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Being on an Antibiotic like doxycycline is completely fine. However taking medications such as Nurofen, Votaren and Diclofnac can has some effect while doing this treatment. Please consult with a board certified physician for the best cosmetic result.Best,Dr. Green
There is no interaction of PRP with any medication. So there are no worries with taking Doxy with PRP. Make sure you know the concentration of the PRP you are getting. It should be 6x for optimal results.
For the PRP, I recommend 3 sessions 1 month apart followed by a maintenance at 6 months. This will be good to maintain texture of the skin. As far as the nasolabial folds, we almost never inject these anymore. We usually inject the cheeks to...
There are many different treatments that make your pores appear smaller and improve texture of your skin. Those treatments include chemical peels, lasers, microneedling, prp, and so on. In actuality nothing makes your pores go away, but improves appearance of the pores.
You ask a very important question that many of our patients also wonder about! Loose skin around mouth typically requires deep laser (e.g. Halo hybrid fractional laser) or at least laser light (Forever Young Broad band light therapy). PRP in combination with laser or...
Thank you for the question. I always advise my patients to stop taking NSAID’s before and after PRP treatment. This is because you do not want anything to hinder the inflammatory response. I recommend having a follow up your treating physician.
I second the answer, PRP does not dissolve filler. I normally perform energy based microneedling and PRP first- this stimulates your own collagen, and like you say improves texture. I then wait for several weeks before contouring with HA fillers such as Restylane or Juvederm, or under the eyes -...
A great question that is often asked. The Vampire Facelift includes the Vampire Facial (PRP) and refers to the "lift" component of the procedure which involves the use of a filler to provide the lifting of hollow or depressed areas. The amount of time the procedure will maintain...
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