Mole Mapping, PRP & PRF Treatments in Sydney

Mole mapping combines a comprehensive skin check with digital MoleMax imaging to create a photographic record of moles and other skin spots. Images can be compared at future appointments to help monitor changes over time.

Scarlet S RF microneedling uses controlled radiofrequency energy delivered through fine needles to address concerns such as skin texture, acne scarring, facial pores, fine lines and skin laxity. PRP or PRF may also be combined with treatment where clinically appropriate.

PRP and PRF are prepared from a sample of the patient’s own blood and may be used for concerns involving skin texture, tone, fine lines and general skin quality. Treatment is tailored according to the area and individual needs.

PRP hair treatments, including PRF hair restoration, may be considered for suitable patients experiencing certain forms of hair thinning or early-stage hair loss. A personalised consultation will be arranged to discuss treatment options such as microneedling treatments, radiofrequency microneedling, and address any concerns regarding PRP skin rejuvenation. 

PRF bio-filler is prepared from the patient’s own blood through a controlled processing method, including heating and cooling, to create a thicker, gel-like material ideal for volume restoration. This innovative approach enhances the effects of microneedling treatments and complements PRF hair restoration and PRP skin rejuvenation techniques. With radiofrequency microneedling also gaining popularity, patients seeking skin rejuvenation in Sydney can benefit from these advanced treatments.

The Facial Glow Peel is a professional chemical peel designed to improve concerns such as uneven skin tone, texture and dullness, helping create a smoother and brighter complexion.

Before undergoing PRP skin rejuvenation or PRF hair restoration treatments, please send your recent blood pathology results for review. It’s important to note that PRP and PRF treatments are contraindicated for individuals with active infections, low platelet counts, anemia (low red blood cell count), hematological disorders, active malignancy, hemodynamic instability, chronic liver disease, and those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Additionally, ensure you are well-hydrated prior to your microneedling treatments. PRP and PRF are also unsuitable for patients on long-term aspirin; any aspirin or NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory) medication should be discontinued at least one week (preferably two weeks) before your PRP or PRF treatment—do not stop long-term aspirin without medical advice. For those considering advanced options, combining PRP with radiofrequency microneedling in Sydney can enhance your skin rejuvenation results.