Skin Health
Skin Rejuvenation & Repair
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Glycolic, TCA and Salicylic chemical peels are a powerful way to exfoliate, brighten and renew your skin. The outer layers of the skin are removed, while cell turnover is stimulated in the epidermis, which promotes smoother, clearer, more even-toned skin.
Chemical peels may also be used to address a wide range of skin concerns such as solar lentigos (sun damage spots), melasma, age spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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There is a growing array of polynucleotide injections now available due to their ability to regenerate and repair cells within the extracellular matrix, enhancing the next-generation treatment from within. Polynucleotides are derived from salmon DNA and create a process known as neocollagenesis, which is the formation of fibroblasts in the skin. Bio-stimulating properties are produced, which enhance skin elasticity, reduce inflammation, and deeply hydrate and rejuvenate the skin.
There is a new generation of polynucleotide injections which incorporate the density of HA dermal filler, and these products are best suited to more mature skin. Excellent results may be seen even after just one treatment, but 2 – 4 treatments are usually recommended to obtain long-lasting results.
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These are micro injections (mesotherapy injections) into the skin or may be delivered into the skin with the BAP technique or with the cannula to deeply hydrate and improve skin quality and texture from the inside out. They enhance your skin’s radiance, smoothness and elasticity.
There are a new generation of skin boosters with a denser formulation which help address the structure of the extracellular matrix in the skin. This means that in the older individual with more skin laxity or reduced fat pads, that there is now a way of addressing this issue.
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PRP injections are well known to revitalise the peri-orbital area (under the eyes) and to address hair loss problems.
The skin is rejuvenated by harnessing growth factors from a sample of the patient’s own plasma. Collagen production is stimulated by the growth factors, which are brought to the area by increased blood supply, and fine lines are smoothed away as dull-looking skin and dark circles are minimised.
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The Vampire Facial is a combination therapy using PRP injections for the under-eye area with microneedling for the cheeks, forehead and jawline areas, which will rejuvenate the entire face.
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Repair and re-new the skin with exosomes microneedling. Any damage to the skin causing scarring may be significantly improved with exosomes therapy and the skin will rejuvenate for 8 weeks following the treatment
Hair Loss Treatments
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By harnessing plasma from the patient’s blood using a small amount, scalp injections may be administered to deliver the plasma directly into the hair follicles, into the areas of hair loss. The formation of new blood vessels occurs, and growth factors are delivered into the hair follicles, reactivating dormant hair follicles.
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Exosomes are derived from stem cells and are microscopic cell communicators, having the ability to transmit energy from one side of the cell to the other, and they are loaded with growth factors, protein, RNA and lipids, which means they help stimulate and coordinate cell repair and regeneration. They can reactivate dormant hair follicles, promoting new growth, and can help prolong the anagen (growth phase) of the hair.
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Utilising glucose synthesis, LLLT produces cell repair by the cell’s energy centre absorbing the near-infrared laser light. ATP is increased, providing the energy needed for cell repair and regeneration.
This means that hair follicles are rejuvenated, directly addressing hair loss problems, so it is advised as a therapy used alongside PRP or exosome injections to rejuvenate hair loss.
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Problems such as alopecia areata, androgenetic alopecia (male and female pattern hair loss), telogen effluvium, anagen effluvium and traction alopecia may be treated with a combination of Low-Level Laser Therapy and PRP or exosome injections.
PRP may also be combined with exosomes therapy
Dermatological Conditions
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Acne and acne scarring may be treated with chemical peels as an adjunct therapy to complement your regular acne treatment.
I will also be able to advise you if you have other dermatological skin conditions which you may need advice or help with.
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Chemical peels cam be used to address a wide range of skin concerns such as solar lentigos (sun damage spots), melasma, age spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Glycolic, TCA and Salicylic chemical peels are a powerful way to exfoliate, brighten and renew your skin. The outer layers of the skin are removed, while cell turnover is stimulated in the epidermis, which promotes smoother, clearer, more even-toned skin.