
Type
PRP/PRF Therapy
Sample
Patient blood
iPRF at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic in Edinburgh is an autologous injectable treatment using a patient blood sample. The clinic performs basic morphological testing with a full blood count before the procedure, then draws blood and uses a horizontal centrifuge to concentrate platelets within plasma. The resulting liquid fibrin is injected into targeted areas and should be administered approximately five minutes after centrifugation. It may suit concerns such as wrinkles, laxity, tear troughs and dark circles. A consultation is required to assess health, medicines and suitability.
About this treatment
iPRF uses the patient’s own blood. The clinic specifies a full blood count before the procedure, followed by blood collection and centrifugation in a horizontal centrifuge to separate and concentrate platelets within plasma. The liquid fibrin is then injected into targeted areas and should be administered within approximately five minutes after centrifugation. Treatment areas may be selected for concerns including smoker’s lines, crow’s feet, Venus lines…
The clinic advises preparation for the two weeks before treatment: drink 2–2.5 litres of fluids daily, avoid alcohol, reduce sugar and trans fats, eat more vegetables, and take vitamin C, chelated zinc and spirulina. Do not take aspirin for 24 hours beforehand, and stop medicines affecting blood clotting plus Gingko Biloba products or supplements five days before treatment, but medication changes should be confirmed with the prescribing clinician.
Aftercare includes no makeup for 24 hours, no alcohol for 48 hours, avoiding sun for two weeks with SPF 50, and avoiding sauna, solarium, swimming pools and gym for one week. Avoid hot baths for 48 hours, limit pet contact, avoid AHA/BHA cosmetics and change the pillowcase. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, infection, skin damage, blood-clotting disorders, anticoagulants, recent oral isotretinoin, recent topical retinoids or steroids, blood diseases and chronic…
Good to know
- Sample
- Patient blood
- Equipment
- Horizontal centrifuge
- Protocol
- Basic morphological tests (full blood count) before the procedure; Blood is drawn and placed into a centrifuge to separate and concentrate platelets within plasma; Fibrin is injected into targeted areas
Who is this for?
Wrinkles, including smoker's lines, crow's feet and Venus lines on the neck; Marionette lines; Nasolabial folds; Loss of laxity; Tear trough; Dark circles under the eyes
Preparation required
For 2 weeks before the procedure, drink 2–2.5 litres of fluids per day, avoid alcohol, reduce sugar, avoid trans fats, eat more vegetables, and take vitamin C, chelated zinc and spirulina; Do not take aspirin 24 hours before the procedure; Stop medications affecting blood clotting and Gingko Biloba products or supplements 5 days before the procedure
About the clinic
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Kinga is an Independent Nurse Prescriber and Registered Nurse specialising in aesthetic nursing. She graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in 2014 and completed a postgraduate course in Cosmetology in Medicine at the University of Lublin, Poland, together with the V300 course at Salford University. She has a background in surgical nursing, extensive medical experience and registration with the Nursing and…
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