Entering my fifth year in medical injectables in 2024, I've honed my skills with treatments like hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers. Despite their rarity, complications can arise, as experienced with a client's early onset nodule, a first for me. Supporting her recovery, I learned the importance of patient education and vigilance. Through prompt intervention and medication, her condition improved, reinforcing my commitment to patient safety. Sharing these experiences, I aim to demystify rare complications and underscore the importance of informed consent in cosmetic procedures.

Hair loss is a widespread concern, affecting men and women alike. With PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy gaining traction, there's renewed hope for those seeking effective solutions. PRP utilizes your body's natural healing components, particularly platelets rich in growth factors, to stimulate hair growth. Understanding the underlying causes of hair loss, whether genetic, hormonal, or environmental, is key to tailoring treatment. While PRP shows promise, especially for early-stage androgenic alopecia, it's often complemented by other interventions like prescription medications, supplements, and low-level laser therapy for optimal results. Studies indicate PRP's efficacy, with recommended treatment protocols emphasizing regular sessions over time for sustained benefits.