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BBL Kirkland: Benefits Of A Non-Surgical BBL With PRP

By | Platelet Rich Plasma, PRP Injections

Non-surgical Brazilian butt lifts have become more popular. Using collagen promoting fillers like Sculptra, non-surgical BBLs can provide a good result in the right candidate. Platelet rich plasma, like Sculptra, induces the production of collagen. This collagen can then build up to support a larger booty. The two are often used together to supercharge one another for the best results. The benefits of a non-surgical with PRP make our zombie BBL, the best non-surgical BBL in Seattle.

One of the major benefits of using PRP in a non-surgical BBL is that it comes from the patient’s body. Therefore, the rejection rate of PRP injections is pretty much non-existent. This also provides a natural alternative for some patients who do not want dermal fillers, or who have reacted badly to them in the past. Platelet rich plasma injections may allow them to see results they would not otherwise.

Finally, as discussed, PRP works seamlessly with other possible non-surgical Brazilian butt lift ingredients such as stem cells or donated placenta cells. Working together, this can speed up and produce more collagen than one factor on its own. Our Seattle plastic surgeons can customize the components of your non-surgical BBL to fit your needs and goals.

To schedule a consultation at PRP In Seattle, call us at 206-279-2112. You can also reach us online at via our contact form and chat.

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PRP Facial Seattle: Side Effects Of PRP Facials

By | Platelet Rich Plasma, PRP Skin Care

Platelet rich plasma facials have become more popular as the cosmetic benefits became clear. PRP facials can include everything from microneedling with PRP to facials with PRP as a component. At PRP In Seattle, we offer the best facials featuring platelet rich plasma. Prior to treatment, patients often ask about the side effects of PRP facials. Fortunately, there are not many major side effects of PRP facials. 

First off, since PRP comes from a patient’s own body, the risk of an allergic reaction or rejection is notably low, if not impossible. This means that the risk of most PRP treatments is lower than that of dermal fillers. Similar to any injection, bruising, pain, swelling, and some itchiness is normal and will likely subside in a few days.

Next, like nearly any facial, there may be some risk of skin irritation. This particularly rare with PRP facials. When it occurs, it often is due to other ingredients or aspects of the facial. Some minor irritation may be normal and should go away on its own. Your master esthetician will tell you what to expect following a PRP facial in Seattle.

Finally, one of the major advantages is that there are not many side effects of PRP facials. During a consultation, your master estheticians will ensure you are a good candidate for the procedure and low risk for side effects. To schedule a consultation, call us at 206-279-2112. You can also reach us online via the contact form.

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Seattle PRP: The Science Behind Platelet Rich Plasma

By | Platelet Rich Plasma

Platelet rich plasma, also known as PRP, is one of the components of blood. It is plasma that is particularly rich in platelets. Platelets are important to blood clotting and healing. When isolated from your red blood cells, the presence of the platelets indicates that an area of the body needs healing.

When your body heals a wound, it naturally produces collagen and elastin in order to repair the skin. Undergoing platelet rich plasma injections for hair restoration or as filler produces this same effect. The presence of platelets indicates the need for new collagen in the area. In the case of hair restoration, they can repair damaged hair follicles and promote a healthy scalp. This promotes new hair growth.

Outside of the cosmetic industry, PRP’s healing properties are used to speed the healing of soft tissue injuries and as a form of physical therapy. The uses of PRP are still being studied and determined. However, PRP has shown to often speed up and improve the healing process. These benefits can then be harnessed for medical and cosmetic procedures.

To schedule a consultation at PRP In Seattle, call us at 206-279-2112. You can also contact us online via chat, email, or contact form.

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Tear Trough Filler Bellevue: Why PRP Works For Under Eye Filler

By | Platelet Rich Plasma, PRP Injections

PRP injections–first used to treat soft tissue injuries–have become an up and coming filler option. Platelet rich plasma induces the production of collagen which can lead to a more natural look. The most common use of PRP injections as filler is as under eye filler. Prior to trying PRP for tear troughs, patients often wonder if it works. Here are reasons why PRP works for under eye filler. 

