Online Kurs - PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) für die Ästhetik

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Online Kurs | PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) für die Ästhetik

Wenn Sie Ihre Praxis erweitern möchten, sollten Sie PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) zu Ihren Angeboten hinzufügen. Dieses Verfahren verbessert die Hautstruktur Ihres Patienten, indem es das Wachstum von neuem Kollagen fördert.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) für Ästhetik ist eine natürliche Weiterentwicklung von Dienstleistungen für jede ästhetische Praxis und kann Ihre bestehenden nicht-invasiven ästhetischen Patientenverfahren ergänzen, um länger anhaltende Ergebnisse zu erzielen, Gesichtsfalten und tiefe Falten zu reduzieren, schlaffe Haut aufzupumpen, Tonus und Textur zu verbessern und vieles mehr!

Steigern Sie Ihre Praxiseinnahmen

Generieren Sie zusätzliche Einnahmen für Ihre ästhetische Praxis, indem Sie PRP für Ästhetik in Ihre Leistungen hinzufügen und dabei helfen, die Regenerationsprozesse des Körpers zu initiieren.

Verbessern Sie die Ergebnisse für Ihre Patienten

PRP für Ästhetik kann dazu beitragen, noch bessere Ergebnisse Ihrer kosmetischen Eingriffe und unmittelbarere Ergebnisse zu erzielen, die lange anhalten und ein geringes Risiko für Nebenwirkungen für Ihre Patienten aufweisen.

Lernen Sie in Ihrem eigenen Tempo

Dieser PRP Online Kurs ist exklusiv online erhältlich. Sie können bequem von zu Hause oder vom Büro aus in Ihrem eigenen Tempo lernen.

Lernen Sie den Ablauf von PRP-Behandlung

Es gibt verschiedene PRP-Protokolle. Verwenden Sie standardisiertes ästhetisches Platelet Rich Plasma PRP Protokoll, um sichere und konsistente Ergebnisse für Ihre Praxis und Ihre Patienten zu gewährleisten.

Warum sollten Sie Ihren Patienten PRP (Thrombozytenreiches Plasma) anbieten?

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) ist eine Art regenerative Therapie, bei der die körpereigene Fähigkeit genutzt wird, sich selbst zu heilen:

Erhöht die natürlichen Wachstumsfaktoren und Zytokine, die der Körper des Patienten zur Heilung und Reparatur verwendet.
Patienten haben nur minimale bis keine Ausfallzeiten und sehen innerhalb weniger Wochen sichtbare Ergebnisse. Die Ergebnisse halten bis zu 18 Monate an.
Nutzen für Menschen mit ungleichmäßigem Hautton, Hyperpigmentierung, feinen Linien und Falten, sichtbaren Zeichen des Alterns und Aknenarben.
Kombinieren Sie PRP für Ästhetik mit anderen Hautverjüngungsbehandlungen wie Mikronadeln, um die Kollagenproduktion zu stimulieren und Ihren Patienten bessere und lang anhaltende Ergebnisse zu liefern.

Was ist Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) für Ästhetik?

PRP (Thrombozytenreiches Plasma) ist eine Art regenerative Therapie, die die angeborene Fähigkeit des Körpers nutzt, sich selbst zu heilen und gleichzeitig die Hände der Zeit zurückzudrehen. Praktiker der ästhetischen Medizin verwenden PRP, um Gesichtsfalten und tiefe Falten zu reduzieren, schlaffe Haut aufzufüllen, den Ton und die Textur der Haut zu verbessern und Aknenarben zu verringern.

In einem einfachen dreistufigen Verfahren wird das eigene Blut des Patienten durch Einbringen in eine Zentrifuge abgetrennt und das plättchenreiche Plasma erneut in den betroffenen Bereich injiziert. Patienten lieben diesen Prozess, da es sich um eine natürliche Anwendung handelt und sie nur minimale bis keine Ausfallzeiten haben. Die Ergebnisse sind für die meisten innerhalb weniger Wochen sichtbar und können Monate dauern, bevor eine weitere Anwendung erforderlich ist!

Wenn Sie dieses Verfahren als Ergänzung zu bestehenden ästhetischen Angeboten wie Füllstoffen und Microneedling hinzufügen, können Sie die Patientenzufriedenheit steigern und die Einnahmen pro Patient steigern. Es gibt eine anfängliche Investition in die Ausrüstung, um eine Zentrifuge für den Bluttrennungsprozess und PRP-Röhrchen zu kaufen. Nach dieser anfänglichen Investition sind Ihre Kosten pro Patient jedoch recht niedrig, da Sie dabei das eigene Blut des Patienten verwenden.

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