Under eye injections--especially dermal fillers--is known to be a rather sensitive treatment area. It is not overly painful, but can be more painful than other types of filler injections. However, when using platelet rich plasma under…
The use of platelet rich plasma in medical and cosmetic procedures is a fairly new practice. The term PRP was first coined in the 1970s and it was around a decade later that surgeons used it…
Non-surgical hair restoration using platelet rich plasma does not require a full recovery like hair transplant surgery. However, patients do need to exercise some caution following PRP hair restoration injections to promote the best results. Here’s…
With countless hair restoration options and techniques, when looking for the best one, it can become an overwhelming task. Ultimately, the best hair restoration largely depends on the type and extent of hair loss you have…
PRP microneedling, also known as microneedling with PRP, is a treatment that creates microscopic injuries in the skin to promote new collagen production. Adding PRP to this treatment promotes faster and better healing because PRP is…
Platelet rich plasma is a substance found in our blood. PRP contributes to wound healing and clotting. Due to its function in the healing process, platelet rich plasma contains many proteins and nutrients that offer benefits…
When it comes to filler procedures, under eye filler is among one of the trickiest. It requires an experienced injector and can only utilize certain types of filler. The skin under the eyes is also thinner…
When looking for a way to restore thinning and lost hair, it is not uncommon for patients to come across stem cell hair restoration. Understanding that it is a non-surgical method, patients often have questions about…
Microneedling is a medical grade skincare treatment that makes small punctures in the skin to induce collagen production. The healing that takes place can reduce the appearance of acne scars, pigmentation issues, and smooth a rough…
Hair and facial volume loss have many causes. In both cases, aging remains the most common cause. However, various medical conditions can contribute to these conditions. For example, cancer and autoimmune diseases can cause hair to…