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Cryolipolysis is an innovative medical treatment consisting of removing localized fat deposits by applying cold through the skin in a controlled manner.

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Our award winning Alma laser hair removal machine offers the safest and most effective laser hair removal solution available today.

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Face

This popular non-surgical procedure involves the injection of a small amount of Botulinum Toxin.
We do botox & dermal fillers, purehydro, morpheus8 etc

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Purehydro

PUREHYDRO has many benefits, including a more hydrated, bright, plump, and clear complexion whilst improving signs of ageing. PUREHYDRO reduces fine lines and wrinkles, increases firmness, evens tone, texture, and brown spots, and reduces
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Morpheus8

Morpheus8 is a minimally invasive Subdermal Adipose Remodeling Device (SARD), designed to remodel collagen and coagulate adipose tissue.

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At our center, we specialize in a comprehensive array of cosmetic medicine services including skin and hair care, body contouring and slimming, medical reduction of cellulite and fat, non-surgical facelifts, and skin rejuvenation. Our treatments encompass the latest advancements such as laser therapies, light therapy, mesotherapy, platelet-rich plasma therapy (PRP), Morpheus8, PureHydro facials, and hair transplant techniques, among others. We are committed to using internationally recognized products known for their efficacy and safety.

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FAQ's

Can hair be permanently removed by laser ?

Laser hair removal is a popular cosmetic procedure that uses concentrated beams of light to damage hair follicles. While it’s not always permanent, laser hair removal can significantly reduce hair growth for long periods.

Here’s how it works: The laser targets the pigment (melanin) in the hair, which absorbs the light energy and heats up. This heat damages the hair follicle, preventing future hair growth.

However, hair follicles go through growth cycles. The laser is only effective on hair follicles in the growth phase. So, multiple treatments are needed to catch all the follicles in the growth phase.

So, to answer your question, laser hair removal isn’t guaranteeed to be permanent. But it can be a very effective way to achieve long-term hair reduction. Here are some factors that can affect how permanent the results are:

Skin tone: Laser hair removal works best on people with light skin and dark hair. This is because the laser can more easily target the pigment in the hair.
Hair color: Lasers are less effective on blonde, red, or gray hair because there is less pigment for the laser to target.
Hair thickness: Coarse hair responds better to laser treatment than fine hair.
Hormonal factors: Hormones can influence hair growth. So, people with hormonal imbalances may see some hair regrowth after laser treatment. If you’re considering laser hair removal, it’s important to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or other qualified healthcare professional to discuss your individual suitability and expectations.

Is laser hair removal a good idea ?

Laser hair removal can be a good idea for some people, but it’s not right for everyone. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons to help you decide:

Pros:

Long-lasting results: While not permanent, laser hair removal significantly reduces hair growth for months or even years.
Reduced ingrown hairs: Unlike shaving or waxing, laser hair removal targets the follicle, reducing the chances of ingrown hairs.
Time-saving: You won’t have to shave or wax as often.
Precision: Lasers target dark, coarse hairs while leaving surrounding skin undamaged.

Cons:

Cost: Laser hair removal can be expensive, though some people consider it an investment due to the long-lasting results.
Multiple treatments: It usually takes multiple sessions to achieve desired results.
Skin and hair color limitations: Laser hair removal works best on people with light skin and dark hair.
Side effects: While uncommon, potential side effects include temporary redness, swelling, and scarring.

Other things to consider:

Your skin type and hair color
Your pain tolerance
Your budget

How painful is laser hair removal ?

One of the most common myths about laser hair removal is that it is extremely painful. But the truth is that with our award winning Alma Laser Hair Removal Machine the entire process is literally painless. It guarantees unparalleled comfort with its dynamic cooling system.

What happens if I stop laser hair removal after 4 sessions ?

Here’s what you can expect if you stop laser hair removal after 4 sessions:

Reduced hair growth: You’ll likely experience some degree of permanent hair reduction, especially in areas with finer hair. The hair that grows back will likely be thinner and sparser compared to before you started treatments.
Patchy results: Four sessions might not be enough to target all hair follicles in their growth cycle. This could lead to patchy regrowth, where some areas have significant reduction and others still show some hair growth.
Need for touch-up treatments: You might need more frequent shaving or waxing in the future. To maintain smoother skin for longer stretches, touch-up sessions might be necessary.

The ideal number of sessions for laser hair removal varies depending on several factors:

Your hair type: Coarse, dark hair typically responds better to laser treatment than fine, light hair.
Skin tone: Lasers work best with high contrast between hair and skin color.
Treatment area: Areas with faster hair growth cycles might require more sessions.

On average, most individuals require between 6 to 8 laser hair removal sessions to achieve significant and long-lasting hair reduction. However, it’s important to note that the exact number of sessions can vary based on individual factors and treatment goals. Some individuals may need more sessions to address resistant hair or achieve complete hair removal, while others may require fewer sessions if they have a favorable combination of dark hair and light skin.

