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PRP facials, microneedling, peptides and exosomes — natural alternatives to fillers and surgery. Learn more about regenerative skin care.
Aesthetics & Skin Care
How do regenerative aesthetics differ from a facelift? A facelift is surgery that repositions tissue on the face and neck, while regenerative
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How can PRP help you look refreshed naturally? PRP uses platelets from your own blood, which contain growth factors that may help
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How do you prepare for and recover from a Vampire Facial? Before a Vampire Facial, stay well hydrated, avoid sun exposure and
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Is regenerative medicine an alternative to plastic surgery? For many people, it can be. Regenerative aesthetic treatments at the Michigan Center for
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How can peptides improve your skin? Peptides are amino acids that act as building blocks for collagen and elastin, the proteins that
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How is regenerative medicine used for antiaging skincare? Regenerative skincare uses your body’s own healing power to stimulate collagen production, which may
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How does the vampire facial work? The vampire facial combines microneedling with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from your own blood. Microneedling makes tiny
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What is PRP microneedling? PRP microneedling is a skin treatment that combines microneedling with platelet-rich plasma from your own blood. Tiny needles
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