What treatment involves
Emma assesses the area, reviews your health and medicines, and explains the preparation proposed. Blood is collected and processed before the agreed treatment. The amount and location depend on your anatomy and suitability.
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Filler prepared from your own blood-derived material and used selectively following clinical assessment.
Book a consultationBiofiller is a term used for autologous injectable preparations made using a patient’s own blood. It may be considered for selected contour or volume concerns following assessment. Emma explains the specific preparation used and whether it is appropriate for you. Using your own blood does not make treatment risk-free or guarantee a better result.
Emma assesses the area, reviews your health and medicines, and explains the preparation proposed. Blood is collected and processed before the agreed treatment. The amount and location depend on your anatomy and suitability.
Research into autologous plasma-gel preparations is relatively limited, and methods differ. Results from one method cannot automatically be applied to another. Early fullness may include swelling; duration and maintenance needs vary. Treatment should not be regarded as a permanent correction or a substitute for a surgical lift.
Blood collection and injections can cause discomfort, bruising and swelling. Follow the aftercare provided and contact the clinic if unexpected symptoms occur.
Infection, unevenness and vascular injury are possible. Emma explains the limitations, alternatives and risks before treatment, including the evidence relevant to the preparation proposed.
The information above is general and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Recommendations, risks, expected outcomes and aftercare are confirmed personally before treatment.
If you are unsure whether this treatment is right for you, book a consultation and we will help you understand the available options.