AESTHETICS · DERMATOLOGY
Peptide
Therapy
Understanding Peptide Therapy
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that facilitate cellular communication. It is essential to recognise that topical, injectable, and systemic routes of delivery differ significantly in their physiological impact. Furthermore, scientific evidence and regulatory status vary by specific sequence, meaning these products are not interchangeable
Therapeutic Goals
When clinically appropriate, therapy may be utilized to address specific skin-quality concerns, aid post-procedural recovery, or support certain wellbeing markers. There are no guaranteed anti-ageing or wellness outcomes, as responses are highly individual.
Clinical Process
A mandatory consultation includes a review of medical history and informed consent. During this phase, We verify the formulation source and monitors the initial administration. The treatment course is individualised, requiring periodic follow up to assess response and adjust protocols
Educational information only, individual assessment is required.
About
Selection and Suitability
Selection of the specific product, source, and delivery route is personalised to each patient. Therapy is not suitable for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or individuals with active infections, relevant malignancies, or uncontrolled medical conditions. Potential medicine interactions and baseline lab results must be reviewed prior to commencemen
Care and Risks
Down-time and aftercare instructions are route-specific. Possible risks include local irritation, allergic reactions, infection at the injection site, or systemic side effects.
Urgent Medical Care
Seek immediate emergency care for difficulty breathing, chest pain, fainting, severe swelling, neurological changes, or acute systemic illness.
Safety
FAQs
What is the evidence?
Quality of evidence varies significantly per peptide.
How is it administered?
Routes are product-specific and may be topical, injectable or systemic.
What results are expected?
Outcomes are unpredictable and vary by patient.
FAQs
Are labs needed?
Labs are used only when clinically indicated, depending on the product, route and medical history.
Can I combine treatments?
This must be strictly clinician-supervised.