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Vampire Skin Treatments Edit
The Dracula Therapy is a Scary Way to Turn Back the Clock

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The Dracula Therapy is a Scary Way to Turn Back the Clock
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The Dracula Therapy is a Scary Way to Turn Back the Clock
 Published: Nov 2, 09
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The concept of vampires is now being used in skincare with specialists touting ‘Dracula Therapy’, the latest in anti-aging that may just give you the immortal skin of the undead (minus the pale complexion).

Dracula Therapy is actually S3 Therapy, which is short for Stimulated Self Serum skin therapy, a process introduced by London-based French cosmetic doctor Daniel Sister, which involves having your face injected with your own blood. According to Dr. Sister, Dracula Therapy stimulates DNA repair to heal scars and make wrinkled or lackluster skin look and feel younger—no lasers, peels, or synthetic fillers required. Read more about Dracula Therapy at The Daily Mail.

References:  dailymail

Filed In:  cosmetics,  dracula,  dracula therapy,  fashion,  health,  lifestyle,  science,  skin,  therapy






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WTF Voted by Marissa Liu on Nov 2, 09
WTF Voted by Bianca Bartz on Nov 3, 09
Bianca Bartz on Nov 3, 09  4,550 Trends   3,584 Comments
Kind of intriguing, I'll have to keep an eye out for before and afters.
Bianca Bartz on Nov 3, 09  4,550 Trends   3,584 Comments 0
WTF Voted by Monica Silva on Nov 3, 09
Monica Silva on Nov 3, 09  0 Trends   7 Comments
Incredible. Waht can a woman do for young skin!
Monica Silva on Nov 3, 09  0 Trends   7 Comments 0
WTF Voted by Meghan Young on Nov 3, 09
Meghan Young on Nov 3, 09  845 Trends   310 Comments
Vampires are now taking over the cosmetic sector!
Meghan Young on Nov 3, 09  845 Trends   310 Comments 0
Harry Adelson on Nov 6, 09  0 Trends   1 Comments
Hi, all I’m a doctor and have been performing platelet rich plasma injections (the scientific name for stimulated serum) for orthopedic/musculoskeletal conditions for almost 5 years with excellent results. The way it works: At the time of injury platelets congregate at the site of the injury to create a blood clot (everyone knows this) but platelets also release proteins that are directly responsible for tissue healing and regeneration - so basically injecting platelets into an injury that never fully healed such as a tear, chronic tendonitis, (even arthritis), tricks your body into thinking that it has undergone a new injury (but it has not) and this launches your body’s natural healing mechanisms to grow new, healthy, collagen. About a year ago I learned of the cosmetic applications so I tried it on my girlfriend (of course) - to date I’ve performed this on about 18 women and 2 men and they have all been THRILLED. The 2 main applications are for filling folds and for rejuvenating aging skin (can be done anywhere on body such as face including eyelids or hands). Additionally, even though I’ve only been doing this for a year (which practially makes me senior because the treatment is so new), so far the results are lasting and in fact you continue to notice improvement many months out Dr Harry Adelson
Harry Adelson on Nov 6, 09  0 Trends   1 Comments 0
Katie Cordrey on Nov 6, 09  744 Trends   455 Comments
That's fascinating. Glad that Dr. Adelson posted a comment.
Katie Cordrey on Nov 6, 09  744 Trends   455 Comments 0
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