Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, is a cosmetic procedure that creates multiple microscopic wounds over the treatment area to stimulate collagen production and promote healthier-looking skin. Several conditions respond well to microneedling. These include the treatment of: Acne and surgical scars Stretch marks Enlarged pores Fine lines and wrinkles Mild skin laxity Incredibly …
Fat grafting allows physicians to add volume to areas of the body that have become hollow or deformed due to aging, trauma, congenital defects, disease, tumor removal, and more. Grafting can safely be performed on several areas of the body but is most popular as an alternative to dermal fillers to address skin laxity and …
Minimizing the Risk of Allergic Reaction with Small Volume Fat Grafting Read More »
Exovex from Excel Bio is a topical serum designed for use with microneedling. Containing exomes, extracellular vesicles that improve cell-to-cell communication and function, Exovex speeds and enhances tissue repair, prompting faster cell turnover and collagen production, and making it an ideally complementary addition to collagen induction and cosmetic energy therapy. Suitable for all skin types, …
Improving Aesthetic Outcomes with Exovex Exosomes Read More »
Nitronox is an advanced nitrous oxide delivery system that delivers a fixed 50/50 concentration of nitrous oxide and oxygen, allowing for optimal comfort throughout various medical procedures. Nitrous oxide has been used for conscious sedation for more than 100 years. However, even this safe form of sedation can be dangerous when not provided with sufficient …
With very few exceptions, menopause is an unavoidable part of aging for people assigned female at birth. This natural decline in reproductive hormones typically begins in a person’s 40s or 50s and is signaled by a 12-month pause in menstruation. Menopause typically lasts for seven years but, depending on several different factors, may last for …
Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common type of arthritis. Effecting the protective cartilage that cushions joints, OA occurs most frequently in the knees, hands, hips, and spine, earning it the nickname “wear and tear arthritis.” However, OA is not caused by wear and tear, but rather by the gradual breakdown of tissue over time. Risk …
Science-Backed, Natural Solutions for Osteoarthritis Read More »
Welcome and thank you for visiting our blog. Soon we will be posting about new things happening with the business and our products and services. Please come back and visit again for the latest news.