Will hair grow back if I stop laser ?

Yes, hair can grow back after you stop laser hair removal. Laser hair removal is considered a semi-permanent hair removal method because it targets the hair follicle during its growth phase. The laser damages the follicle, preventing it from producing new hair. However, some follicles may not be completely destroyed or may be in a resting phase during treatment, allowing them to grow hair again later.

Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:

Some hair regrowth is likely: Even after a successful laser hair removal treatment course, you may experience some regrowth. This is because some follicles may not have been destroyed or may have been missed altogether.
Regrowth will be finer and sparser: The hair that grows back after laser hair removal is usually finer, lighter, and sparser than the hair that was there before. This is because the laser treatment has damaged the hair follicle.
Maintenance treatments may be needed: To maintain your hair-free results, you may need occasional maintenance treatments. The frequency of these treatments will vary depending on your individual factors.

Overall, laser hair removal can be a very effective way to reduce unwanted hair growth. However, it is important to understand that it is not a permanent solution. If you are considering laser hair removal, be sure to talk to a board-certified dermatologist or other qualified healthcare professional to discuss your expectations and what results you can realistically achieve.

Differences between Forma & Forma + (plus)

The main difference between Forma and Forma Plus lies in their treatment area:

Forma targets the face specifically. It uses radiofrequency energy to stimulate collagen production in the face, aiming to tighten the skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and lines.
Forma Plus is designed for treating larger areas of the body, like the arms, abdomen, thighs, back, and knees. It uses the same radiofrequency technology as Forma, but with a larger applicator suitable for broader body parts.

In essence, Forma is for facial skin tightening, while Forma Plus is for tightening skin on various areas of the body.

Differences between Morpheus 8 & Morpheus 8 Body

Both Morpheus 8 and Morpheus 8 Body are minimally invasive procedures that use radiofrequency (RF) microneedling to target skin concerns, but they differ in their target areas and depth of treatment:

Target Area:

Morpheus 8: Designed for the face and neck.
Morpheus 8 Body: Designed for larger body areas like the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, and arms.

Depth of Treatment:

Morpheus 8: Reaches up to 4mm deep, suitable for addressing wrinkles, fine lines, and mild skin laxity.
Morpheus 8 Body: Penetrates up to 8mm deep, ideal for treating cellulite, deeper wrinkles, and firmer, thicker skin on the body.

Here’s a table summarizing the key differences:

Feature	Morpheus 8	Morpheus 8 Body
Target Area	Face and Neck	Abdomen, Thighs, Buttocks, Arms
Depth of Treatment	Up to 4mm	Up to 8mm

Additionally:

Morpheus 8 Body is the only FDA-approved technology for deep subdermal adipose tissue remodeling (SARD) at 8mm.
Morpheus 8 Body often uses a larger handpiece with more pins to treat broader areas effectively.
While Morpheus 8 can be used on the body in theory, it might not deliver optimal results due to its shallower depth and treatment profile.

Choosing the right option depends on your specific concerns. Consulting a qualified dermatologist or aesthetician can help determine which treatment is best for you.

What is the difference between Morpheus 8 and body Tite ?

Both Morpheus 8 and BodyTite are minimally invasive procedures used for body contouring and skin tightening, but they work in different ways:

Target and Approach:

Morpheus 8: Uses microneedling with radiofrequency (RF) energy to stimulate collagen production in the skin, improving texture, fine lines, and mild laxity. Targets the upper layers of the skin.
BodyTite: Uses RF energy delivered under the skin to melt fat cells and tighten deeper tissues. It can be used alone for tightening or combined with liposuction for fat removal. Targets deeper tissues and fat layers.

Results:

Morpheus 8: Improves skin texture, reduces wrinkles, and tightens mildly loose skin. Results are gradual and improve over time.
BodyTite: Tightens skin more significantly and removes unwanted fat. Results are more dramatic and appear faster.

Other factors to consider:

Downtime: Morpheus 8 has minimal downtime, while BodyTite may involve more swelling and bruising for a few days.
Cost: BodyTite is generally more expensive due to its deeper treatment and potential liposuction component.
Combination: In some cases, both procedures can be combined for optimal results. Morpheus 8 can further tighten the skin after BodyTite removes fat.

Ultimately, the best choice depends on your specific goals:

For mild skin laxity, wrinkles, or texture concerns, Morpheus 8 might be sufficient.
For significant skin tightening, fat removal, or body contouring, BodyTite is a more suitable option.

It’s important to consult a qualified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and determine the best treatment for you.

Are there different levels of Morpheus8 ?

