The new "vampire facelift" or "Dracula treatment" uses your own blood to combat wrinkles on the face and neck.

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Enter the Vampire FaceLift, which mixes filler with the patient's own blood.

As of April 2011, there are no scientific publications that describe the Vampire Facelift procedure or examine its efficacy.

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Apart from the trip Down Under, actors can choose a $5,000 Vampire Facelift, which puts acid in your face to make you look younger.

It can also be combined with other fillers such as Juvéderm, and a procedure using this combination has been trademarked as "vampire facelift"

Dr Basim Matti has performed the 'Vampire Facelift' at his surgery on many clients wanting a "more youthful look," he says.

Vampire Facelift is a registered trademark of Dr. Charles Runels in the United States since May 24, 2011.

The Vampire Facelift and the O-Shot are just two of the most sought-after treatments provided by Doctors Studio, using all-natural platelet rich plasma technology.

The vampire facelift process involves taking blood from the arm, separating the blood of platelets which are then purified and injected back into the skin to "stimulate the growth of new collagen."

The "platelet-rich fibrin matrix" (PRFM) method, marketed in the United States as Selphyl and also known as the vampire filler or vampire facelift, is a process in cosmetic surgery.

The ruling member of the Kardashian clan, who is expecting Kanye West's baby, has undergone a "vampire facelift" during the latest episode of reality TV series Kourtney & Kim Take Miami.

She shows me pictures of her children on her phone, and photos of herself following a disastrous recent "vampire facelift," which involved injecting her own blood into her face and left her with elephantine swelling for nearly a week.

The company also helped to spread another non-invasive procedure called the "vampire facelift", in which unipotent stem cells are activated in the treatment areas by the application of Platelet Rich Plasma created out of the patient's own plasma.

The 'Vampire Facelift', or Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP) as it is officially known, is reportedly one of the freebies in the Oscars goodie bags for nominees at the Academy Awards.

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It basically is a combination of classical medical microneedling by Dermaroller or DermaPen, both used in Collagen induction therapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma), the latter used in Prolotherapy as well as in the Vampire facelift.

PRP therapy is nothing new - it's been used for the popular Vampire Facelift, and for decades to treat athletic injuries and promote healing after certain procedures - but those same healing properties are now helping giving patients a boost...in the bedroom.

Although any of the many available commercial and non-commercial methods for isolating PRP could theoretically be used to obtain the PRP necessary to perform a Vampire Facelift, most media reports about the procedure to date have described using the Regen Lab system to generate the platelet rich plasma utilized.

Vampire Facelift is a popular name for Selphyl, a non-surgical cosmetic procedure involving the reinjection of a gel-like substance-platelet rich fibrin matrix (PRFM)-derived from a patient's own blood back into multiple areas of the skin of their face in an effort to treat wrinkles and "rejuvenate" the face.

But it looks more like a vampire facelift to me.

Kim Kardashian horrifies fans with bloodied face after undergoing 'vampire facial'

Vampire facials.

Kim Kardashian undergoes the 'vampire facial'.

Sister Kim, who made headlines with her "vampire facial" on the episode, said she was jealous of Kourtney's weigh-in.

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian overshares to the extent that, in March, she posted a picture of her own face covered in blood after undergoing a so-called "vampire facial."

But they soon found out that the reality star was simply undergoing the much-hyped "vampire facial" when they tuned in to the latest episode of her show, Kourtney And Kim Take Miami.

“But one of the biggest things in aesthetics this year will be the vampire facial, which takes out a person’s own cells, whizzes them, and puts them back in again with the collagen all boosted and raring to go.

Dr Barbara Sturm, aesthetic surgeon to Jada Pinkett Smith and the inventor of the vampire facial, attends to a full roster of red carpet and celebrity clients who want a last-minute jowl lifting with no bruising.

Last year it was vampire facials, breast slapping and nipple tattooing. '