Skin & Face
Hyperpigmentation
Skin Hyperpigmentation is the name of the patches of skin on your body that are darker than your natural skin tone. The darkened skin patches are caused by the overproduction of the brown pigment, melanin, in your body.
Causes
- Too much melanin production or excess melanin
- Prolonged exposure to sunlight
- Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
- Medical conditions
Indications
- Age spots
- Discolored patches of skin
- Raised dark patches
Treatments
How does it work & Benefits
It is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure, used to improve the appearance of the skin in general and eliminate wrinkles. It works on peeling the outer layers of the skin and renewing skin cells by applying a combination of several chemicals and acids to the area to be peeled in varying degrees
Benefits:
- Treating acne and acne scars.
- Elimination of dark spots and dark circles
- Treatment of minor and medium wrinkles
- Treating irregular skin color
- Treating damage caused by exposure to sunlight
Pre & Post
• Avoid exfoliating and laser treatments for at least 5 – 7 days
• Avoid tanning 1 week before the procedure.
• Do not use any waxing or hair removal creams 7 – 10 days before treatment
• Avoid using homecare that contains acids or whitening.
• Do not wash your face for at least 4 hours after treatments.
• Avoid scrubbing your face. Use a mild facial wash and pat gently dry.
• Avoid waxing facial hair for 7 days after treatment.
• Avoid direct sunlight for at least 1 week and use sunblock with SPF 50 or greater.
FAQ
Depending on the case and the type of peel used
Average from four to six months but could last longer depending on the type of peel
Side Effects
- Treated skin will be red
- Dryness and mild irritation will be noticed
- Gradual peeling is expected
How does it work & Benefits
A medical aesthetic treatment that uses Active Growth Factors to hasten recovery, improve skin quality, increase collagen and elastin production and generally enhance the results of aesthetic procedures. Stem cells treatment works best with several non-surgical procedures like Laser resurfacing, Micro-needling, Mesotherapy, Fillers to build collagen, Hair mesotherapy, and with any other treatment that promotes tissue regeneration. Musculoskeletal damage, degeneration, and injuries are common health problems. Stem cells of a regenerative potential for damaged and injured tissue. Adipose SVF is used for many orthopedic applications in the clinical setting. These types of stem cells differentiate into cartilage and bone tissue, which is proven in many clinical studies. ASCs in the form of SVF possibly work by secreting cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors, which stimulate healing and tissue regeneration.In a Stem Cell treatment, a serum with active growth factors is applied to the face. A device with very fine needles is then maneuvered by the doctor on the skin to promote deeper penetration of the serum.
Pre & Post
• Applying Cream Products
• before at least 2-3 days should
• be avoided
• Alcoholic take should be
• avoided
• Vitamin E & Ginko Biloba
• intake should be avoided
• Painkillers intake should be
• avoided
• Pregnant\Breast feeding women
• aren’t recommended to do this
• procedure
• Touching treated areas should be avoided to minimize the risk of infection
• Do not wash your face or apply any product for 6 hours after the procedure
• Sun Exposure should be avoided
• Waxing & Bleaching should be avoided for 5 days
FAQ
Immediate results of a plumper and rejuvenated skin will be observed after the first treatment. A 6 month treatment is recommended
Results last 6 month
Side Effects
There are few side effects of stem cell therapy because of the use of a patient’s own cells and its minimally invasive nature. There is no rejection to cell products and a patient only has some mild tenderness for a few days following the procedure. Unlike surgery, patients never lose their mobility while resuming activities of normal living very rapidly. There is a very low rate of infection and no concerns for blood clots or pneumonias as seen with surgery. Finally, unlike surgical changes, if the procedure is ineffective for the patient then they still have all options open as they are never worse than prior to the procedure.