FAQs

What is PRP and how does it work for rejuvenation?

PRP stands for Platelets Rich Plasma. The PRP method is a minimally invasive treatment that stimulates the body’s own tissue regeneration. Clinical data shows that PRP promotes tissue healing by...

What is the process of Carbon dioxide laser rem...

What happens when I come for a treatment?  Most conditions are treated under local anaesthetic, normally administered by injection. In some cases local anaesthetic cream can be used. Small procedures...

What’s involved in Excision of skin lesions?

Excision or removal of skin lesion such as a suspect mole or skin cancer  are performed under local anaesthetic, which numbs the area to be operating on. This means that...

What’s a punch biopsy procedure?

 What is a punch biopsy?  This is a method of removing a small circular piece of skin under a local anaesthetic using an instrument called a punch, which has...

How is subcision undertaken?

Subcision is usually performed for rolling acne scarring. It is performed using a special needle which is inserted through a puncture in the skin surface. The sharp edge of the...

What is TCA cross peel and how is it undertaken?

TCA CROSS is the chemical reconstruction of skin scars (CROSS) using trichloroacetic acid (TCA).   The TCA CROSS procedure involves depositing small amounts of TCA at high concentration onto the surface...