Wednesday 7 May 2014

Why Dr Daniel Sister trademarked the name DRACULA THERAPY PRP

Dracula therapy – and why I’ve trademarked the name

As we’ve already discussed on this blog, Dracula therapy is the name I’ve given to my own version of PRP treatment.
I’ve been working with PRP for over 5 years and have performed more than 700 procedures, and during that time I’ve created what I believe to be the ultimate cosmetic version of this treatment.
Since its increased popularity, I’ve taken the step of trademarking the name ‘Dracula therapy’ as I’ve become increasingly frustrated with seeing the name attributed to inferior versions of the treatment. I am also very concerned about some of the special offers I’ve seen advertised online, aimed at luring patients into multiple treatments that they may not need – all for a so called ‘reduced price’.
So, if a doctor does not perform the treatment in the specific way I have developed, and has not been trained by me, it’s NOT Dracula therapy.
Let’s look at what sets Dracula therapy apart from other PRP methods.
The quantity of blood taken
-       We harvest just 20cc of blood (more can be unpleasant for patient). My experience has established that 20cc is the perfect amount to create the best ratio between blood taken and PRP harvested.
Keeping it hermetical
-       Most other PRP kits use a chemical buffer gel to separate the red blood cells and the plasma. Because I have concerns about some of the filaments escaping I do not use this method, which therefore means Dracula therapy is 100% hermetical.
Ensuring it is autologous
-       We do not mix the plasma with fibrin – therefore Dracula therapy is totally autologous (meaning that 100% of what is injected into the patient is from the patient’s own blood).
Concentration of platelets
-       In Dracula therapy the diameter of the tubes, length of tubes, centrifuge speed and time spent in the centrifuge is very precisely worked out in order to ensure that the growth factors are not activated before injection.
This ensures the correct concentration of ACTIVE platelets – therefore the best result for the patient.
Specific treatment protocol
-       There are other areas where my method of PRP differs from other doctors. These include the exact positioning of where I inject, how deep I inject and the specifics of any mixing with or without hyaluronic acid, vitamins and minerals.
The correct training
-       Anyone claiming to be performing Dracula therapy needs to have been trained by me. If you’re speaking to a doctor about having Dracula therapy and want to check if I’ve trained them – just ask me!
-       We currently provide training sessions for the London School of MedicineWigmore Medical Training and, coming later this year, British College of Aesthetic Medicine.
Done correctly, a patient would only need Dracula therapy twice a year to maintain the results – I’ve seen clinics advertising courses of treatments and recommending repeat treatments at 4 – 6 weeks – and this is simply not necessary.

Platelet Rich Plasma - PRP - Dracula Therapy - Sports Injuries

Dracula PRP Therapy is also used for Sports Injuries, Soft Tissue Injuries, Pain Management and Orthopaedic Conditions.

Claudia McGloin is a Senior Trauma & Orthopaedic Nurse Practitioner with over 17 years experience in Orthopaedics and has set up and ran several Trauma & Orthopaedic Nurse Led Clinics in London and has injected Joints such as Knees & Hips for many years.

Claudia has also conducted research into Joint Injections and she injects Joints with PRP and Ostenil.

Call the clinic on 071 9140728 and book a consultation to further discuss the best treatment for you.

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Claudia McGloin Clinic Partner with Mr Colin Riordan

The Claudia McGloin Clinic are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Mr Colin Riordan Consultant Plastic Surgeon. 

Colin will be attending the Sligo clinic for Consultations and some Surgical Procedures and Claudia will be working every Monday in his clinic - The Aesthetic Institute in The Northbrook Clinic in Dublin.

Colin specialises in Plastic Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery including Hand Surgery and is listed on The Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons website.

For more details on the services Mr Colin Riordan offers visit www.aestheticinstitute.ie or contact the Claudia McGloin Clinic on 071 9140728.

Teenage Acne Clinic Patient Review

We received a lovely telephone call from a teenager and her mum thanking us for helping to treat and clear her Acne.

We are a dedicated Acne Clinic for Teenagers and Adults and prescribe Medical Skin Care and Medical treatments tailored to the individual.

#teenageacne #acne #claudiamcgloinclinic #sligo

Patients Review on Claudia McGloin Clinic

We are always delighted to get reviews and feedback from our patients...

Below is a review we received recently from a patient who attended our clinic and had Dermal Fillers with Claudia. 

Review is on WhatClinic.com

Were you pleased with the treatment?
I was told to visit Claudia as she works her magic with fillers and the results are very natural. You didn't disappoint Claudia. Very natural looking result. Thank you.

Treatments
Dermal Fillers