What is PRP Breast Lift?
A PRP breast lift is a procedure to improve (augment) the look of your breasts if surgery isn’t yet warranted. PBL uses Platelet Rich Plasma injections, also known as a PRP breast lift.
Why is a PRP Breast Lift done?
People may opt for an PRP breast lift if a surgical breast lift isn’t yet warranted. Providers who inject PRP into their patients’ breasts claim that it:
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Increases elastin (a protein that allows tissue to stretch).
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Promotes growth of collagen (a protein that provides structure to your body).
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Stimulates new cell growth.
A PRP breast lift may help to:
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Improve skin texture and tone.
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Make your breasts look lifted and fuller.
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Reduce the look of wrinkles, stretch marks, and scars.
What is PRP?
Platelet-Rich Plasma comes from your blood. PRP contains proteins that promote blood clotting and help with cell growth.
Providers separate PRP from the rest of your blood in a centrifuge, a machine that spins your blood at high speeds. The centrifuge separates your blood into three components:
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Platelet Rich Plasma.
Does a PRP Breast Lift really work?
Scientists haven’t studied the effectiveness of vampire blood lifts, also known as PRP breast lifts. The long-term side effects and risks aren’t known. If you're considering breast lift options, be sure to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist about the risks of this particular treatment.
Enhance Your Beauty with PRP Breast Lift
If you’re looking for a non-surgical breast lift, our PRP Breast Lift is the answer. Using your own blood plasma, we stimulate natural cell growth and rejuvenation for firmer and more youthful-looking breasts. This innovative technique provides long-lasting results without the pain and downtime of surgery. Experience the transformation you’ve been waiting for!
Procedure Details
What happens before a PRP Breast Lift?
Before an PRP breast lift, you’ll have a consultation with your provider to discuss what you want to achieve. Your provider will:
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Ask about your health history.
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Examine your breasts.
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Discuss your desired outcome from the procedure.
If you decide to move forward with a PRP breast lift, your provider may suggest that you:
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Stop taking some medications, such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and aspirin, for a week before the procedure.
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Wear comfortable clothing to your appointment.
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Remove jewelry and keep it at home.
What happens during a PRP Breast Lift?
During a PRP breast lift, your provider will take a blood sample, usually from your arm. They’ll spin the blood in a centrifuge machine to separate the PRP.
Your provider will apply a numbing cream to your breasts to decrease your sensitivity during the procedure. Then, they use a thin needle to inject PRP into areas throughout your breasts.
The injections generally take about 20 minutes. The entire procedure usually lasts less than an hour.
What happens after a PRP Breast Lift?
Most people don’t have any side effects after a vampire breast lift. Some people experience side effects for a few days, such as:
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Swelling.
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Tenderness.
