For the second webinar of the Biobridge winter season, we will have 3 main figures of the aestics world discussing Medical & Surgical Aesthetics are for Males. Hence Dr. Sandrine Grept-Locher, Pr. Barbara Hersant and Antonia Mariconda author specialized in trends and safety in beauty will discuss men increasing demand on medical and surgical aesthetics.
PRP is an interesting therapeutic approach for the treatment of skin disorders. The rationale for its use for the treatment of skin disorders is :
- Stimulation of cells involved in maintenance of skin structure and function such as fibroblasts and stem cells
- Regeneration of the ECM through induction of neocollagenesis and neovascularization
- Provision of growth factors and other biomolecules that may be needed to restore cell signaling pathways
- PRP contains molecules that have immunomodulatory and analgesic properties
However the use of such biologics in aesthetics has been extensively experienced in woman skin but what about men?
Words like ‘explosive’ and ‘exponential’ have been employed to depict the rise of men aesthetic medicine, does this reflect reality?
This webinar takes part in a new program of weekly webinars, focused on various therapeutic areas in regenerative medicine. Topics will include dermal, orthopedic, and urogenital subjects from near-mature treatments like knee osteoarthritis, to up-trending topics, such as post-menopausal woman sexual health and male erectile dysfunction. << Consult the full program >>
Our Speakers
TOPICS DISCUSSED :
During this conversation, the 3 experts will discuss the growth of men’s aestics demands, give a top ten of the main demands on medical and surgical fields and make a focus on alopecia treatments with PRP.
The 3 experts will share as well with us how they communicate to arouse men interests in medical and surgical aesthetics.
This session will be held in English and live translations will be provided (French, Italian, German, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish).
Standardized Platelet Rich Plasma for Skin, Hair & Genitourinary Disorders
For professionals involved in the management of patients suffering from skin, hair, and genitourinary disorders (211 pages).
