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Vampire Lifting in Salzburg

The Vampire Lifting, also known as PRP/Autologous Blood Therapy with Plasma, is increasingly gaining popularity in aesthetic medicine. This innovative treatment uses your own blood to regenerate and rejuvenate the skin. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is obtained from the blood and injected into the skin.

A Vampire Lifting promotes cell regeneration, improves skin texture, and reduces fine lines and wrinkles. By using the body’s own substances, the risk of allergic reactions is minimized and natural regeneration is supported, leading to a fresh and youthful appearance.

Further surgical and non-surgical services that result in a rejuvenated appearance include, for example, wrinkle injections, a facelift, or microneedling.

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How a PRP Treatment Works
Procedure for Vampire Lifting
Costs
Potential Risks
Dr. Spiegl – Your Experienced Cosmetic Surgeon in Salzburg
Typical Questions from My Patients (FAQ)

How a Vampire Lifting with PRP Works

A Vampire Lifting can serve both skin rejuvenation and be applied against hair loss. Find out below exactly how the individual treatments work.

Vampire Lifting for Skin Rejuvenation

For the Vampire Lifting, a small amount of blood is drawn from you, which is then centrifuged to isolate the Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP). This plasma is then injected into the skin to promote cell regeneration and collagen production. The treatment is minimally painful. However, an anesthetic cream can be applied before the injections to reduce pain sensitivity.

Furthermore, a PRP treatment can be excellently combined with Hyaluronic Acid/Vitamin and Amino Acid treatments (e.g., NCTF from Fillmed) to generate immediate and direct effects and to support the tissue during regeneration.

The results of a Vampire Lifting can last for several months. It is generally recommended to repeat the treatment at regular intervals to achieve optimal and long-term results. If you opt for this therapy, you should expect at least three therapy sessions to achieve good results.

PRP/Autologous Blood Therapy for Hair Loss

For PRP therapy against hair loss, the Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is also extracted from your own blood and injected into the scalp. This stimulates the hair follicles and promotes hair growth. Similar to skin rejuvenation, an anesthetic cream can be applied to the scalp to minimize pain during the injections. Results can vary, but many patients see an improvement in hair growth after several sessions. Regular treatments are also required here to achieve the best results.

Procedure for Your PRP Treatment with Dr. Spiegl in Salzburg

The entire course of the PRP treatment extends over several weeks and may vary depending on the individual needs and the condition of your skin or hair. Below is an overview of the individual steps.

Initial Consultation and History Taking (Anamnesis)

In a detailed consultation, Dr. Spiegl analyzes your wishes and expectations together with you. Only in this way can an adequate treatment be guaranteed. It must not be forgotten that a PRP treatment activates the self-healing powers of your own tissue and the results become visible slowly and only over time. Furthermore, contraindications are ruled out and your health status, including pre-existing conditions and medication intake, is checked.

Day of the Plasma Lifting

Medications generally do not need to be adjusted or paused, but this will be discussed separately with Dr. Spiegl. The minimally invasive treatment does not require general anesthesia, but anesthetic cream can be applied. After the lifting, slight swelling or redness may occur, which quickly subsides. Driving is generally possible, provided no impairing side effects occur.

After the Plasma Therapy

After the plasma therapy, the healing phase typically lasts a few days up to a week, depending on the individual healing process. During this time, direct sun exposure should be avoided. Furthermore, it is important to strictly follow the care instructions given by Dr. Spiegl. Showering is usually permitted the day after the treatment, but hot baths should be avoided for about three days.

You may apply makeup again after about 24 hours, provided there is no irritation. Sun protection is essential when outdoors. Follow-up appointments are often not strictly necessary, except in case of complications or questions, to monitor the healing progress. In addition, several sessions are usually planned to optimize the result.

What Does a Vampire Lifting Cost in Salzburg?

A PRP session in Salzburg with Dr. Spiegl costs $350 €$ without additives, and $450 €$ with NCTF or other Skin Booster additives in combination.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

With PRP treatment, the most common issues are slight bruising, swelling, and tenderness at the injection site. These side effects are usually mild and subside within a few days. Extremely rarely, infections or allergic reactions may occur. It is important to follow Dr. Spiegl’s instructions after the treatment and keep the treated area clean to avoid complications.

Dr. Spiegl – Your Experienced Cosmetic Surgeon in Salzburg

With many years of experience and broad expertise, Dr. Spiegl offers individual and empathetic care for his patients. Whether you are considering a Vampire Lift treatment or other aesthetic procedures, Dr. Spiegl combines state-of-the-art techniques with a personalized approach to achieve optimal results. Trust Dr. Spiegl’s competence and commitment to realize your wishes and improve your quality of life. You are in the best hands with him.

Typical Questions from My Patients (FAQ)

Here you will find answers to some questions from my patients.

What advantages does a Vampire Lifting offer? A Vampire Lifting promotes skin regeneration, improves skin texture and elasticity, and reduces fine lines and wrinkles by utilizing the body’s own growth factors.
Is a Plasma Lifting safe? A Plasma Lifting is generally safe because it uses the body’s own material and minimizes the risk of allergic reactions. Side effects such as swelling and redness are usually mild and temporary.
In which regions can a Vampire Lifting be applied? A Vampire Lifting can be applied to the face, neck, décolletage, and hands to improve skin texture and reduce signs of aging. It can also stimulate hair growth.
What happens if I stop PRP therapy? After stopping PRP therapy, the achieved skin improvements and rejuvenation effects can be maintained, but the natural aging process resumes. Regular touch-up treatments are necessary to maintain the results long-term.
Does the facial expression change after a PRP treatment? After a PRP treatment, the natural facial expression remains unchanged, as no artificial fillers or surgical procedures are used. The skin merely looks fresher and more radiant.
When is a Vampire Lifting not the right choice? A Vampire Lifting is not suitable for active skin infections, blood clotting disorders, severe chronic illnesses, or during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It should also be avoided in case of known allergies to treatment components.
From what age can a Plasma Lifting be performed? From $18$ years, although the optimal age to start treatment is very individual.
Can a Vampire Lifting be combined with other treatments? Yes, a Vampire Lifting can be combined with other treatments such as Botox and filler injections to achieve more comprehensive aesthetic results.