Microneedling for Hair Restoration is a cosmetic treatment that uses tiny needles to create micro-injuries on the scalp's surface, followed by the application of topical treatments like PRP (platelet-rich plasma) to promote hair growth, follicle density, and improve overall hair health.

Microneedling with PRP works by creating small, controlled injuries in the skin, which stimulate the body's natural healing response. The application of PRP, which contains growth factors and other healing compounds, enhances the healing process and promotes collagen production.

Until the treated skin heals, it is advised to avoid direct sunlight, apply a lotion and/or cream as directed, and refrain from applying makeup for 5-7 days post-treatment.

Chemical Peels are used to treat a variety of skin issues like acne, wrinkles, and discoloration, and may be used to maintain a glowing complexion. Chemical peels come in a variety of strengths and combinations, so it is important to seek the guidance of a skilled medical professional to achieve the desired results and to avoid severe complications. 

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When seeking to make a true change with your skin from a professional service like a chemical peel, you’ll also need to be a part of the process. That means, once a chemical peel is done, or you’ve committed to a series of chemical peels for skin correction, you will need to support the process with good skin care at home. A chemical peel will help your skin maximize the benefits of using a quality skincare system at home.

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Another important step in the process you will be contributing to is the after-care. It is important to read all post-care instructions and be sure to ask your skin professional as many questions as necessary, until you feel comfortable with what to do once you leave from your chemical peel service. Some of the obvious, but sometimes not adhered to instructions are related to sun exposure. It is important to be mindful of the complications that can arise from improper sun protection during the healing time after a medical grade chemical peel. If you are not sure if something may or may not cause a complication, always contact your skin professional for advice.

Neurotoxin Injections are a medical treatment with the cosmetic goal of reducing and preventing facial wrinkles. It is performed using a small needle to administer a solution of botulinum toxin into facial muscles involved in expression, causing a temporary relaxation of the muscles that start to kick in within 3-14 days. While the procedure only takes a few minutes to complete, it produces results that last up to 3-4 months

PRP has many applications, most notably PRP Injections and PRP Microneedling treatments.

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is derived from a small amount of your own blood which is then processed to create a serum rich in platelets. The platelet-rich plasma contains growth factors that stimulate collagen production and promote your body's natural healing process.

While the duration of Dermal Fillers varies depending on the area treated and the product used, results can last anywhere between 6-18 months.

Chemical Peels can improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, and age spots of the treated areas.

PRP has a wide array of benefits, but our favorites are hair growth stimulation, wound healing, and promotions are it's ability to promote hair growth and follicle density,

Dermal Fillers are sugar-based gels that are injected under the skin to restore volume, smooth wrinkles, and enhance the overall appearance to areas of the face, neck and decolletage.

PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) is a biostimulating volumizer designed to improve skin quality and restore volume using your body's own platelets. When heated and made into a gel format, PRF EZ Gel functions as a natural filler—delivering regenerative growth factors with the added benefit of subtle, restorative volume.

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) are both regenerative treatments that use your body’s own plasma to stimulate healing and collagen production. While both begin with a blood draw, PRP is spun at a high speed to isolate the plasma, whereas PRF is spun more gently to obtain a higher concentration of platelets. PRF can be injected in its liquid form to rejuvenate the skin or heated into a gel—known as EZ Gel—which offers the added benefit of subtle, natural-looking volume, functioning similarly to a dermal filler.