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If the firm and full USED to describe your breasts then let us introduce you to Vampire Breast Lift. For many women, it is common to experience a loss of volume and shape as early as 35 years of age. You might also experience drooping, crepey skin, less cleavage, and decreased bra size. Curious as to how we can address your aging breasts? Employing the strength of your own platelet-rich plasma and it’s regenerative properties, Dr. Cimikoski will strategically inject your breasts and the surrounding tissue to stimulate growth. Your PRP will act as a fertilizer to activate your body’s stem cells into producing more collagen, elastin, adipose tissue, and blood vessels, all of which contribute to a full and “lifted” breast. Schedule your consult today to discuss your candidacy for a Vampire Breast Lift! Are you a Candidate? If you have any of the following you may be a candidate for the Vampire Breast Lift:

Skin discoloration due to lack of blood flow

Collapsed or droopy breasts

Decrease in sensation due to breast feeding, implants, surgery or aging?

Inverted nipples

Crinkling, crate-paper skin around the cleavage area

Benefits of the Stem Cell Vampire Breast Lift

Improvement in the texture, color, and smoothness in the skin

More pronounced bust line

A natural, rounded appearance

A correction of irregularities

Procedure delivered in a non-invasive, drug free way

Results can be noticeable for up to two years

Chronic diseases are conditions that continue over a long time. These diseases can hinder the lifestyle of someone and may create activity limitations. Some chronic diseases are arthritis or the wear and tear on joints, cancer, or an uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells in the body, stroke, which is a blockage of blood flow to the brain. A heart attack is a blockage of blood flow to the heart; obesity a chronic health condition that is a risk factor of arthritis, stroke, asthma, heart attack, type 2 diabetes, and other issues. Stem cells have also been shown to reduce the symptoms associated with lung conditions like COPD significantly.

Stem cells can be used to treat chronic disease as these cells travel to inflamed areas by using a chemical signal. In chronic conditions, this process is compromised, and stem cells need to be processed and introduced to the affected areas. This can be done by extracting, isolating, and concentrating your adult stem cells, and reintroducing these cells into your bloodstream.

The process is to infuse these stem cells into your bloodstream in much larger numbers and concentrations than is normal. At this point, there are a large number of stem cells circulating in the blood. These newly introduced stem cells travel toward the chronic inflammation. Once at the damaged site, introduced stem cells dominate the injured area and replace dead and damaged cells. When stem cells are infused into the body, their ability to heal is exponentially greater than occurs naturally in the body.