With the festive season getting closer, you feel a lot of joy, but also a lot of stress. The latter can lead to inflammation and skin aging, as the excess cortisol production breaks down collagen. Combined with frequent travel, social obligations, and long work hours, the damage becomes visible on the skin through fine lines, undereye circles, and dull skin.
PRFM treatments are a good way to offer the skin a much-needed refresh, as they kick the skin into healing and rejuvenation mode. Residents in New York and beyond enjoy its minimally invasive approach, which is compatible with the bustle of the holiday season.
PRFM treatments are an advanced option of PRP, using your own blood to promote rejuvenation and repair. That said, unlike traditional PRP, PRFM puts the platelets within a fibrin matrix, gradually releasing the growth factors over the course of the next seven days.
This process promotes skin repair and rejuvenation through natural means, using your blood to decrease the chances of a reaction. With time, it reduces the signs of aging while encouraging tissue regeneration, addressing the visible signs of stress.
PRFM treatments address multiple signs of fatigue and aging, offering a more rejuvenated look. Here’s how it can help you as the festive season comes around.
Under-eye circles are common during the holiday season, due to a combination of stress and poor sleep. Low collagen and poor circulation in the area create under-eye depression and dark pits that make you look tired, even if you sleep enough.
PRFM treatments are gentle enough to be used in the delicate eye area, promoting circulation and adding volume while reducing periorbital hyperpigmentation. This can make you look rested and more youthful.
High stress levels during the holidays compromise the collagen bonds, as cortisol leads to their accelerated breakdown. This causes the appearance of fine lines while making existing wrinkles deeper.
PRFM treatments deliver growth factors into the target area, strengthening the dermal structure and leading to the production of new collagen and elastin bonds. This reduces wrinkles and sagging, offering a more youthful aesthetic.
Holiday stress, when combined with factors such as low humidity and cold weather, can leave the skin feeling dull. The skin dries faster than usual, and the body tries to hang on to those dead cells to protect itself from the harsh environment.
PRFM encourages the production of new, healthy cells, promoting cellular turnover and vascularization. With time, this improves your skin texture while reducing dullness.
PRFM can restore skin hydration by stimulating collagen and elastin production while increasing blood flow. This brings nutrients exactly where they are needed, improving skin firmness and elasticity while indirectly stimulating hyaluronic acid levels. This can make the skin look radiant and hydrated.
PRFM treatments are gradual yet become noticeable after a week or two. Most patients notice improvements in their skin glow within two to four weeks of treatment, which is just in time for Christmas and New Year’s. Skin dullness is less pronounced, the texture improves significantly, and you may also notice less pigmentation.
Full benefits occur within several months, as the collagen bonds begin to mature. While fine lines and enlarged pores may improve within the month, deeper lines and wrinkles continue to reduce within the next year. With regular treatment, you can restore the skin’s glow and reduce the damage brought on by holiday stress.
Holiday stress can take a significant toll on your skin, making it look dull and aged. PRFM treatments come as a solution, refreshing your skin, offering a well-deserved glow. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Ariel Ostad today and see what PRFM treatments can do for you!
For more information about PRFM treatments, contact Dr. Ariel Ostad at 212-517-7900. He can offer all the insight you need to make an informed decision. You can also fill out the online contact form, and we will get in touch with you shortly.
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