A practicing orthopaedic surgeon sees a variety of musculoskeletal conditions routinely in his clinic. There are some conditions that are straightforward to diagnose and treat. There are some conditions that are straightforward to diagnose but difficult to treat. There are some conditions where orthopaedic surgeon runs out of ideas as, the persistent symptoms bother the […]
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A New Study Supports PRP Having a Role in Treating Male Pattern Balding
Platelet rich plasma or “PRP” is increasingly being accepted as a treatment for many different types of hair loss. In fact, recent scientific publications support the role of PRP not only in the treatment of androgenetic alopecia but also in the treatment of another hair loss condition called alopecia areata. In addition, some authors showed […]
Collagen Induction Therapy with Platelet Rich Plasma
Introduction As a natural skin renewal and rejuvenation process, Collagen Induction Therapy with Platelet Rich Plasma, is an excellent, and less expensive, alternative to laser resurfacing. With shorter recovery time and longer lasting results this process repairs skin using the body’s natural healing defenses from micro needling. This actively producing collagen and elastin beneath the […]
PRP for Treatment of Alopecia Areata: Expanding the benefits of PRP in hair loss
Post written by Jeff Donovan MD PhD FRCPC, Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Surgeon, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto PRP is increasingly being used by hair loss specialists to treat hair loss, particularly genetic hair loss. Current evidence suggests it helps 50-70 % of patients with genetic hair loss. Whether PRP helps other types of hair […]
Achilles Tendinosis – Treatment with PRP Under High Resolution Imaging Guidance
Dr Arockia Doss, Interventional Radiologist, www.imageguidedtherapyclinic.com Nedlands Western Australia 6009 Case report: A 50 year old lady presented with two years of heel pain. Heel pain restricted walking to just 5 minutes. She was worried that she was gaining weight and loosing fitness due to inactivity. There were no major comorbidities. She was a non […]