PRP vs PRF Injections | Benefits and Risks of PDO Threads | Plastic Surgeons' Insight

In this Beauty Doc podcast episode Dr. Joel Kopelman sits down with Dr. Kian Karimi to discuss numerous topics around non-invasive cosmetic procedures that you might be thinking about. These 2 facial plastic surgeon experts will teach you whether you will benefit more from getting PRP or PRF injections for rejuvenation. You will discover whether your cosmetic injector should be using needles or microcannulas when injecting your face with filler. And most importantly you will learn the benefits and risks of PDO threads which is a trending cosmetic procedure in the US.
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0:00 Beauty Doc Podcast Intro of Dr. Karimi & Dr. Kopelman
1:25 PRP vs PRF
19:07 Microcannulas vs Needles for Facial Fillers
29:20 Non Surgical Rhinoplasty Risks
34:15 PDO Thread Benefits and Risks
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[@tnguyen2526]

Thank you to both of you.

[@LisaWinfield-on3hy]

I am going on his website re the blepharoplasty I had. I listened to the entire podcast and learned a lot and I only retired from healthcare administration

[@nian60]

Super interesting conversation. Thank you to both.

[@TheVolorand]

Thank you for this well information video.

[@gladysfoy2348]

Very intresting Drs. Now I am sure to go with the procedure PDO threats.....after I complete the Laser & Micro-needling.

[@plcoyle]

I hope that is the case. This has to end sometime.

[@Chanel15477]

I also thought a prolonged inflammatory response was a good thing. What I'm wondering is does the epithelial layers of the skin get too thinned out during a non-ablative procedure? If so, would it help to put the PRF on before the laser to get the epithelial tissue healthy?