In this article, we would like to explore more about the latest advancement in PRP treatment.
Cellular Matrix facelift treatment is a combination treatment of Autologous Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) with Hyaluronic Acid (HA). It is a unique kind of Platelet-Rich Plasma that can be utilized to reinforce the facial ligaments as well as improving the hydration and iridescence of the skin. Cellular Matrix joins your very own Platelet-Rich Plasma with a hydrating HA arrangement in a unique cylinder.
What is the difference between Cellular Matrix and ordinary Platelet-Rich Plasma?
Cellular Matrix includes uncrosslinked (hydrating) Hyaluronic Acid (HA) added to the tube and mixed with PRP. With the help of Hyaluronic Acid, platelets last for longer and boosting the results of the Face Lift Treatment. It is then infused underneath the skin into the dermal layer (deep dermis), over the muscle — more profound than PRP. Hyaluronic Acid makes a space in this layer for the development elements to increase in and furthermore to go about as a platform to help the new cell development. It will draw in water, expanding the stoutness of the cells and eventually your skin.
Within 3 months you will notice that your skin looks and feels plumper, more grounded, and progressively brilliant, and that the general flexibility of the treated territory is more prominent. The outcome slowly improves over weeks to months, giving an unpretentious, normally lifted look.
Treatment result.
Treatment protocol is monthly treatment for the first 3 months and once 3-4 monthly thereafter.
What are the advantages of cellular matrix facelift treatment?
- Skin elasticity will increase
- Creases, fine lines and wrinkles will become less visible or disappear
- Skin will become firm, compact, tighten and lifted
- Skin will be deeply moisturized giving rise to that healthy glow effect
- Sharpen facial outline
For those who love to know more about the molecular aspect of the treatment mechanism, these are the details:
Platelets are key factors in hard and soft tissue repair mechanisms. They provide essential growth factors, such as FGF, PDGF, TGF-ß, EGF, VEGF, IGF, which are involved in stem cell migration, differentiation and proliferation. Additionally, platelets also stimulate fibroblasts and endothelial cells to induce new extracellular matrix deposition and neo-vascularisation (new blood vessels formation) respectively.
Plasma contains many factors essential for cell survival including nutrients, vitamins, hormones, electrolytes, growth factors (such as IGF and HGF), and proteins. Among the plasma proteins, the molecules vital for the coagulation process and for the fibrin polymer formation will serve as a scaffold for cell migration and new tissue generation.
Platelet-Rich Plasma
· Increases the production of collagen
· Stimulates stem cell differentiation and proliferation
· Triggers angiogenesis (new blood vessels formation)
· Creates a volumising effect
Hyaluronic acid concentration dropped significantly in aged skin.
The key molecule involved in skin moisture is hyaluronic acid (HA) that has a unique capacity in retaining water. It has the following benefits:
· More than 25 years of clinical evidence and experience in skin hydration and volume correction
· As a major component of the extracellular matrix
· Binds water and creates volume
· Stimulates migration and proliferation of cells
Cellular Matrix
A revolutionary innovation combining two treatment concepts in one.
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