Most men and women who want to improve the health and appearance of the skin can be good candidates for PRP facial rejuvenation. Since PRP is made of the patient’s own cells, there is no risk of allergic reaction. However, patients who have medical conditions that affect blood clotting or bleeding are typically not good candidates for PRP.
Ideal candidates for PRP facial rejuvenation have early signs of aging and/or mild sun damage. Considerable skin laxity or severe cases of sun damage may require a more aggressive treatment approach. In some cases, Dr. Alessi may recommend combining PRP with complementary cosmetic treatments to achieve optimal improvements.
Candidates must also understand the benefits and limitations of PRP facial rejuvenation. PRP is not a dermal filler and cannot replace lost volume or augment facial features. Instead, PRP works with the body to support the natural processes that keep the skin plump, smooth, and elastic.