
Dr. Amie Hornaman discusses regenerative aesthetics and hair restoration with Dr. Steve Scottsdale, focusing on new treatments and technologies.
I sit down with Dr. Steve Scottsdale to discuss some of the newest developments in regenerative aesthetics and why they may be changing the way we think about skin rejuvenation and hair restoration. We explore the science behind Neogen Plasma, a nitrogen-based cold plasma treatment that aims to stimulate collagen and elastin production without the heat and tissue damage associated with many traditional laser procedures. We also talk about aging skin, collagen loss, facial volume changes, and why some practitioners are moving away from the "damage and repair" approach that has dominated the aesthetics industry for years. We shift the conversation to hair loss, examining an emerging treatment designed to support both scalp health and follicle regeneration. Dr. Steve explains how this technology works, who may benefit from it, and why understanding the underlying causes of hair thinning matters as much as treating the symptoms. What you’ll learn: Why some practitioners are rethinking traditional ablative laser treatments The role collagen, elastin, and facial volume play in how we age How cold plasma technology differs from conventional laser procedures What to realistically expect…
Host: Dr. Amie Hornaman
Guest: Dr. Steve Scottsdale
Products: Neogen Plasma
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