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The skin is the body’s largest organ and many factors affect its appearance such as weight gain or weight loss, environmental toxins, lifestyle choices and the effects of aging. As time goes on these factors leave us wishing to return to the smoother, tighter look and feel of our skin we once had.
Keratosis Pilaris (KP) appears as small, rough bumps on the skin. The bumps may be white or red and are often accompanied by dry, scaly skin. Some people with KP remark that the bumps look like chicken skin or goosebumps.
With a simple and safe process, your aspireMD healthcare practitioner is able to derive a high concentration of biological nutrient-rich cells and growth factors to create uniquely your very own platelet-rich rejuvenating plasma.
Aging is a gift which sadly is not granted to everyone. The holistic approach to health and well-being provides the most sustainable impact and benefit. Mind, body and spirit are intertwined and as such must be individually yet intricately addressed.
Age, genetics, lifestyle and environmental factors gradually accumulate and take their toll on our skin, fat, muscle and bone, resulting in the Four Dimensions of aging...
Melasma is a skin condition characterized by dark patches or brown blotches on the face. It typically develops in adults and is rare before puberty. Melasma arises gradually, and is most common on the forehead, cheeks, above the upper lip, and on the chin, though it can arise in other areas as well.
