In plasma lifting (PRP – platelet-rich plasma), a small amount of your own blood is used to obtain concentrated plasma rich in growth factors. These are introduced into the skin in a targeted way – entirely from your own body, without foreign material.
Who is this treatment for?
For anyone who prefers natural, biocompatible regeneration – including patients who would rather not have foreign material injected. Usually three sessions about four weeks apart.
When is it not suitable?
With certain blood clotting disorders, acute infections, during pregnancy and with some chronic conditions. This is clarified beforehand.
How does the treatment work?
Every treatment begins with a detailed consultation – analysis, an honest assessment and full information. First a small amount of blood is drawn – as with a normal blood test. The platelet-rich plasma is separated in a centrifuge and then injected into the skin with fine needles or worked in via microneedling.
Possible side effects
As only your own material is used, allergic reactions are practically excluded. Redness, small swellings or bruises at the injection points are possible.
Products used
Certified closed PRP systems for the sterile preparation of your plasma.
Prices
All prices include statutory charges and are indicative. The exact cost of your treatment is discussed during the medical consultation (€ 70).
Book a consultationNo obligation, with an honest assessment.
Book a consultationWhere the treatment takes place
Treatments take place at my practice in Graz-Andritz: Andritzer Reichsstraße 44, 8045 Graz. By appointment.
Your doctor
Dr. Anna Kovács is a physician for general medicine specialising in aesthetic treatments. She trains continuously in Austria and abroad and is one of three recipients worldwide of the 25th Anniversary Scholarship of the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this the “vampire lift”?
Yes, that is the colloquial name. Medically it is an autologous blood treatment with concentrated growth factors.
When will I see a result?
PRP uses your body's own regeneration and therefore works gradually: first freshness after a few days, improvement in skin quality and radiance over several weeks.
Does PRP really help with hair loss?
PRP can stimulate the hair roots and is used as a supportive treatment for early hereditary hair loss. Whether it makes sense in your case is assessed medically.
Can PRP be combined with other treatments?
Yes – the combination with microneedling is particularly well established. PRP also works well alongside Botox or filler treatments.