When injected, PRP triggers the healing response in your body. This heightened healing response means that your body sends its defenses to rebuild skin and tissue in the area. However, because there is not a major injury, it works as filler to give the under eyes a boost. This can contribute to looking less tired and filling in eye bags.

Next, PRP comes from your own body. Therefore, the chances of rejection or a reaction to the filler is minute and nearly unheard of. For patients who have had reactions to dermal fillers or who want a wholly natural option, PRP is an option that uses your own bodily functions to provide under eye enhancement.

Finally, PRP has proven effective as a therapeutic treatment and in the treatment of hair thinning. To schedule a consultation, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online.

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PRP Microneedling Downtime: What To Expect?

By | Platelet Rich Plasma, PRP Skin Care

Microneedling is a non-invasive treatment that creates small punctures in the skin to induce collagen production for skin renewal. Often, microneedling is performed on it’s own with hyaluronic acid spread on the skin. PRP microneedling replaces the hyaluronic acid with platelet rich plasma to stimulate extra collagen. With traditional microneedling, downtime is minimal and most patients experience no interruption in daily life. The same is mostly true for PRP microneedling downtime. 

PRP microneedling may lead to a slightly red appearance for a few days. You may also experience a tight sensation. Neither of these side effects should be painful. However, you will need to refrain from using some of your normal skincare products to avoid irritation. Most of the time you can return to your skincare routine within a week. 

Protecting your skin from the sun is vital after PRP microneedling. The treatment leaves your skin more sensitive to the sun. Therefore, you should avoid direct sunlight and prolonged exposure. Additionally, you should wear a broad spectrum SPF. 

Otherwise, you can return to your daily routine following the procedure. You do not need time off work. Your master esthetician will likely advise you to prevent irritation, especially if it is your first time. However, no downtime is necessary after PRP microneedling.

To schedule a consultation, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online.

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Stem Cell Hair Bellevue: Is Stem Cell Therapy Effective For Hair Regrowth?

By | Hair Restoration, Platelet Rich Plasma

Platelet rich plasma injections are a common non-surgical therapy for hair growth. Recently, new injectable methods and materials have become exciting new therapies for hair growth, including stem cells. At PRP in Seattle, we utilize two types of stem cells. Firstly, stem cells from pig bladders, known as ACell offer a stem cell hair restoration method. Secondly, we also use donated placental stem cells. When looking at the Seattle hair therapy options, patients often ask: is stem cell therapy effective for hair regrowth?

Stem cells–both in the body and when used in hair restoration–hold large amounts of potential. Often, our PRP injectors combine stem cells with platelet rich plasma. This combination of PRP and stem cells work together to repair hair follicles and contribute to hair growth. PRP induces collagen and the body’s healing processes. Stem cells lay the groundwork and foundation in the follicles to sustain and slow overall hair loss.

Overall, stem cell therapy has proven effective for hair regrowth in good candidates. People experiencing hair thinning or genetic hair loss, who have not yet reached the more advanced stages of hair loss, are often good candidates for stem cell hair restoration Seattle.

To schedule a consultation at PRP In Seattle, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online

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Hair Restoration Kirkland: PRP Hair Restoration For Women

By | Hair Restoration, Platelet Rich Plasma

Hair loss related to genetics and aging is usually associated with men. However, women also experience hair loss and thinning related to age and genetics. Like male pattern baldness which is a genetic condition that causes predictable hair loss patterns, female pattern baldness occurs in women.  Female pattern baldness typically occurs along the hair part in what is described as a Christmas tree pattern. In contrast from men, women usually do not experience a receding hairline. PRP hair restoration for women can treat female pattern baldness and slow hair loss.

