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ALL ABUT NANO NEEDLING
Looking to restore the brightness in your face and keep that skin glowing? With all the cosmetic treatments and products on the market these days, it is hard to know which one to turn to.
Nano needling and microneedling sound like the same treatment, as they both use skin needling to provide benefits to our appearance.
But what is the difference between the two?
I will walk you through the Nano needling process to help you decide if this is the correct treatment for your skincare concerns and what you should expect from this treatment.
What is Nano needling?
Nano Needling is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment used to heal imperfections and signs of aging on the skin’s surface. This gentle treatment is also referred to as nano infusion therapy, nano needling facial, or nano microneedling.
By using nanoneedles for penetration, they exfoliate the skin and cause skin cell turnover resulting in restored and brighter skin.
The treatment is relatively painless and does not require numbing cream or a topical anesthetic. The treatment is effective in treating surface-level skin issues like the appearance of fine lines, texture, and tone.
How It Works
As we age, dead skin cells accumulate under the skin resulting in a dull appearance. These skin cells are an insulator that prevents the penetration of nutrients into our skin’s pores. Nano Needling helps exfoliate this dead skin and makes skin smooth and healthier.
During treatment, I will use a nano pen to glide gently over the skin to create thousands of nanochannels with microscopic silicon needles. These Nano needles have pyramid-shaped tips and are thinner than human hair.
Creating micro-injuries triggers the body’s natural healing response and allows serums and nutrients to enter the skin barrier, while also releasing growth factors and thickening the skin.
Nano Needling Benefits
Since this treatment is considered gentle and non-invasive, it will require no downtime to recover. This means you can continue with your daily routine right after treatment. The main Nano needling benefit is the skin’s ability to absorb products such as nutrient-rich serums. Because of these abilities, it is great at treating the following conditions:
- Aging Skin
- Acne
- Acne Scarring
- Enlarged Pores
- Fine Lines (around the lips and crow's feet around the eyes)
- Pigmentation and sunspots
- Skin tone and texture/
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MICRONEEDLING
Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, is a cosmetic procedure that involves the use of a device with fine needles to create tiny punctures or "micro-injuries" in the skin's surface. These controlled injuries stimulate the skin's natural healing process, which promotes the production of collagen and elastin—two vital components that contribute to skin texture, tone, and firmness.
Benefits of Microneedling:
- Improved Skin Texture: It can help with skin issues like acne scars, fine lines, and wrinkles by boosting collagen production.
- Reduced Pore Size: The procedure can tighten skin and help shrink enlarged pores.
- Enhanced Product Absorption: The tiny channels created allow for better absorption of skincare products.
- Reduction of Stretch Marks: It may help in reducing the appearance of stretch marks.
- Hyperpigmentation: Microneedling can help improve skin tone and lighten dark spots or areas of hyperpigmentation.
- Hair Regrowth: Microneedling on the scalp has been used to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth in cases of hair thinning or alopecia.
How it Works:
- Preparation: The skin is cleansed, and a topical numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort.
- Needling: A device with fine needles is used to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. These injuries help trigger the body's healing response, leading to collagen and elastin production.
- Aftercare: After the procedure, the skin may appear red and feel like a mild sunburn. Recovery typically takes 1-2 days, but the results improve over time as collagen is produced.
Potential Side Effects:
- Redness and swelling: Similar to a mild sunburn.
- Bleeding: Very light bleeding may occur if the needles penetrate deeply.
- Infection: There's a risk of infection if the procedure isn't done in sterile conditions or proper aftercare isn't followed.
- Hyperpigmentation: In rare cases, microneedling can cause pigmentation changes, particularly for those with darker skin tones.
How Often Should It Be Done?
The procedure can be done every 4-6 weeks, depending on the severity of the skin concerns. For you, treatments might be spaced out further, such as every 3-6 months.
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1 handful of leafy greens: kale, spinach, Swiss chard, watercress, arugula, parsley
-1 handful of broccoli
(The best source of sulforaphane which promotes liver detoxification, and Indole-3-carbinol, an anticancer compound)
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Then I top it off with one of these naturally fermented foods:
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I like Bubbies Old Fashioned Sauerkraut because it is made with only three ingredients: cabbage, water, and salt. It is fermented and cured with all natural enzymes intact and there is no vinegar added. (Bubbies Kosher dill pickles are super tasty too.) Look for it in the refrigerated section of your local grocer or health food store.
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Kimchi is a spicy Korean version of sauerkraut typically consisting of fermented cabbage, onions, garlic, and pepper. Kim Chi has high concentrations of Vitamin C and Carotene in addition to Vitamin A, B1, B2, Calcium, Iron and beneficial lactic acid bacteria. Recognized as one of the Top Five “World’s Healthiest Foods” by Health magazine. Also in the refrigerated section.
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Functional medicine gets to the root causes of illness and disease in the following ways. With support from an experienced practitioner, all things are possible in the world of healing.
First: Labwork is thoroughly scrutinized.
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Third: Food. Rethinking food choices as fuel for the body to heal.
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Fifth: Maintenance. Implementation of all that has been learned.
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Applying electricity to heal has been around for centuries — yet the history of Royal Rife technology reads like a mystery novel, with conspiracies, censorship, theft, character assassinations and character assassination taking place within its walls. Now this scholarly yet easy-to-read treatise revives noninvasive frequency therapy using Rife devices and equipment with new frequencies designed to fight pathogens as well as two beautiful photo sections that showcase Rife devices and equipment!
What is Rife Therapy?
Royal Rife was an innovative scientist and electrical engineer from the 1930s who invented rife machine therapy to combat harmful cells and microorganisms. According to this theory, every disease-causing cell and organism has its own frequency spectrum, and by disrupting these frequencies we can eliminate harmful microorganisms without harming healthy cells in their vicinity.
Rife therapy has gained increasing acceptance as an integrative strategy to treat various health conditions, however its inclusion into your holistic wellness plan requires careful consideration of both its advantages and drawbacks. Talk with healthcare professionals, conduct in-depth research, consider personal preferences and health goals to make an informed decision that serves your journey toward improved well-being. Rife machine therapy offers various distinct advantages over its alternatives; one being its ability to target pathogens precisely while mitigating side effects.
How to Use Rife Therapy
The Rife Machine is an electromagnetic frequency therapy device that emits low-energy electromagnetic frequencies into the body. Usually consisting of a controller box with two electrical pads attached directly to their hands or feet, its supporters claim it can help eradicate cancer cells but studies have yet to back them up.
Royal Raymond Rife held that each disease possessed its own electromagnetic frequency and that by matching this frequency with harmful cells, apoptosis would occur and death would come about through natural means. He created a list of specific destructive frequencies for cancer, microorganisms, and other illnesses in his handbook as well as complementary therapies that may be combined with the Rife machine such as oxygen/ozone therapy, sauna detoxification, and bodywork therapies.Frequency-specific microcurrent (FSM) is a way to relieve pain using very low levels of electrical current. This treatment option can be used on specific tissues in your body to help with pain caused by injuries or medical conditions. It’s typically painless.
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