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Time of India
04-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Hair transplant deaths: Cops collect evidence from doc's clinic
Kanpur: Police on Wednesday took Dr Anushka Tiwari into custody in accordance with a court order and escorted her to her clinic to collect evidence in connection with the hair transplant deaths case. At the clinic, police seized the PRP machine, tools, kit and other equipment, as well as various documents, in Dr Anushka's presence. During the six-hour period of police custody remand, Dr Anushka lost consciousness three times and also sustained a minor muscle injury on her foot. The police team sent her twice to CHC Kalyanpur for treatment. She was produced in jail around 3pm, where she again lost consciousness and collapsed. Investigation officer Pushpraj Singh, accompanied by women constables, took Dr Anushka from jail around 9 o'clock in the morning and arrived at her clinic at about 10am. The team remained there for around three hours, searching the reception, office, operation theatre, pantry and all rooms of the clinic. Police took possession of machines, apparatus, an attaché and documents as evidence. Additional commissioner of police Abhishek Pandey stated that Dr Anushka opened the clinic door while in custody. Inside was a full hair transplant setup, including a small operation theatre. Machines used in hair transplantation, Platelet Rich Plasma apparatus and various tools were recovered from there. Dr Anushka holds a BDS degree but also performed hair transplant procedures. She was later taken back to jail after the custody hours. Dr Anushka allegedly performed hair transplants on two engineers— Vineet Dubey and Mayank Tiwari and both died within 24 hours following their operations. She surrendered before the court on May 26. The police sought her custody after which the court granted them six hours of remand.
IOL News
19-05-2025
- Health
- IOL News
A new kind of beauty treatment: Using your own blood to look and feel better
This natural method is called Platelet Rich Fibrin, or PRF, and it's helping people enhance their appearance in a healthier, more organic way. In the world of cosmetic medicine, a gentle new trend is taking over. It doesn't involve surgery, implants, or synthetic fillers. Instead, it uses something simple and powerful — your blood. This natural method is called Platelet Rich Fibrin, or PRF, and it's helping people enhance their appearance in a healthier, more organic way. PRF is a treatment that begins with a small blood draw. From that sample, doctors use a special spinning method called low-speed centrifugation to separate the most healing parts of the blood — platelets, white blood cells, and a protein called fibrin. Unlike an earlier version known as PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma), PRF doesn't contain chemicals or additives. That means it's safer and works more naturally with the body. Dr Reza Mia, a well-known expert in regenerative medicine and aesthetics, has been at the forefront of this breakthrough. He describes PRF as 'a way to truly regenerate and repair the body, not just mask signs of ageing.'Dr Mia has long been known for his innovative approach to beauty and wellness. He holds a medical degree and also has a background in finance, combining science and business in unique ways. Over the years, he has worked on advanced stem cell therapies, anti-ageing treatments, and even aviation technology. His latest focus — bringing PRF into everyday cosmetic care — may be his most personal and powerful work yet. What makes PRF special is how it helps the body heal from within.
