CosBeauty Magazine #74

convince that drug therapy is the
best option, but that’s not always the
best thing if you can make the genital
tissue better using your body’s own
reparative cells.”
While Dr Runels was working
with the idea of the P-shot, it
occurred to him that other things had
been used for urinary incontinence
and sexual enhancement in females,
with limited results and high side
effects. So just what if PRP could be
used for female sexual function?
“Basically, with O-shot and
P-shot we now have two helpful tools
that actually help the tissue of the
genitalia itself,” says Dr Runels.
“The results are absolutely amazing.
These simple procedures mean
sufferers can have a comfortable
sex life and healthy relationship
again. Sexual dysfunction in females
is not only under-recorded but
it’s under-appreciated and it very
often profoundly affects women’s
self-confidence and can lead to
depression. Lives can be changed
dramatically with the O-shot. ”
“The techniques are evolving
thanks to the pioneering practitioners
who are now thinking, teaching,
modifying and implementing better
ways to use the technique, as well as
educating people about newer options
available to them.”
“PRP is finally being discovered
by other arenas and not just confined
to surgery for 15 years, like it was
previously. We’re learning how to
use it in medical specialties such as
dermatology, urology and gynaecology.
If that comes into play I believe
we’re going to see an explosion of
treatments, and the way we define,
create, isolate and use PRP is going
to evolve into something amazing,”
concludes Dr Runels. CBM
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Everyone’s
talking PRP
This is an area of medicine that is seriously growing. Every year
PRP is attracting more practitioners and patients because of the
regenerative results it produces and increased knowledge about
the virtually limitless potentials in how it can be used.
In September 2016 hundreds of doctors met in Italy to share,
learn and workshop the regenerative and aesthetic capabilities of
PRP at the annual Biobridge Conference. Two local doctors, Dr
Abbas Al-Taiff and Dr Robin Chok, were among the attendees.
“PRP’s role in internal and external wellness is developing –
and it’s endless. In the musculoskeletal system it has a very wide
‘
Regenerative medicine is
becoming the norm, as we
continue to have a better
understanding of how we use
our own body tissue
’
range of applications and indications. For aesthetic medicine
it has a promising future for the management of a variety of
appearance and medical and/or cosmetic issues, including sexual
medicine,” says Dr Al-Taiff.
“Regenerative medicine is an exciting field, promising
successful results. It needs proper training, motivated
professionals and appropriate candidates. Our mission is to
overcome many health issues with our own cells,” he says.
Since the advent of worldwide interest in the
Vampire Facelift, and especially amongst the A-listers, there has
been a growing demand than ever for PRP procedures.
“RegenLab Biobridge Conference 2016 has been the most
exciting congress of experts from all over the world to discuss the
regenerative medical powers of PRP,” says Dr Chok. “Regenerative
medicine is rapidly becoming the norm, as we continue to have
a better understanding of how we can preserve our body function
with our own body tissue. Only with our own DNA stimulation
and reactivation is it possible to fight ageing and also many
illnesses that even modern medicine has not been able to treat.”
“With the advent of 3D tissue printing I believe regenerative
medicine will truly take off to a whole new dimension, as we
will have tissue that is much more bio-compatible to our body’s
biophysical function. Advanced processing of bio materials such
as calcium and silk are being looked into now – the future is
definitely brighter and not too far away,” Dr Chok concludes.
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