Two complementary steps
Microneedling activates a wound-healing response while PRP provides patient-derived growth factors.

SkinPen microneedling paired with your own platelet-rich plasma supports collagen, texture, tone, and a naturally refreshed glow.
A Vampire Facial begins with a small blood draw used to prepare platelet-rich plasma (PRP). SkinPen microneedling creates controlled microchannels, and PRP is used as a regenerative adjunct. The treatment is chosen for patients who want a collagen-focused approach using material derived from their own blood.
Start with clarity. Every new patient can begin with a complimentary consultation and Alma IQ skin analysis when appropriate.

Microneedling activates a wound-healing response while PRP provides patient-derived growth factors.
SkinPen settings are adjusted by area and concern.
Texture and collagen-related improvements develop gradually as skin remodels.
We begin with your goals, health history, and a careful assessment so your plan is appropriate—not automatic.
Your provider selects the treatment area, settings, and sequence around your skin, comfort, and preferred downtime.
You receive clear aftercare, realistic expectations, and a follow-up plan based on your response.
Many people explore Vampire Facial because they want a nonsurgical, personalized option. You may be a reasonable candidate if:
A consultation is also where we identify reasons to delay treatment, choose another approach, or seek additional medical evaluation.
A common starting protocol is three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, followed by individualized maintenance every six to twelve months.
Follow the instructions provided for your exact treatment. Protect the area, avoid picking or aggressive products, and contact the clinic if healing differs from the guidance you received.
It includes microneedling, but adds PRP prepared from your own blood.
Redness, tightness, dryness, sensitivity, and pinpoint marks can occur for several days.
Skin may look refreshed early, but collagen remodeling continues over weeks to months.
A small blood sample is processed to concentrate platelets. Your provider will explain the protocol and sterile handling.
Visit Gillett Health Aesthetics at 14400 College Blvd in Lenexa, serving Overland Park, Leawood, Shawnee, Olathe, and the greater Kansas City metro.
Information on this page is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice. Candidacy, risks, benefits, recovery, and expected outcomes are reviewed during consultation. Results and the number of treatments needed vary by patient.