When treating female hair loss, your Seattle PRP injector will customize the injection sites to fit the pattern of hair loss. While PRP cannot reverse genetics, it can slow the pattern of hair thinning and restore some of the lost hair. This promotes fuller looking hair for longer.

Other than treating differing areas, PRP hair restoration for women is similar to the treatment for men. Many patients see results after four sessions and some choosing to continue maintenance treatments to prevent future hair loss.

The majority of PRP hair therapy patients are men because their hair loss is usually more evident and visible. However, many women struggle with hair thinning and loss without  non-surgical hair restoration options catered to them. To schedule a consultation at PRP In Seattle, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online

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PRP Skin Bellevue: Benefits Of PRP Facials

By | Platelet Rich Plasma, PRP Skin Care

Facials have long served as a standard in professional skincare. Whether it be a spa facial meant to relax and cleanse the skin, or a medical facial meant to treat specific concerns, platelet rich plasma can add to these treatments. There are many benefits of PRP facials, especially when received regularly. 

PRP is known for stimulating the body to create more collagen. This increased collagen production can treat concerns like rough skin texture, acne scars, and poor quality skin. A popular treatment is microneedling with PRP. While not technically a facial, it can improve the skin with the same or better results as a medical grade facial.

At PRP In Seattle, our zombie laser peel can include PRP to provide added benefits. The peel gently resurfaces the skin with no downtime. The facial is already treating fine lines and wrinkles. When adding platelet rich plasma, the additional collagen production to the face can contribute to a reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

The benefits of PRP facials can range from addressing minor issues to deep acne scarring. Your master esthetician can make a recommendation for your PRP facial regimen. To schedule a consultation, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online.

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Non-Cosmetic Uses Of PRP Injections

By | Platelet Rich Plasma, PRP Injections

At PRP In Seattle, we use PRP injections for cosmetic treatments such as to fill in the tear troughs or hair restoration. However, platelet rich plasma is used widely throughout the medical field for a variety of purposes. In fact, the non-cosmetic uses of PRP injections were the first discoveries of PRP’s effectiveness in the medical field. 

One of the most common non-cosmetic uses of PRP injections comes in the treatment of soft tissue injuries such as Achilles tendon, rotator cuff, and tendonitis. Injections of platelet rich plasma can speed up the healing process and the amount of regenerative cells your body produces. PRP injections may also reduce pain during healing. 

PRP injections are a frequent treatment in sports medicine to aid in the quick recovery of athletes. When treating soft tissue injuries, PRP can sometimes reduce the need for pain medication and lead to a quicker, more comfortable recovery. 

In more recent years, PRP’s use in cosmetic procedures has increased significantly. Platelet rich plasma’s effectiveness in producing reparative cells in the body means that it can have many cosmetic benefits such as stimulating hair growth and increasing collagen production. 

To schedule a consultation at PRP In Seattle, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online at https://www.prpinseattle.com/

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Hair Restoration Seattle: Choosing A Hair Restoration Specialist

By | Hair Restoration, Platelet Rich Plasma

Finding a hair restoration specialist can be an overwhelming endeavor. Discovering whether a hair transplant surgery or PRP injections will provide the best results, and which provider is right for you. At PRP In Seattle, our PRP hair restoration experts include plastic surgeons who specialize in surgical and non-surgical hair restoration methods.

When choosing a hair restoration specialist, it is important to have clear goals and expectations for your procedure. This can help you find the right Seattle hair restoration provider. If you are unsure of your options and which will work best for you, PRP In Seattle’s providers include specialists who can perform and understand hair transplant surgery as well as non-surgical PRP hair restoration. 

The first step in finding the right hair restoration specialist is to undergo consultations. At these consultations, you can get your questions answered. You should ask about the hair restorations they offer and specialize in, as well as to see before and after photos. If the photos and treatment options match with your desires and goals, you may have found the right provider for you. 

To schedule a consultation at PRP In Seattle to learn more about our PRP hair restoration options and meet our providers, call us at 206-279-2112 or contact us online