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Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) has been used for years in orthopedic injuries to heal joints, tendons, muscle tears, and many other maladies with great success. PRP activates alpha granules of platelets that can release many healing factors such as: platelet derived growth factor, transforming growth factor, vascular endothelial growth factor, insulin like growth factor, epidermal growth factor, and interleukins. Recent studies using PRP in the scalp have given many hair loss patients a non-surgical option with great hope.

Have you ever looked in the mirror and used your fingers to elevate the skin and structures of your neck? Did you like what you saw because it reminded you of a more youthful-looking you? If you answered yes, you may be a candidate for facial or neck rejuvenation. You may also be pleasantly surprised to find that you may not need surgery to look younger.

You’ve probably seen plenty of tips for using makeup to look younger. Lightening up your lip color, adding fullness to the eyebrows, going with a softer eye look, and aiming for a dewy skin complexion, are all things that we hear day after day. But looking younger doesn’t always mean looking the same as everyone else trying to do the same. Here’s how you can break all the rules, and still get that youthful glow you’re after.

The word “detox” has become a buzz word for more than just the health industry. It seems that we are being encouraged to detox in all areas of our lives, whether that is literal or figurative. In the skin care industry, many detox myths are floating around, starting from the most basic (that you need to detox your skin) to some bizarre rumors. Here are five detox myths that even we fell for, and why your skin doesn’t need any of them to look flawless: