PRP Facelifts

What to Expect Following a PRP Facelift?

You may notice some redness on your face after a PRP facelift, but the procedure itself is non-invasive and usually requires little downtime. Try to avoid touching your skin in the hours following surgery if you can help it; limiting contact with bacteria will reduce inflammation of any incisions or sutures afterward. If possible, take Tylenol for pain relief and use an ice pack (or another cold compress) as needed to keep swelling down while waiting out the recovery time. You'll see immediate improvement from filler injections that plump up areas like wrinkles around your mouth when they are injected into those creases—particularly helpful for people who have lost volume due to natural aging processes or weight loss over the years!