Facial Rejuvenation

Platelet Rich Plasma Facials

Platelet Rich Plasma, or PRP, is a natural healing agent derived from your own blood. It contains a multitude of growth factors, cell adhesion molecules, and cytokines that work together to initiate your body’s natural healing mechanisms. These agents act to increase the extracellular matrix, collagen growth and dermal fibroblasts. Through a simple blood draw, your provider will obtain the blood needed for your procedure. The blood is then centrifuged, using advanced extraction technology, to separate the platelet rich plasma, which will be injected back into your dermis using micro-thin needles.

Prolozone (ozone)

Prolozone is a type of proliferative therapy which uses a combination of vitamins and oxygen to encourage self-healing. Damaged cells absorb the singlet Oxygen, O1, to up-regulate cellular healing and stimulate the growth of new, healthy tissue.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

PRP is another form of prolotherapy. PRP utilizes a person’s own blood to stimulate the body to repair ligament and tendon fibers, as well as bones and muscles. Healing components, extracted from the blood, are injected into an area of injury (joints, ligaments and tendons). Once injected the solution stimulates the body to initiate its own healing process. It has been hailed in many publications as a remarkably effective healing process that words where other healing techniques fall short. It is frequently used in sports injuries.

Peptides

A naturally occuring short chain amino acids the body makes to communicate from cell to cell and within each cell. Peptides restore cellular efficiency, metabolic flexibility and cleans up the interior of the cell by optimizing mitochondrial function. Peptides also moderate appropriate inflammation and are used in immune system regulation, and healing.

Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cells are a type of cell capable of becoming either another stem cell or any other type of tissue; think skin cell, muscle cells, bone, nerve, tendon, and more. Though stem cells are found in many different areas of the body, most stem cells used in stem cell therapy are harvested from cord blood at the time of birth (upon approval of the person giving birth. Although the FDA hasn’t approved the use of Stem Cell therapy yet, Allografts and umbilical products are the current alternative for clinical use. 

Allograft Therapies

Using advanced technology, stem cells harvested from the afterbirth of a healthy, birthed baby, are incubated on a special medium. The cytokines, growth factors, and other healing components are extracted, leaving behind the DNA and the cell membranes. The mothers who donate their placentas and umbilical cords are heavily screened for all risk factors associated with blood transfusions and organ transplants.

The allograft solution may contain exosomes (extracellular vesicles or nanoparticles) derived from mesenchymal stem cells of the umbilical cord tissue, hyaluronic acid, hyaluronan, elastin, collagen, growth factors, cytokines and peptides.

Diet 

Diet is a foundational tool for reducing inflammation and living a pain-free life.