Acne scarring

  • Stretch marks

  • Hair Loss

 

When will I notice results?

The full collagen regeneration takes 6 months.  Improvement of skin texture and tone are noticeable within 3 weeks.

Side effects

Minimal swelling, bruising and redness for the first 24 hours is normal.  A bruise may develop from the needle injection site and should dissipate in a week’s time.  Other side effects that could occur due to the needle injection are:

  • Pain

  • Infection

  • Blood Clot

  • Bruising

Factors that will reduce PRP’s effectiveness:

Smoking and alcohol intake will greatly diminish the effects of PRP treatment as these factors diminish stem cell release.Anti-inflammatory drugs should also be avoided as platlets work in an inflammatory state.

 

Who should avoid PRP treatment?

  • Heavy smokers and drug and alcohol users

  • Platlet Dysfunction Syndrome

  • Critical Thrombocytopenia

  • Hypofibrinogenaemia

  • Haemodynamic Instability

  • Sepsis

  • Acute and Chronic Infections

  • Chronic Liver Pathology

  • Anti-Coagulation Therapy

  • Person with Skin Disease (SLE, porphyria, allergies)

  • Cancer

  • Chemotherapy

  • Severe metabolic and systemic disorders



Regain Your Youth AND CONFIDENCE...

Regain your authentic beauty by turning back the hands of time with our Physician Assistant Injector Zlata Janicijevic CCPA

 

Meet Zlata

I have loved every second of my journey in the beauty industry. The feeling of pride has always been there. Seeing clients refreshed and radiating confidence has always been why I do what I do. I’m passionate about the fact that, as people, we deserve the experience of looking at ourselves every day and feeling at our best. Feeling like we're ready to take on the world. This is what matters to me. I want to help you have a healthy relationship with your mirror, and have the confidence to go after whatever your heart desires. Because we deserve to look and feel our best, always.

 

Zlata has 15 years of experience in clinical medicine, cardiovascular surgery, emergency medicine and plastic surgery. Being trained by one of the top aesthetic training programs in Toronto Ontario, under medical director Dr. Kester Greene, she set out on her goal to revitalize authentic beauty. Zlata uses her depth of knowledge to help her clients achieve a beautiful natural look, using the techniques and methods taught to her during her time in the Master’s physician assistant program, Miami Florida