The True Blood procedure uses your body’s own healing and growth factors to rejuvenate your skin and supportive tissues. It fills the small cavities under your skin that cause wrinkles and the large cavities that cause that “hollow” look as we age.  But most importantly it nourishes and revitalizes your skin AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL.

From make-up to surgery most cosmetic procedures improve your appearance superficially.  You look better at a distance but, up close, your age still shows.  We hear this all the time in comments like: “SHE’s had work done!!”

Because they’re not natural and we know it. How many times have you seen how botox causes the slack or “surprised” look because it paralyzed the facial muscles. Or what about the shiny “puppet” appearance seen in people who have had fillers surgery and implants. It may LOOK better at a distance but we can all tell it’s not real.

PRP actually speeds healing and, since your body could be said to be healing every day, it slows down the aging process.

I guess the final answer comes from a higher power than me. But what we do know is this: aging is caused by the IMPERFECT REPRODUCTION of cells. You see! Your body produces new cells every day and every organ in your body is constantly losing cells that die and need to be replaced. This is true of EVERY ORGAN with no exceptions. Even your bones are constantly being replaced with new cells.

Unlike digital copies that are the same every time, your body makes ANALOG reproductions that are slightly different each time. It’s like difference between printing a letter from your computer and printing it on a copy machine. The computer version will never look different even after a million copies. But if you copy a letter on your copier, then copy it and so on eventually you will end up with an unrecognizable blob. Cells that are unrecognizable blobs are cancer cells. But cells that are not cancer, just imperfect, produce the effect we call aging.

Well, we can’t. But what we CAN so is slow the process down….. a lot!! This is where PRP comes in and where the True Blood Facelift is unique.

Telomeres are like the hard plastic tips of your shoe laces. Have you ever had your shoe lace tips come off? If you did you probably noticed the laces got frayed. Well, telomeres keep your chromosomes together and protect them from fraying so…. When they wear out you start to age.

When telomeres fail you start making more and more imperfect cells. Like digital copies that are the same every time, your chromosomes contain code that ensures all the cell components are reproduced. It’s like difference between printing a letter from your computer and printing it on a copy machine. The computer version will never look different even after a million copies. But if you copy a letter on your copier, then copy it and so on eventually you will end up with an unrecognizable blob. Cells that are unrecognizable blobs are cancer cells. But cells that are not cancer, just imperfect, produce the effect we call aging.