Before – Arrive 30 minutes prior to your appointment time, to fill out any paper work and for numbing cream to be applied to area that is being treated.

During – Your Nurse Practitioner or Medical Aesthetician will apply a professional-grade device to your face and move it in sweeping or circular motions. A syringe of blood will be drawn, usually from your arm while your face is numbing.  The blood is then put into a centrifuge, which separates the PRP from the blood. The PRP solution is then massaged into the treatment area either during or after microneedling. The microneedling treatment opens channels into the skin, allowing for good penetration of the PRP. In the past, PRP has been injected into the skin, but it’s becoming more of a common practice to use it along with microneedling. .

After – Once the Procedure is finished, your Nurse or Medical Aesthetician will apply a Hyaluronic Acid Serum to soothe any redness, dryness and irritation. They may also use a portion of the blood drawn known as platelet-poor plasma.

Radiesse is injected beneath the surface of the skin with an ultrafine needle followed by a topical anesthetic to alleviate any discomfort the patient may experience.

Although the system is suitable for all skin types, it is recommended to use the Matrix IR applicator for skin types I - V.

Colon Hydrotherapy is not a cure, but it is a valuable procedure to assist your body to remove toxic materials, so it can no longer harm your body. Fecal debris built up over a long period is gently removed over a series of irrigations. Once this impacted material is removed, your colon can again begin its normal elimination function.