How it Works
Dr Hooi has been using PRP in cosmetic medicine since 2009 and is one of the most experienced users of PRP in Australia. Committing to teaching at regular workshops and training other practitioners in using PRP requires him to keep abreast of developments in PRP therapies.
PRP utilises the healing properties of platelets and growth factors derived from a patient's own blood to stimulate tissue repair and rejuvenation.
This treatment plan is ideal for those who are looking for a natural way to improve their skin and this can include someone who is pre-menopausal (and in males up to their 50s), generally healthy, nonsmoker, with a good diet, has no history of skin cancer and with normal platelet counts. In some cases your treatment plan may combine PRP with another treatment such as laser skin resurfacing to obtain the best results.
About 5 out of 6 people see an improvement in their skin - but there will be some that have great results and some that will not be as dramatic. This is a normal distribution of responses to any treatment designed to stimulate a natural body process.
The following are typical areas for PRP treatment
- Crepey skin in the eye, neck, and décolletage areas
- Crow’s feet
- Dark circles around the eyes
- Fine lines around the mouth
- Dull, rough, or grey skin tone and texture
- Sun damaged skin
- Acne scarring
- Thinning hair on the scalp
- PRP Breast Lifting
We can combine PRP with a number of other treatments such as cosmetic treatments, laser, and PDO threads.
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