PRP Plasma Therapy (Plazmalifting)

Skin rejuvenation using the patient's own platelet-rich plasma at My Best Care: blood is drawn, centrifuged to concentrate platelets and growth factors, and re-injected into the face (or face and neck with the double protocol) to stimulate collagen, improve skin quality and accelerate regeneration. An all-natural, allergy-free biostimulation treatment, also offered combined with hyaluronic acid as the 'Elixír mládí' protocol.

Plasma therapy (PRP — platelet-rich plasma, popularly 'vampire facial' or plazmalifting) harnesses the body's own regenerative signalling for skin rejuvenation, making it one of the few aesthetic treatments with zero risk of allergic reaction. **Process:** A small blood sample is taken from the arm and spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma fraction — a concentrate of growth factors (PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, EGF) that orchestrate tissue repair. The physician injects this plasma intradermally across the treatment area in a grid of micro-injections. **Effects:** Over the following weeks, fibroblast activity, microcirculation and collagen synthesis increase — patients typically notice improved skin hydration, elasticity, tone and a healthy glow, with fine lines softening over a 2–3 session course. PRP particularly suits the under-eye area, dull or thinning skin, and patients who prefer fully biological treatments. **Options at My Best Care:** Single-ampoule treatment covers the face; the Double protocol (2 ampoules) extends generously to face + neck or an intensive full-face dose. The 'Elixír mládí' (Elixir of Youth) combines double PRP with 1.5 ml of injectable hyaluronic acid for simultaneous biostimulation and deep hydration. A RegenPlazma preparation variant is also available. **Course and downtime:** 2–3 sessions at 4–6-week intervals are recommended, then maintenance 1–2x yearly. Expect pinpoint marks and mild swelling for 24–48 hours; makeup the next day.