Hair and Skin Science has clinics in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. The experienced team can treat a range of skin conditions and hair loss. Plus, you’ll find affordable injectables from registered nurses and medical specialists.
If you need a bit of a pick-me-up, Hair and Skin Science has two new-generation services that will make you look and feel revitalized.
Let’s check them out:
The Vampire Facial
You may have already heard of the “Vampire Facial”, which has become a celebrity favourite. Even though it sounds like something from a supernatural thriller, there’s definitely no neck-biting.
How does it work?
The technical name is actually PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatment.
This PRP treatment is an injectable service that uses your own blood cells. Your skin tissue can be renewed naturally, leaving you with a smoother finish and a healthy glow.
There are a number of reasons why people get a vampire facial. The treatment can be used to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and acne scarring.
It’s ideal for those who want a collagen hit.
PRF Skin Treatments
PRF treatments may not have a catchy name, but they are worth talking about. PRF stands for Platelet-Rich Fibrin and it’s big business in the US.
In Australia, Hair and Skin Science is the first clinic to offer this service.
Keep in mind that it’s been approved by the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) for hair loss and skin rejuvenation.
It’s similar to its vampiric sister, however, there is one key difference. When you get the original PRP, your blood is mixed with an anticoagulant, the PRF misses that step.
So, put simply, you get the same benefits, but it is slightly more powerful.
Hair and Skin Science recommends both treatments for the following areas:
- Dark under eye circles
- Overall face glow
- Neck tightening
- Smooth complexion
- Back of Hands tightening
- Lines around the mouth
- Crepey skin
- Improved skin tone
- Rectifying UV damage
- General ageing and preventative ageing
- Acne scarring
- Uneven skin tone
PRP skin treatments start at $350 and are available exclusively at Hair and Skin Science Clinics. Other popular services include micro-needling, Factor4 for skin and hair, and CO2 Fractional Laser.
These treatments won’t be for everyone, and there are free consultations available.
For your local clinic see www.hairandskinscience.com.au
This is a sponsored post but opinions are my own.
Have you had either of these treatments? What do you think of the vampire facial trend? Let us know in the comments section below.
Hi, I’m Anna the Editor of Beauty and Lace.
Just looking at a picture with a needle going into the skin, gives me the heebies. Needles are not my favourite procedures for anything beauty related so would pass.
It does sound good though but just not for me.