PRP is a brilliant, innovative treatment used to help hair loss and skin concerns, benefiting from the top medical and aesthetic contributions using natural methods, therefore, having no possibility of side effects or allergic reactions. PRP hair treatment will transform your looks, revive your confidence and discover the fix to all your hair and skin concerns.
What does PRP stand for?
PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma. The plasma is taken from the blood using a centrifuge. A blood sample is taken and when spun at high speeds it forces the platelet-rich plasma to separate from the blood, which is then injected into the concerned area. This triggers a natural healing response in the damaged hair follicles. Over a course of 3 treatments, you will notice dramatically improved hair follicles which means faster and thicker hair growth.
Is PRP hair treatment good for alopecia areata?
A study recently published in the British Journal of Dermatology suggests new hope regarding PRP and alopecia. It was proved that PRP has even better results than the usual method of hair regrowth, steroid injections.
PRP uses naturally occurring substances found within the body therefore is usually favored as being a natural and organic treatment for hair loss.
How much does PRP hair treatment cost?
At the Dr Leah Clinic, we offer a course of 3 with our Senior Cosmetic Doctors for £1,800 and a top-up session after that for £600.
For PRP with Dr Leah, we offer a course of 3 for £2,100 and a top-up session for £700.
Hip dips are inward curves that are sometimes seen just below the hips (midway between the femur and the hip bone). They are scientifically known as 'trochanteric depressions', but most people refer to them as 'hip dips' or 'violin hips'.
The visibility of these naturally-occurring indentations is highly variable; you might have very prominent hip dips, or you might not have any visible hip dips at all. Many women find them unappealing as they can detract from that highly sought-after 'hourglass' shape – and in some cases hip dips can be uneven, with one side more indented than the other.
Dr Leah Clinics offers a solution to those pesky hip dips: the Lanluma Bum Lift!
How do hip dip fillers work?
A hip dip filler treatment involves injecting dermal filler into the bum to give it a plumper and more rounded appearance. This is a safe, non-surgical procedure that has been used in aesthetic medicine for decades – and it's great for filling in hip dips!
Lanluma (the filler we tend to use for bum lifts and hip dip treatments) is also outstanding for collagen and elastin production, which in turn improves overall skin quality and elasticity.
At your initial consultation, one of our expert cosmetic doctors will encourage you to discuss any concerns, and what results you aim to achieve. They will then assess the areas you are looking to treat and discuss what is possible.
Once you have had a thorough bespoke consultation, you will then have numbing cream applied to the treatment area. During a Lanluma bum lift, you will also be administered injectable local anaesthesia to ensure that the treatment is as comfortable as possible. Once this has been injected, the treatment can commence.
Lanluma filler is administered via cannula. This minimises the risk of complications and allows the Lanluma to be injected as precisely as possible, helping to achieve the desired results.
Once the Lanluma hip dip filler has been injected, the treating doctors will then massage the filler into place, ensuring even distribution.
How many hip dip filler sessions will I need?
This depends on your desired results. Treatments range from 4 to 8 vials, which (depending on the amount) can be spread between up to 3 appointments. Your treating doctor will inform you how many vials are required for the results you're after.
When will I see results, and how long do they last?
Results are fully obvious 6 months after the initial procedure, once collagen and elasticity have been fully produced. You can expect the results to last for up to two years.
Hip dip fillers: before and after photos
Here are some examples of the results we can achieve with hip dip filler...
Book your hip dip fillers today!
Dr Ana, Dr Deepa and Dr Sidra all perform the Lanluma bum lift at all three of our clinics.
To book your FREE Lanluma hip dip filler consultation:
Hundreds of thousands of people undergo liposuction every year. What if we tell you there is a way of losing fat without going under the knife?
Fat Freezing (Cryolipolysis) uses proven cooling technology to freeze fat cells, in a safe non-surgical way. Once these are frozen they then drain naturally from the body. You can see results of up to an inch of loss from just one, one-hour treatment.
What happens in a fat freezing treatment?
Our Fat Freezing treatment begins with a bespoke consultation with your expert cosmetic therapist who will assess your problem areas and inform you of the realistic expectations of Fat Freezing.
During your fat freezing treatment day, you should arrive wearing loose-fitting clothing for comfort purposes. The concerned area is then applied with a protectant gel pad which is followed by the vacuum fat freezing head. As the applicator vacuums, the area into the cooling panels you will feel a slight suctions as well as a cool sensation, this should be pain-free. There may initially be some tingling but this should subside as the area becomes numb. Fat cells are directly cooled which triggers their natural death, fat is especially susceptible to cold whereas skin and muscle are not.
Over the next few weeks after your fat freezing treatment, your body will begin to naturally drain the targeted fat cells. The remaining cells condense resulting in an overall reduction of the fat layer.
When you are finished there is zero downtime, you can return to work immediately after your fat freezing treatment. Results will begin to show within 8-12 weeks*.
If you are unsure whether fat freezing is appropriate for you, why not book a FREE consultation with one of our expert cosmetic therapists?
BEFORE AFTER (8 weeks post-treatment)
To book your FREE CONSULTATION visit www.drleah.co.uk or call 020 7877 5999
