Cellenis Bio PRP

What Is Cellenis Bio PRP

Cellenis Bio PRP uses components obtained from a small sample of your own blood. PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma, which contains platelets that release growth factors involved in the body’s repair processes.

For the plasma-gel approach, a portion of the plasma is processed into a gel-like material and combined with PRP. This differs from standard liquid PRP and is intended to provide temporary tissue support alongside a skin-rejuvenation approach.

At Dvida Spa, your provider will explain the preparation used, the treatment areas being considered, and the results that may be realistic for you.

Why Consider Bio PRP

You may be interested in Cellenis Bio PRP if you want to explore a treatment made from your own blood
components and prefer a conservative approach to aesthetic improvement.

During your consultation, we can discuss:
Under-eye skin quality and tired-looking eyes.
Fine lines and changes in skin texture.
Selected concerns involving mild hollowing.
Whether plasma-based treatment fits your broader rejuvenation plan.

The goal is a refreshed appearance that suits your features. Results vary, and Bio PRP is not appropriate for
every concern or every patient.

Under Eye PRP Near Raleigh at Our Cary Location

The under-eye area can look tired for several different reasons. Thin skin, pigmentation, visible blood vessels,
hollowing, and puffiness may each require a different approach.

If you are searching for PRP under eyes in Raleigh or Cary, our Cary team can help you explore whether a
plasma-based treatment is a reasonable option for your concerns.

Research on PRP and plasma-gel injections has reported improvements in selected under-eye concerns, but
results and treatment protocols vary. No single treatment addresses every cause of dark circles.

At Dvida Spa, we assess the area before recommending a plan. We will discuss whether your main concern is
skin quality, discoloration, volume loss, or a combination—and whether another treatment may be a better fit.

Can Bio PRP Help Smile Lines and Facial Hollows

Smile lines and facial hollows develop for different reasons, including changes in skin quality and underlying
facial support.

If nasolabial folds or mild hollowing are your main concern, ask your provider whether Bio PRP is appropriate
for that area. Suitability depends on your anatomy, the degree of correction desired, and the preparation
being used.

A consultation also gives you an opportunity to compare plasma-based treatment with other options and
understand their different benefits and limitations.

Bio PRP Versus Traditional Dermal Filler

Bio PRP and hyaluronic acid dermal fillers differ in their materials, preparation, and expected behavior.
A plasma-gel treatment is prepared from your own blood components. Hyaluronic acid fillers are
manufactured products designed for specific injectable uses.

These treatments are not interchangeable. The best choice depends on the treatment area, your anatomy,
your desired outcome, and your comfort with the benefits and risks of each option.

Your Dvida provider will help you understand which approach fits your goals. A blood-derived treatment still
carries injection risks and should not be considered risk-free.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Personalized Consultation
We begin by reviewing your concerns, medical history, medications, and previous aesthetic treatments. Your
provider examines the treatment area and discusses candidacy, alternatives, and realistic expectations.

Blood Collection and Preparation
A small blood sample is collected and processed to separate the components used in your treatment. Your
provider explains how your Bio PRP preparation differs from standard liquid PRP.

Treatment
The prepared material is injected into the selected areas according to your individualized plan. Comfort
measures and treatment details are discussed before proceeding.

Aftercare and Follow Up
You receive instructions for caring for the treated area and guidance on when to contact the practice. Follow-
up allows your provider to assess healing and discuss whether additional treatment is appropriate.

Results and Recovery
Your appearance immediately after treatment may include swelling and temporary fullness. This should not be
interpreted as the final result.

Changes in skin quality may develop gradually. The degree of improvement, number of sessions, and duration
of results vary by person, treatment area, and preparation.

Bruising, swelling, redness, and tenderness can occur. Injectable treatments also carry less common but
potentially serious risks, including infection and vascular complications. Your provider will discuss these before
treatment.

Plan ahead if you have an important event, and allow time for recovery.