When Will You See Results, and How Long Will They Last?
Dr. Devgan advised that it takes four to seven days for the full effect to kick in, and collagen induction will happen on the back burner over the course of six to eight weeks. After a few days, my skin definitely felt a bit tighter, and after three weeks, I was pretty much makeup-free 24/7 (aside from a swipe of blush and some mascara). Dr. Devgan also said the results will last around the same time as Botox, which is about three months for most people.
Is It Worth It?
To be totally transparent, after about a week, I didn't see any radical difference in my skin. That said, I already partake in a pretty intense skincare regimen and have relatively problem-free skin (being an editor has its perks!). I don't have a ton of pigmentation, have no acne scarring, and already consider my skin to be on the glowy side — I think the treatment just served to keep up my skin's business as usual. However, now that it's been about three weeks since microinfusion, I'm suddenly noticing added plumpness and brightness in my cheeks and not a pore in sight — the PRP at work! Meaning it's definitely been more of a delayed-gratification process in my case.
From the other accounts I've read and before-and-after photos I've seen, it seems like microinfusion is probably best suited to people who feel their skin is dull or whose skin is prone to congestion and oversize pores. If that rings true for you, give it a try! Microinfusion could be your golden ticket to the glass skin of your dreams.
