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MICRONEEDLING + PRP

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For those looking to improve the look of scars, boost collagen, or encourage hair growth, microneedling can offer a minimally invasive solution. The practice dates back to 1995, but has gained significant traction in recent years thanks to new technology—and YouTube and Instagram.

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Microneedling creates microscopic punctures in the skin.

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Simply put, microneedling is the insertion of very fine short needles into the skin for the purposes of rejuvenation. But, if the prospect of multiple needle wounds sounds slightly ominous to you, know that the punctures are more like pin-pricks that enter only surface-level deep.

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Microneedling offers fairly immediate results.

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From microneedling alone, you will look plump, pink and luminous for a couple of weeks. On a short-term basis, it plumps the skin and makes the skin look more radiant from inflammation and very superficial swelling.

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Microneedling promises improvement over time.

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According to a 2008 study, skin treated with four microneedling sessions spaced one month apart produced up to a 400% increase in collagen and elastin six months after completing treatment.

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Facial Rejuvenation with PRP

 

The Facial Rejuvenation is a complete facial procedure without involving any surgery. The procedure avoids all of incisions and the unnecessary downtime that surgery requires.

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The main goal of this procedure is to restore the youthful contour and shape of your face. In addition,  improvement in skin quality, tightness and color irregularities caused by the aging process will be greatly reduced.

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What makes the stem cell facelifts (Facial Rejuvenation) unique and different from other fat transplant procedures is the fact that the abdominal fat and stem cells are mixed with a specific combination of growth factors that help both the stem cells and adipose tissues grow into the needed tissue to restore both the fat to enhance the volume of the face as well as skin elements to improve both the quality and texture of the skin

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