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Lanluma vs Sculptra – A Comparison of PLLA Stimulators
In the world of non-surgical facial rejuvenation, poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) has made a significant mark, starting its journey as a material for dissolvable surgical sutures and eventually becoming known for its impressive collagen-stimulating abilities. A 2024 review found that PLLA could improve dermal thickness and address facial lipoatrophy for up to 25 months, showcasing its […]
Lanluma Before and After – With Photo Examples
Collagen makes up about 80–90% of our skin’s structural proteins, giving it firmness, bounce, and hydration. But as the years go by, our natural collagen production starts to decline. It’s slow at first, then becomes more noticeable. Combine that with sun exposure, stress, and time, and skin can start to look thinner, looser, and more […]
EMLA Cream Side Effects – The Full Effect List
Did you know that up to 63% of adults have a fear of needles? For many, that fear is strong enough to make them avoid routine procedures like blood draws or vaccinations. With anxiety this common, it’s no surprise that non-invasive pain relief methods, especially during outpatient or cosmetic procedures, are in high demand. One […]
EMLA Cream Instructions and Use Cases
Believe it or not, cocaine was the first topical anesthetic used in medicine, discovered in the late 1800s when doctors noticed its numbing effects. Thankfully, medicine has come a long way since then. Various expert reviews have confirmed that today’s modern topical anesthetics offer safer and more effective relief for a wide range of medical […]
PLLA Fillers: Application in Facial Rejuvenation
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, over 932,000 non-hyaluronic acid filler procedures were performed in 2024, a 1% increase from the previous year. This shows that a growing number of patients and practitioners are turning to longer-lasting options. Unlike hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, which offer immediate volume but gradually break down within a […]
Can You Put EMLA Cream on a Burn?
Did you know that burned skin can absorb medications up to ten times more than healthy skin? This increased permeability, highlighted in a 2018 study on transdermal drug delivery, means that topical treatments may behave very differently (and sometimes dangerously) on damaged skin. One common topical anesthetic is EMLA cream, a blend of lidocaine and […]