Suggested Pricing

These prices represent the least that providers should charge.  If the doctors compete on price, it drives the price down so low that there can be no profit.

Providers of these procedures must pay rent, and payroll, and taxes, and groceries like everyone else. We must make a profit (more money received than the cost of supplies and time of keeping the office open) to keep the doors open to take care of people. 

If you want to give away services, that’s good (most of us do) but the following prices should be the lowest prices advertised. Gifts of charity and “give away prices” done in secret put the heavens in debt to you…advertised discounts, will get you removed from the group.

There is never a need to advertise these procedures on discount websites.

Some (those who went for more specialized training or who live in larger cities where the cost of living is more) should charge more than the following suggested minimum prices:

Vampire FaceLift® —–$1,500

Vampire Facial® (microneedling + PRP done in our specified way) ——-$600

Microneedling without the PRP—$200

Vampire Breast Lift® —$1,800

O-Shot®—————–$1,200

Priapus Shot®———-$1,800

Vampire Hair™………….$1,800 (for series of 3)

Vampire Wing Lift™……$800 if done as part of the O-Shot® procedure. $1,200 if done as a stand-alone procedure (more because must spin the blood specifically for this procedure (should include at least 1 syringe of Juvederm or other HA filler).

 

Repeat injections in the same patient (if needed):

Priapus Shot®———$1,000

O-Shot®—————-$1,000

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*This website is intended solely as professional education for licensed healthcare providers. It is not medical advice, not patient-directed advertising, and not an offer to treat any individual. Nothing here should be used by a member of the public to diagnose or treat any condition; patients should consult a qualified, licensed physician about their own care. The procedures and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) applications discussed are investigational and/or off-label. They have not been evaluated or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug *Administration (FDA) for the uses described, and the FDA has not approved PRP or these procedures to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease: PRP is a blood product that belongs to the patient, not a drug, and is not regulated by the FDA; also the FDA regulates drugs and devices, not procedures. References to the O-Shot®, P-Shot® (Priapus Shot®), Clitoxin®, Vampire Facial®, Vampire Facelift®, and other trademarked procedures describe training methods and clinical approaches; they do not imply FDA clearance or guaranteed outcomes.

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