Non-Surgical Wrinkle Reduction Treatments

Non-surgical & Wrinkle Reduction Treatments

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PDO Collagen Stimulating and lifting threads

Exciting new threads from South Korea have arrived in Australia.

Great for lifting, treating tear troughs and nasolabial lines.

Threads are a great alternative to dermal fillers.

Can be used to treat:

Fine lines, wrinkles
Scarring
Under eyes/tear troughs
Nasolabial lines
Mini face lift (using the lifting threads)
Jawline sculpting
Temples
Cheeks
Anywhere on the face, neck and most body areas

Collagen stimulating threads start from $250

Mini face lifting $1399

Lower face lifting $350 - $700 (depending on how many threads are required

Neck and jawline $700 - $1399 (depending on how many threads are required)

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Wrinkle Reduction Treatments

Multiple treatment options are available to manage and treat fine lines, wrinkles, volume loss and the signs of ageing.

Please book in for a complimentary consultation to discuss all of your treatment options

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Fat Reduction Treatments

Multiple treatment options are available to treat areas on the face & body.

Please book in for a complimentary consultation to discuss all of your treatment options

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PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)

PRP therapy is a treatment which uses your own blood platelets to stimulate new cell growth, helping to improve your complexion, skin texture and to restore lost facial volume.

PRP harnesses your body’s natural healing abilities to rejuvenate and regenerate the skin. Using your own concentrated, nutrient-rich platelets, PRP treatments dramatically boost your natural collagen production to help stimulate a youthful glow – improving skin tone, texture, fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation and dark circles.

Treatment costs $450 per treatment

Package of 3 ($1200)

Treatment includes:

Processing patients own blood
Skin cleanse
PRP either skin needled or injected into skin or problem area
Application of post skincare products
Take home aftercare product

This treatment can also be used for Hair restoration

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PRP for Hair Restoration

PRP for Hair Restoration is thought to work on 3 mechanisms:

Growth Stimulation: the growth factors contained in PRP may act on stem cells in the bulge area of the follicle, increase proliferation in the dermal papilla cells to increase the growth of hair.

Stimulation of Angiogenesis: several studies have shown that PRP may assist in stimulating peri-follicular angiogenesis (the blood vessels which nourish and support the follicle)

Immune Modulatory Effects: Act as a potent anti-inflammatory agent which supresses cytokine activity and limits local tissue inflammation.

PRP is considered to be a valuable alternative to other current therapies in the treatment of Hair Loss. Studies have shown:

Reduced amount of further hair loss in patients with both Androgenic Alopecia and Alopecia Areata

Increased hair growth and increased hair counts (from 71 to 93 follicle units per cm2 of scalp*)

Reduced amount of relapse in Alopecia Areata patients over time (up to 1 year post-treatment*

Treatment costs:

$500 per treatment or

Package of 3 $1400 (saving of $100)

Package of 5 $2250 (saving of $250)

Treatment includes:

Processing patients own blood

PRP injected into problem area

Followed by LED light therapy (20 min)

How does LED therapy help hair growth: RED LIGHT (633nm) Increases blood circulation & lymphatic flow to encourage cellular renewal.

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Wrinkles!

By looka_production_67632597 • May 31, 2024

Why We Get Wrinkles

Vitamin A's Anti-Aging Benefits

By looka_production_67632597 • May 27, 2024

Unlocking the Fountain of Youth: The Anti-Aging Benefits of Topical Vitamin A

Water and Anti-ageing

By looka_production_67632597 • February 10, 2023

Does drinking water help slow down the ageing process? A study has just been published (Dmitrieva, 2023), that tested the hypothesis that optimal hydration may slow down the ageing process in humans. The study measured serum sodium levels. Participants that had high levels of serum sodium had a greater risk of premature ageing and developing chronic diseases. If you have higher than normal serum sodium levels, it may be a sign of dehydration caused by not drinking enough, diarrhoea or from certain medications like diuretics (water tablets). Our bodies are made up of about 50% - 80% of water, which we need for digestion, to absorb vital nutrients, get rid of waste products and help regulate our body temperature. It also helps our skin, hair and nails!! So how much should we drink? It is recommended that men drink about 10 cups (2.5 Litres) a day and women 8 cups (2 Litres), and a little more if pregnant or breastfeeding. So, what counts as water? Does tea, coffee and soft drinks count? Well, yes they do!! I know many people do not like the taste of water, so this will be good news for you. I actually don’t mind water, but I also enjoy my morning black coffee and a soft drink every now and then.. Obviously we do not want to drink all of our calories, which are found in high sugar soft drinks and we also need to be mindful of our teeth and decay. But there are a lot of sugar free alternatives available. I read a great article (Soong, 2022), that talks about this topic and discusses what counts for water in our diets. Fruits, vegetables, smoothies, soups etc, all help with our hydration. That really doesn’t sound too hard at all. I think that consuming our recommended water intake is definitely achievable and in doing so, you may be slowing down the ageing process. References: Dmitrieva N. I., Gagarin A., Liu D., Wu C. O., Boehm O. (January 2023).Middle-age high normal serum sodium as a risk factor for accelerated biological ageing, chronic diseases,and premature mortality. EBiomedicine . https://doi.org/0457208690/j.ebiom.0457208690 Soong, J. (March, 2022). What counts as water? Stay hydrated and healthy. WebMD . https://www.webmd.com/parenting/features/healthy-beverages

What is ageing gracefully?

By looka_production_67632597 • February 7, 2023

When I started in the industry, it was amazing how many people criticized my choice. Instead of “congratulations”, “that's great”, the most common response was “I believe in aging gracefully”. In this context it was definitely said with a negative and backhanded undertone. I thought this was an interesting comment considering they got their hair done every 6-8 weeks, bought the latest fashion, wore makeup and took some pride in their appearance. Why is getting cosmetic injectables and looking after your skin any different? The stigma has changed over the years and cosmetic injectables have become a sought after treatment to combat the signs of aging. I had a look at what people thought aging gracefully meant, and here are some of those responses: “Aging gracefully means having an adventurous spirit, a playful and positive attitude, a grateful heart, and commitment to self-care. This leads to living and loving life without regrets!” (2021, Aging Gracefully TV) “To age gracefully means to pay attention to what makes you feel best.” (2022, Homewatch Caregivers) I totally agree! I love looking after my skin (and have since I was young) and enjoy researching all things antiaging. Aging gracefully to me is growing older without being old, continually pursuing a healthy mind, body and spirit.

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