Kim Kardashian's Extreme Beauty Care In Korea Is In The Spotlight, Using Blood Plasma Injections

Kim Kardashian beauty treatments. (Instagram/@kimkardashian)

JAKARTA - Kim Kardashian is again stealing attention, this time it's not because of fashion or business, but because of extreme beauty treatments that are being tried during a visit to South Korea.

Together with his younger brother Khloé Kardashian and his best friend, Kim follows a number of well-known innovative K-Beauty procedures, including injections that use their own blood as the main ingredient.

The trip was immortalized with a well-known aesthetic expert, Vanessa Lee, who was a beauty guide during the holiday.

"Korea is known for its advanced skin technology, ranging from hyperpigmentation, body distancing, to biostimulator skin boosters. I have wanted to try some of them for a long time," Vanessa said, quoted from Entertainment Tonight.

One of the treatments in the spotlight is the PRFM (Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrix) technique, which is injecting blood plasma that is processed back into the skin to improve texture and elasticity.

This procedure is considered a further version of theOODfacial that Kim popularized several years ago.

"I want to start breaking through PRFM into the skin to provide additional support. The results are more natural because they come from my own body," Vanessa explained.

In addition to PRFM, the group also tried to treat body inflammation with microwave technology, as well as a combination of PicoSure lasers and Vivace microneedling equipment for maximum skin rejuvenation results.

"We found many interesting things. From pharmacy products such as Noscarna creams for scars, to sophisticated procedures that can only be obtained at Korean clinics. It feels like every time you come here there are always new things." Vanessa added.

With this series of treatments, it is not surprising that South Korea is increasingly establishing itself as the center of world beauty innovation. This time, Kim Kardashian himself immediately proved it.