Growth Factors (GF) The two initial growth factors, epidermal and neural, were discovered in 1953 by Levi-Montalcini and Cohen (Nobel 1986 Nobel Prize winner). Today …
The Age of Regenerative Medicine
Latest Procedures
S is for Shaping
Profiloplasty is a term that was used for combined cosmetic surgery techniques and aimed at harmonising the whole profile of the face (nose, cheekbones and …
P is for Plasma / PlexR
by Dr Daniel Sister Plexr offers an alternative to invasive surgical cosmetic procedures, reducing recovery time and any complications that can arise before and after …
N is for Nano fat
Nano fat is a form of cosmetic surgery to treat skin degeneration which includes: wrinkles, dark circles, pigmentations, loose skin etc. The technique consists of …
L is for LASER
by Dr Daniel Sister Lasers are one of the most significant inventions developed during the 20th century. They have found a tremendous variety of uses …
H is for Hyaluronic Acid
by Dr Daniel Sister Use of hyaluronic acid fillers for the treatment of the aging face One of the best feature of HA fillers is …
E is for Electrophoresis
by Dr Daniel Sister Electrophoresis uses the principle of electrical perforation and penetration of the skin without an injector. Rather, it uses water and electrophoresis …
D is for Dermabrasion
by Dr Daniel Sister Dermabrasion, as the name suggests, is a surgical procedure for skin resurfacing. Dermabrasion has been practiced for many years (before the …
C is for Carboxytherapy
by Dr Daniel Sister We are regularly told by the news media that we should all be trying to reduce our production of carbon dioxide …
On stem cell treatments
ASAPS (The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) has published a paper on stem cell therapy applied to aesthetic treatments. Below is an extract. …