The Derm Specialist - Skin is my area of Expertise

Gravity is real, and your skin will suffer from it as you age.  SO what to do? You could use lasers, an IPL, Botox or fillers.  All these options are decent to good options but  if you are going to invest in treatment might as well also take care of the quality of your skin. Botox and fillers are great but they do not address your skin's texture. Sure you could wear tones of make-up to hide damages done by pollutions, suns, acne etc...  If you can address your skin, the loss of volume, and the loss of elasticity at the same time why wouldn't you? It seems to be logical right?  It is always better to combine treatments, but it comes at a cost. If you want to address these three aforementioned concerns order a few sessions of Micro-needling.  Microneedling yes! But not without the right serums! And as mentioned in a previous post the best of the best is ITPharma, and Inbiotec!  Let's see what needs to be tackled: Saggy skin, Loss of Elasticity, Loss of V...

Micro-needling When you think about micro-needling, so many questions come to mind: There are many ways of using micro-needling, which are the best practices? How efficient is micro-needling? When should you get a micro-needling treatment? Which device is the best? Is it better with or without serums? Which are the best serums to use? is PRP (vampire facial) really efficient? Should the needles go deep or not? Many dermatologists, nurses, and medical estheticians use micro-needling daily to address skin concerns, and I think that all these Instagram posts and especially those about "the vampire facial" made micro-needling even more popular, let's uncover how micro-needling should be done. What exactly is micro-needling?  CIT (collagen induction therapy) is a common treatment in dermatology. Although fairly new in the USA, it has been used for many years in Europe.  Microneedling, (also known as collagen induction therapy), is a process involving repetitive pu...