Dracula Therapy London

Like all medical procedures, there always lies a level of risk that each patient should note before undergoing the procedure. Luckily, Dracula Therapy is a natural process as it uses your blood, allowing it to be comparatively safe and well tolerated by most people.

Regardless, your choice to undergo the treatment should be based on your evaluation between the associated risk and expected benefits, which are acceptable to you.

Some of the more common complications are skin redness which typically occurs immediately after injection. In most cases, however, the redness will fade a few hours after the procedure. You may also notice some swelling in the targeted area; swelling does not persist longer than a few days in most cases.

Alongside any injection, there is a minimal chance of inflammation, pus formation, necrosis, or nerve damage. Though it is unlikely, it should be accounted for.

Some conditions remove your eligibility for Dracula Therapy. These would include: Thrombocytopenia, any blood coagulation disorder including hypofibrinogenemia, severe anaemia, both acute or chronic infection, being under the age of 18, active cancer and finally, hemodynamic instability.

Alongside your Health care professional’s advice, there are some things you should avoid for the next two to three days after your treatment. These would include: Touching the injected site, excessive exposure to sunlight, strenuous physical activity, visits to a sauna and or steam room, and finally, high-temperature environments.

There are many reasons to choose Croma and Arthrex ACP at Pulse Light Clinic. Some of these reasons include: gentle and short centrifugation, which prevents the damage of blood cells, optimal platelet concentration of 2.5x more than in blood, scientifically proven to give ideal results, low concentration of erythrocytes and leukocytes (red and white blood cells) and finally, Arthrex ACP does not contain any artificially added separation gels, anticoagulants or anaesthetics, making it a 100% autologous substance typically referred to as autologous PRP.

The downtime is relatively minimal. You can go back to your regular schedule right after your treatment. However, It is common for swelling in the treated area to persist for a few days.

Its beneficial effects allow faster healing in the transplanted area and accelerate the growth of new hairs alongside the existing hair.

Results are visible after about 6 weeks, and a further 1 or 2 treatments is recommended for full impact. The results are long-lasting, but some people choose to have maybe an annual top-up treatment after a year.

The 2 treatments work in very different ways, with Anti-ageing injections paralysing certain muscles to achieve smooth, wrinkle-free skin (or other treatment options) and Dracula Therapy improving the texture, integrity and firmness of the skin itself. Any of the above treatments could be combined to full effect according to an individual’s particular concerns and preferences. Some people like that Dracula Therapy is autologous (i.e. a natural treatment with only their own blood being used to extract growth factors) rather than any “foreign substance”.

The injections are with such a fine needle they are not uncomfortable; very similar to that felt
with injections (tiny stings). The blood test to extract the lasms is like a regular blood test;
again with a very small, fine needle.

The most common treatment cycles for optimal results are three to six sessions.

You can find our prices on our price table.

Plenty of trustworthy research has shown that Dracula therapy speeds up healing, hair regrowth and skin rejuvenation.

As it uses autologous conditioned plasma, it is a comparatively safe treatment, with few meaningful side effects in almost all cases.

You may notice some minor hair shedding right after your treatment due to growth factors stimulating hair growth of new, healthier, thicker hair to replace the old ones.