The procedure may reduce wrinkles, plump skin, diminish, acne scars, brighten dull skin. It’s safe for people of any age, but if you’re taking a blood thinner, have skin cancer, or any medical condition related to blood, such as HIV or hepatitis C, a vampire facelift isn’t recommended.

There’s limited research on vampire facelifts, but one study Trusted Source found that the skin’s texture improved significantly more with PRP than it did with saline injections. The efficacy of a vampire facelift is because of plasma, which is yellow. Plasma is protein-rich, and it carries nutrients, protein, and hormones to the rest of the body. Plasma also contains growth factors, which can increase cell turnover, collagen production, and elastin for firmer, younger-looking skin.  

If you live in Tarpon Springs and thinking about Vampire Facial, Dr Nyree Abdool is here for you.