First, the medical provider draws a sample of your blood. The sample is placed in a special tube and spun in a specially designed centrifuge. The spinning process isolates the white platelet rich plasma (PRP) found within our blood. That PRP is then drawn into a syringe and injected into the treatment area (nipples, areola and surrounding tissue) using a special, blunt tip cannula. Additional dermal fillers may also be used in conjunction with PRP to augment or compliment the results.

From the initial blood draw, to the spinning of the blood, to the isolation and extraction of the PRP, to the actual injection into the treatment area, expect the entire process to take about an hour.

Remember that this procedure relies on the body’s natural healing process to kickstart the lasting results. This process allows for noticeable results to show up within a few weeks of the procedure, but the process will continue for months, usually 3-6 months, until a full result is accomplished.

Like all cosmetic procedures, multiple sessions may require for best results. Some patients find optimal results after one treatment, other patients return for maintenance treatments every 4-6 months.

It’s important to remember that the vampire nipple lift injection is non-surgical, hence there is no downtime. You may resume normal activity, including exercise, a few hours after the procedure time.

This is a safe, no downtime procedure that perks up appearance and sensation of the aging or post-pregnancy, post-breastfeeding of nipples and breasts where signs of aging are noticeable.

Even though pain is individually variable, most of our patients describe their experience as a minimal discomfort at the time of of the injection but no pain after completion of the procedure. We’ll do our best to make you as comfortable as possible during treatment.

Bruising, swelling and redness may appear but are usually transient. To date, we have not seen infections, but infections are always possible. All patients need to be mindful of their incision sites and keep them as clean as possible until they’ve completely healed. There may also be slight, tolerable soreness at injection sites.