Yes, there aren’t exactly different levels of Morpheus8 itself, but there are aspects that can be customized to target different concerns:

Handpieces: Morpheus8 uses different handpieces with varying microneedle configurations. These include:
- Prime 12 pin (smaller area, delicate)
- Resurfacing 24 pin (more aggressive for wrinkles)
- Morpheus8 24 pin (standard for face and neck)
- Body 40 pin (larger area, deeper penetration for body)
Treatment Depth: The depth of microneedle penetration can be adjusted from 0.5mm to 7mm depending on the target area and desired effect.
RF Energy: The level of radiofrequency (RF) energy delivered can be controlled to balance effectiveness and patient comfort.
Treatment Modes: Morpheus8 offers Fixed and Burst modes for RF energy delivery. Fixed delivers continuous energy at a set depth, while Burst delivers it in rapid pulses at various depths for faster treatment and potentially less discomfort.

These customizable settings allow a healthcare professional to tailor the Morpheus8 treatment to your specific needs. For instance, they might use a shallower depth with a finer handpiece for treating wrinkles around the eyes, and a deeper depth with a larger handpiece for addressing loose skin on the abdomen.

How long does it take to see results from Morpheus8 on the body ?

You’ll likely see some initial changes after a Morpheus8 body treatment, but seeing the full results takes some time. Here’s a breakdown of the timeline:

Initial Changes (2-4 weeks): During this period, your body starts producing more collagen and elastin, which are essential for firmer, younger-looking skin. You might notice some subtle improvements in skin texture.
Visible Improvement (3-4 weeks): By this time, more significant improvements should become apparent. Skin may feel tighter, and there could be a reduction in the appearance of cellulite.
Optimal Results (around 3 months): It can take up to 3 months to see the full effects of Morpheus8 body. This is because collagen production continues to increase for several weeks after the treatment.

Here are some key points to remember:

Everyone heals at their own pace, so the exact timeframe for seeing results may vary slightly from person to person.
Multiple treatment sessions (usually 1-3 sessions spaced a month apart) are often recommended for optimal and long-lasting results.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle with a good diet and exercise routine can help you maximize and maintain the benefits of Morpheus8 body.

Why am I not seeing results from Morpheus8 ?

There could be a few reasons why you aren’t seeing the results you expected from Morpheus8. Here are some possibilities:

Time Frame: It’s important to remember that Morpheus8 results develop gradually. While you might see some initial changes within a few days, it typically takes 3-4 weeks to see noticeable improvement and up to 3 months for full results. This is because the treatment stimulates collagen production, which takes time for the body to generate and take effect.
Number of Treatments: Morpheus8 is often recommended as a series of treatments, usually 1-3 sessions spaced a month apart. If you’ve only had one session, you might not have given your body enough time to produce the desired level of collagen for visible changes.
Treatment Settings: The effectiveness of Morpheus8 can be influenced by the customized settings used during your treatment. Factors like the depth of microneedling, RF energy level, and treatment mode (Fixed vs. Burst) can impact results. Discuss your concerns with your healthcare provider to see if adjustments could be made for your next session.
Individual Factors: Everyone heals at their own pace, and some people may take longer to respond to the treatment. Age, skin condition, and overall health can also influence results.

Here are some steps you can take:

Consult your healthcare provider: Discuss your lack of results with the professional who performed your Morpheus8 treatment. They can review your case, assess your progress, and determine if there’s anything they can adjust in your treatment plan.
Be patient: Allow enough time for the full effects to develop. If you haven’t completed the recommended number of sessions, consider going through the entire series before concluding it isn’t working.
Maintain a healthy lifestyle: A balanced diet, proper hydration, and regular exercise can optimize your body’s ability to heal and produce collagen, potentially improving your results.

Remember, it’s important to manage expectations and have open communication with your healthcare provider throughout the Morpheus8 treatment process.

How many times a year should you do Morpheus8 ?

The recommended number of Morpheus8 treatments per year depends on your individual goals, skin condition, and the results you achieve from your initial treatment session. Here’s a breakdown:

Initial Series: Most patients require a series of 1-3 Morpheus8 treatments spaced 4-8 weeks apart to achieve optimal results. This initial series targets concerns like wrinkles, fine lines, and mild skin laxity.
Maintenance: After completing the initial round of treatments, some individuals opt for maintenance sessions to extend and sustain the effects. The frequency of maintenance sessions varies depending on your skin’s response and how long the results last. Here’s a general guideline:
- Annual Maintenance: Some patients see results lasting up to a year and might only need one maintenance treatment annually.
- Less Frequent Maintenance: For others, results may persist even longer, requiring maintenance sessions every few years.
Factors Affecting Frequency: Several factors can influence how often you might need Morpheus8 treatments:
- Age: Younger skin tends to respond better and maintain results longer.
- Sun Damage: Significant sun damage can require more frequent treatments.
- Skin Laxity: The degree of skin laxity you want to address can affect how many sessions you need and how often you need maintenance.
- Desired Results: People seeking more dramatic improvements may need more frequent treatments.

Consulting a qualified healthcare professional is essential to determine the best course of treatment for you. They can assess your skin, discuss your goals, and create a personalized plan that includes the number of initial sessions and the recommended frequency for maintenance treatments.