Plasmolifting is the process of activating the secret resources of one's organism for its recovery by autologous transfusion of blood plasma. It is one of the safest ways of transfusion performed by specialists. One’s own blood cannot cause allergy, rules out side-effects, probability of infecting the customer, and has no sex or age limitations. Plasmolifting has relatively few contradictions. Moreover, it can be harmoniously combined with any other method of treatment.

Indications

• prevention of aging
• rehabilitation therapy (after sunburn, intensive cosmetological procedures, plastic surgery)
• stress effects on skin (living in megalopolis, chronic stress, harmful habits, night life, taking some specific types of medicine, immune deficiency)
• loose skin resulted by diet, fasting, rapid weight loss

Contraindications for plasmolifting

• chronic diseases of internal organs that lead to dysfunction of those organs
• diseases of the immune system
• severe forms of diabetes
• defects in blood coagulation and taking of anticoagulants
• flare up of chronic diseases
• infectious diseases at any stage
• mental illnesses
• pregnancy and breastfeeding
• inflammations on the skin subject to treatment

Plasmolifting is an active process of treatment, but at the same time it is mild and harmless, the application of which is strongly effective. It improves the condition of the skin and decreases the pore size. The skin becomes elastic, shiny and full of energy. For achieving the best results it is recommended to make medical interventions once a week. Course duration is 4-6 weeks.

Plasma Gel

Plasma Gel is a gel produced from one’s own plasma used as filler. The plasma is processed in a thermal apparatus that ensures the production of “fibrin sealant”. This preparation is rich in amino acids and proteins.

Thank to modern technologies, specialists are able to turn blood plasma into gel without adding any extra ingredients. Plasma-gel has a high plasticity and modeling properties. Thank to specialties of processing it is possible to obtain gel of any density and volume that allows to model rather large segments.

Indications

• epicanthal fold 
• improvement of nasolabial folds
• correcting the shape and size of lips
• chin correction
• change of face oval and correction of facial unevenness
• reduction of deep wrinkles on neck and chest

Like any procedure, plasmolifting has a number of contraindications

• diabetes
• pregnancy and breastfeeding
• defects in blood coagulation
• rash on the parts where the preparation is to be injected