Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative Medicine for Men & Women
What is Regenerative Medicine?
Regenerative medicine is a branch of regenerative medical practices that covers using stem cells, growth factors, exosomes, and other new therapies to heal injury or disease. It has been called “the most important development in modern biology” (New York Times). Radiant Luxe Essence covers regenerative medicine as it applies to regenerating tissue, bone, blood vessels, and organs.
Regenerative medicine is used at our Delray Beach, Miami, Boca Raton, or Fort Lauderdale Anti-Aging clinics for many different purposes.
Cherry Hill Stem Cell Therapy
Cherry Hill Stem Cell Therapy
Stem cells are powerful cells. They hold the potential to change the medical world as we know it. To learn more about stem cell therapy, let’s go over some basics – what they are, how they work, and what conditions stem cell therapy might be helpful for. We’ll also discuss some recent breakthroughs that have been made with stem cell research!
Regenerative Medicine may help with:
- Repairing tissue in your body
- Improving immune system effectiveness
- Healing skin wounds
Why Regenerative Medicine?
The answer to this is – to put it simply – MANY REASONS! Regenerative medicine is way less invasive than surgery. In addition, it may yield better results than serious operations like hip and knee replacements.
Under the regenerative medicine umbrella comes a variety of modalities. These include stem cells, exosomes, and PRP therapies.
Regenerative medicine may help people suffering from joint pain and arthritic conditions by regenerating tissue. It also may help with other conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome, multiple sclerosis, and cerebral palsy.
The Science Behind Regenerative Medicine
Can stem cells help my joint pain?
Stem cell therapy can be used to find a cure for arthritis and other joint pain. These stem cells are found in the lining of joints such as your hip, knee or shoulder; their stem cell plasticity makes them uniquely suited to regenerate tissue that has been damaged by injury or disease. The fat (a type of stem cell) at the site is removed through liposuction and then processed in an autologous stem cell lab. This treatment removes unwanted proteins so it doesn’t cause harm when injected back into the body – this process is called apheresis, which means “removing part”.
Who is a good candidate for stem cell therapy?
- Muscular tears
- Chronic partial rotator cuff tears
- Osteoarthritis of joints
- This includes knee, hip, shoulder, and ankle joints
- Persistent partial tendon tears, such as tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, quadriceps, and patellar tendon tears
- Meniscal Pain
- Cartilage Tears in the knee
- Back Pain
- Sacroiliac joint pain (lower back pain)
- Discogenic back pain
- Spinal facet pain
- Pinched Nerves aka Chronic radiculopathy
How are stem cells made?
When associated with stem cell therapy treatments for back pain, shoulder, knee pain, or other joints, adult stem cells can be harvested from the patient’s bone marrow. It has been discovered that obtaining stem cells from the hip or iliac bone can be easily performed within minutes. In most cases, this non-invasive procedure is relatively painless for the patient.
Recovery & Aftercare
Most clients report little to no symptoms after a dermaplaning treatment in Cherry Hill. Some clients report a tingling sensation in the targeted area for a few hours or a few days after treatment. Other patients experience redness in the face, but this usually diminishes by the next day.
After the cosmetic procedure, you should take extra care to avoid too much sun exposure. Your skin is more vulnerable directly following a dermaplaning procedure. If you receive sunburn following a dermaplaning treatment, there is a chance that the skin can become discolored.
However, whether dermaplaning or not, you should always wear sunscreen when outdoors for longer than 15 minutes.
Results
You’ll notice that your skin looks brighter directly after a dermaplaning treatment. You should expect to continue to notice the results for three weeks to a month following a procedure. However, dermaplaning is not a permanent fix—you’ll want to continue with cosmetic treatments to sustain the results.
One dermaplaning session removes about three weeks’ worth of dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. This means that after three weeks to a month, you can receive an additional dermaplaning treatment in Cherry Hill, NJ.
Why Radiant Luxe Essence?
As the number one cosmetic treatment facility in Cherry Hill, NJ, our clients trust Radiant Luxe Essence to provide the best cutting-edge techniques for cosmetic beautification. Our doctor is the best of the best, with clients traveling all along the eastern coast of New Jersey to receive their cosmetic procedures from him.
If you want to wake up every morning and feel satisfied with the way you look, Radiant Luxe Essence today and learn how our expertise and aesthetic fundamentals can help you look your best.
Dermaplaning FAQ
Check out some of the most common questions Radiant Luxe Essence receives regarding dermaplaning.
Is dermaplaning safe?
Dermaplaning is a safe procedure that helps to brighten and exfoliate dull complexions. As long as the client follows the recommended pre and post-care instructions and the provider is a licensed and experienced aesthetician, dermaplaning is safe.
Can dermaplaning help with acne?
This is an important question. Although dermaplaning can help reduce the severity of acne scars, dermaplaning or any other exfoliating treatment should be avoided if you are actively experiencing any inflammatory skin condition, including acne.
So, no, dermaplaning can’t help with acne breakouts. However, dermaplaning can help treat and reduce the severity of acne scarring after the infection subsides.
Does dermaplaning hurt?
Whether dermaplaning hurts depends on your particular tolerance to pain. Though dermaplaning isn’t painful for most people, some find the scraping and pressure uncomfortable. Pain is relative—what is tolerable for some might be intolerable for others. Mild sedatives and local anesthetics are available upon request.
Can dermaplaning get rid of hyperpigmentation?
Dermaplaning can help treat hyperpigmentation from scarring and sun damage. The process of exfoliation increases the turnover rate for the production of skin cells, which helps to replace the damaged skin cells faster. However, dermaplaning can’t resolve hyperpigmentation that results from genetic conditions.
Is dermaplaning worth it?
If you want a vibrant, youthful complexion, dermaplaning is a non-invasive and relatively inexpensive cosmetic treatment that can help you achieve that goal. Schedule a consultation with Radiant Luxe Essence today to learn more about dermaplaning and other cosmetic procedures we provide.
