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About Regenerative Aesthetics
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What is Regenerative Aesthetics?
Is skin regeneration the same as skin rejuvenation?
Why does The MW Clinic London focus on Regenerative Aesthetics?
What is Dr Minasian's approach to Regenerative Aesthetics?
What type of regenerative aesthetics treatments does The MW Clinic London offer?
There are three key treatment areas that are offered at The MW Clinic London:1. Broadband Light Therapy (BBL)
- Sciton BBL phototherapy boasts the most compelling scientific evidence with the landmark Stanford University studies and decades of work by Dr Patrick Bitter MD. It is the only energy-based treatment shown to regenerate skin and is the treatment modality of choice for inflammatory skin conditions, such as acne and rosacea, as well as promoting skin health and longevity.
- BBL and IPL are similar light-based systems but BBL is safer and more effective. It can treat multiple conditions simultaneously, precisely and comfortably.
2. Botulinum Toxin
- Botulinum toxin is an extremely well-known, prescription-only neuromodulator. Although many people use the term "Botox" synonymously with botulinum toxin, 'Botox' is in fact just a brand of botulinum toxin produced by Allergan.
- Botulinum toxin has many therapeutic uses, including treating squints and cerebral palsy.
- More recently its additional, powerful anti-inflammatory and rejuvenating properties have been the focus of interest for improving global facial skin health as well as certain skin conditions, including rosacea and acne. Dr Minasian, founder of The MW Clinic London, has over 25 years experience injecting botulinum toxin.
3. Polynucleotides
- Polynucleotides are highly purified fragments of salmon or trout sperm DNA. These molecules have been used in therapeutic medicine, including wound healing, trauma and arthritis.
- Within aesthetics, they are injected into the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin production and also offer anti-inflammatory benefits. They work through the stimulation of adenosine receptors, namely P1 and P2, and can exert their therapeutic effects on skin, fat, and bone.
- Increasingly this new approach enables us to support and enhance an individual's unique features to achieve really natural-looking results that celebrate diversity rather than conforming to some idealised trope of beauty.