Strong, shiny, healthy hair is a decoration for any girl. You need to care for them as carefully as for the skin: cleanse, moisturize, nourish, “feed” vitamins. However, what if, where until recently there was a lush mane, a dull straw appeared? In other words, what should I do if my hair suddenly begins to split, break, lose its radiance? Experts recommend trying plasmolifting for hair.
The essence of the procedure
The name of the impact sounds pretty impressive. What does it consist of? Plasmolifting for hair is a rejuvenating therapeutic procedure, which consists in introducing under the patient’s skin plasma of his own blood, previously enriched with platelets. As you must remember from school biology lessons, platelets contain growth factors and are responsible for the regeneration of young tissue. Everything happens as follows: you take a little blood from a vein and put it in a special device - a centrifuge-separator. There, the substance is divided into erythrocyte mass and plasma. The latter is injected into the treatment area, that is, into the scalp. It doesn't hurt at all; if necessary, however, local anesthesia is used. It should be noted that plasmolifting for hair is not the only area of application. The procedure is widely used in cosmetology for the treatment of acne, the fight against scars and scars, the restoration of the face after peeling and photo damage. After it, the skin color improves significantly, it becomes smoother, firmer and toned.
Indications
Plasmolifting for hair is prescribed mainly for the treatment of alopecia, that is, hair loss. Point injections of autoplasma contribute to increased blood circulation, normalization of metabolism, increase local immunity. In addition, this procedure is indicated for those who suffer from seborrhea, since it has a positive effect on the functioning of the sebaceous glands. According to experts, hair loss stops after only a few visits to the cosmetologist, and after a couple of weeks their condition improves significantly - they become thicker, more fluffy, the former shine returns. The scalp at the same time ceases to peel off, itching and burning pass, dandruff disappears. The average rate is from one to two months. How often should plasmolifting be repeated for hair? Patient reviews indicate that the effect of the procedure persists for several years.
Contraindications
Did the doctor advise you on plasmolifting for hair? The price of this method of exposure depends on a number of factors: on the status of the specialist who will work with you, on the class of the salon you will contact, and finally on how long the course of treatment will last. However, it is very important to remember contraindications. It is not recommended to carry out the procedure:
- Pregnant and lactating women.
- Patients with diabetes.
- People with any skin diseases and inflammatory processes.
- Persons with impaired blood coagulation, mental illness, immunosuppressive conditions.
- In the presence of malignant neoplasms.