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Body piercing involves piercing a hole in a part of the body (including the ear and nose), in order to fix a ring or other piece of jewellery to the body. Body piercings are more than just a trendy decoration for your ear or your nose.Body piercing is popular for both men and women. While it is often associated with young people, body piercing has been going on for thousands of years in different parts of the world. In recent years, it has become a popular alternative to more permanent forms of body modification such as tattoos.Most people are familiar with ear lobe piercing. Other body parts that can be pierced include the upper ears, nose, lips, cheeks, nipples, navel, tongue, eyebrow and genitals. Rings, studs, dumbbells and bars are some of the different types of jewellery that can be used.Ear piercing is the most common type of body piercing that is popularly done. Ear piercing has been around for ages and it is also an extremely common practice in many cultures. While a majority of women choose to get their ears pierced since ancient times, more recently this type of body piercing has been practised by men alike. From getting both ears pierced to choosing only a single ear piercing, the preference of people varies. Many people choose to have multiple ear piercings that are adorned with earrings of different types and designs. Piercing the ears is a vital part of many Indian cultures. In India, parents of children as young as a few months old also get their infants’ ears pierced. Many people get their ears pierced to stay on par with the latest trends. It’s not fair to your ears to just willy-nilly walk into any place and get it pierced. People at piercing shops make use of different types of tools for this but a piercing gun is the most common, safe and convenient tool used for piercing the ears.Ear lobes are the most frequently pierced part of your ears. People of all ages get their ears pierced for different reasons. For some people, the choice to pierce is about fashion and expression, but for others, ear piercing is a matter of tradition.Ear piercing is most people’s first experience with piercing. People often get their ears pierced in adolescence, but timing may be influenced by culture. In some cultures, babies’ ears are also pierced within the first year of their life.

It’s very normal for everyone to shed some hair each and every day, but excessive hair loss is a big concern for both men and women. It can start with just a few hairs falling out, or shedding when you comb your hair. Sometimes, this excess loss can progress to baldness. Baldness refers to excessive hair loss from your scalp which can be either inherited or due to certain medications. Hair loss can also be a symptom of an underlying medical condition. Men, women, and even children can experience hair loss.Hair loss can be an embarrassing issue. Male and female pattern hair loss is a genetic problem that can leave you feeling helpless. Options, like prescription drugs, are often partially effective and carry the potential for unwanted side effects. Surgical hair restoration can be expensive and does not treat underlying medical problems. Now there is an affordable way for you to improve your hair density without surgery or harmful side effects.PRP therapy for hair loss is a nonsurgical cosmetic treatment that involves withdrawing a person's own blood, processing it so that only the enriched cells (platelet-rich plasma) remain, and injecting it into the scalp. PRP contains essential proteins that stimulate natural hair growth. Due to the natural variation in quality of platelet-rich plasma, results will vary between individuals. Some patients may require multiple sessions to obtain desired outcomes.There are many benefits of using PRP treatment to promote healing for hair growth. Highly concentrated growth factors in the form of platelets have been shown to stimulate new hair growth, thicken thinned-out hair, and make hair transplants grow thicker and healthier.

LASER HAIR REDUCTIONExcess hair and/or unwanted hair are of significant medical, social and cultural importance and are therefore the subject of much attention, manipulation and regard in both genders and all races. The multitude of treatments available is testimony to these facts. Traditionally, conditions such as hirsutism, hypertrichosis, and cosmetic elegance have been treated with electrolysis/thermolysis, tweezing, shaving, waxing and sugaring, plucking, threading, depilatories and X-ray therapy. These methods, however, were found to be slow, tedious, painful, impractical for treating large areas, and, in most cases, temporary.Consequently, the need for a long-term, non-invasive, rapid, reliable and safe method became a necessity in our society. Laser hair removal generated growing demand not only for a safe, non-invasive, pain-free procedure, but also for effective, rapid pace, easy to operate, and affordable technology. Today, photo epilation by laser and other light-based technology is the fastest growing procedure in modern cosmetic treatment.Unwanted hair is a common problem, for both men and women.Individuals, seeking consultation for the removal of unwanted body hair, generally have increased hair in undesirable locations secondary to genetics or medical conditions like hirsutism, hypertrichosis etc., or have issues arising out of abnormal hair growth patterns on normal skin.More commonly, those seeking hair removal have hair that would be considered normal in distribution and density. However, these individuals want their hair to be removed from particular body area for emotional, social, cultural, cosmetic, hygienic or other reasons