Vampire Lift

In PRP Vampire Lifting, only the patient’s own blood plasma is used. Therefore, a small amount of blood is first drawn from the patient. The blood is then specially processed to separate the platelets from the red and white blood cells. The platelet-rich plasma obtained is injected directly under the skin of the treatment area using a fine needle. Similar to the wound healing process, the body’s own blood plasma signals to the body that new tissue is needed at the corresponding site. As a result, the skin structure is renewed, thereby rejuvenating the appearance. The treatment is barely painful, so experience has shown that anesthesia is not necessary. An anesthetic ointment can be applied to sensitive areas upon request.

Experience shows that patients are immediately presentable in public after the Vampire Lift using their own blood and can leave the clinic after a short recovery period. In isolated cases, the injected areas may still be slightly reddened and swollen after the PRP method; hematomas are rare. These symptoms are generally harmless and subside completely on their own within three days at the latest. Regularly cooling the treated areas further supports the healing process. In some cases, it is advisable to avoid strenuous physical activity for a few days after the Vampire Lift. Additionally, strong UV exposure from intense sunbathing or visits to the tanning salon should be avoided.

Unfortunately, before-and-after photo comparisons of the Vampire Lift are not permitted to be published in Germany. However, during an individual consultation, patients can view corresponding before-and-after photos of the Vampire Lift upon request, allowing them to get a first impression of the treatment’s potential.

Initial results of the Vampire Lift are visible immediately after treatment. Over the course of the following days and weeks, the effect of the PRP autologous blood therapy builds up continuously and reaches its peak after about one to three months. The duration of the PRP procedure’s effects varies from patient to patient and ranges between six and twelve months. With regular use, long-lasting results can be achieved. In the initial phase of autologous blood therapy, it is recommended to schedule several injection treatments at four-week intervals. Later on, an annual touch-up is often sufficient to maintain the effects of the Vampire Lift.

With regular PRP treatment, even deep wrinkles can be significantly reduced and skin texture comprehensively improved. Depending on the diagnosis and desired outcome, pronounced wrinkles, sagging facial areas, and severe volume loss can sometimes only be corrected with a surgical procedure such as a facelift. During the consultation, the experienced physician will provide detailed information on which treatment method will yield which results in your specific case.

Since the Vampire Lift uses the body’s own substances, the treatment is generally very well tolerated and involves virtually no allergic reactions or rejection. Normal and harmless side effects of autologous blood therapy include mild pain, redness, swelling, and bruising, which usually subside completely within a few days. The risk of infection, which is inherent in any injection, is minimized by adhering to applicable safety and hygiene measures.

It is not possible to set flat rates for aesthetic procedures (both surgical and minimally invasive). At the Dr. Bravin-Jumpertz practice, each patient receives a treatment plan that is individually tailored to their initial condition and preferences. Therefore, the cost of a Vampire Lift may vary from patient to patient. On average, patients should expect prices starting at 200 euros, depending on their specific condition; for larger skin areas, higher costs may apply. Information regarding costs and financing options will be discussed during the personal consultation.