AUTHOR

Paige Reyes, Cosmetic Injector

Paige sees injectables as an art tool that can enhance individuals' features and add to their natural beauty. She’s been working as a certified cosmetic injector for the past 9 years but still continues to seek educational opportunities as she feels that staying up to date with aesthetic trends is crucial for ensuring the best patient outcomes. Paige’s experience includes working in dermatology, plastic surgery & urgent care medical settings.

Author’s articles

A person receiving an injection in the neck area while lying down. The hands administering the injection are wearing pink gloves, and the person has a pink robe/drape across their chest. The procedure appears to be cosmetic or medical.

Oct 03, 2024 By Paige Reyes

Rejuran Salmon DNA – How Does it Work?

Polydeoxyribonucleotides (PDRNs) derived from salmon DNA have shown promising results in enhancing skin regeneration and reducing signs of aging. PDRNs are naturally occurring polymers that stimulate collagen production, improve skin hydration, and accelerate wound healing. These properties make them highly beneficial for skin rejuvenation and anti-aging treatments, which are increasingly sought after today.

Rejuran

A close-up of a woman peeling a layer of what appears to be a facial mask or synthetic skin from her face. The background is a light gradient of blue. Her expression is neutral, and both her hands are involved in the peeling process.

Oct 03, 2024 By Paige Reyes

Rejuran Before and After – With Photo Examples

Studies have shown that intradermal platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections can significantly improve skin texture and reduce wrinkles, particularly in the periorbital area. This non-surgical cosmetic therapy has gained widespread popularity due to its effectiveness in addressing wrinkles, periorbital hyperpigmentation, and overall skin aging.

Rejuran

A man in a white shirt is holding his left shoulder, appearing to be in pain. The area he is touching is highlighted in red to indicate soreness or discomfort. The background is a plain grey.

Oct 01, 2024 By Paige Reyes

Synvisc For Shoulder – Can It Help?

According to Brigham and Women’s Hospital, shoulder osteoarthritis affects about 30% of people over the age of 60. This condition often leads to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility, making everyday tasks—like reaching for items on a shelf or getting dressed—extremely challenging. These symptoms significantly impact one’s quality of l

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A doctor wearing a white lab coat is administering an injection into a patient's knee. The patient's leg is partially covered with a blue drape, and the doctor's stethoscope is visible around their neck.

Oct 01, 2024 By Paige Reyes

Synvisc – How Long Does It Take To Work

Osteoarthritis affects millions worldwide, often limiting mobility and quality of life. According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, viscosupplementation can significantly reduce knee pain in patients with osteoarthritis. This treatment involves injecting hyaluronic acid into the joint to improve lubrication and reduce discomfort. One popular viscosupplementation treatment is Synvisc.

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A series of transparent test tubes are arranged in rows with a liquid being dispensed into one of them using a precise dropper. The scene is illuminated with a blue hue, suggesting a controlled laboratory environment.

Oct 01, 2024 By Paige Reyes

Synvisc Ingredients – Hylan Polymers and Salt

According to the World Health Organization, about 528 million people worldwide were living with osteoarthritis in 2019, and this number is expected to rise as populations age. These statistics highlight the growing need for effective treatments to manage this debilitating condition.

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A man sitting on a couch, wearing a blue shirt and denim shorts, holds his lower back with one hand, while the other hand is on his forehead. He appears to be in pain, and there is a red area highlighted on his lower back to indicate discomfort.

Oct 01, 2024 By Paige Reyes

Synvisc Injections For Hips – Does It Help?

A study published in Arthritis Research & Therapy found that the global prevalence of hip osteoarthritis (HOA) is approximately 8.55%, with the condition becoming more common as individuals age. This highlights the significant impact of HOA on mobility and quality of life. Synvisc, a viscosupplementation agent, offers a promising solution for managing HOA.

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