Combination of adipose stem cells and fat injections

Regenerative medicine is a medical treatment that aims to regenerate cells and tissues by utilizing the patient's own cells and drawing out the body's own "natural healing power".

Our bodies inherently have the ability to repair damaged areas, just as grazes and cuts heal naturally. Regenerative medicine is a medical technology that aims to promote more effective tissue repair and regeneration by utilizing this natural ability to heal.

Combined Fat Stem Cell and Fat Injection is a regenerative medicine that simultaneously performs volume replacement and tissue regeneration by injecting a combination of stem cells extracted from your own fat and fat.
Compared to mere fat injections, the procedure is expected to improve fat retention and texture, and to achieve a more natural result.

Main effects

Improvement of lack of volume in cheeks, temples, forehead, etc.
Support for improvement of laugh lines and marionette lines
Improvement of wrinkles and sagging skin
Improvement of skin elasticity and firmness
Improvement of skin texture (improvement of texture and luster)
Improvement of youthful impression

Features and Benefits of Treatment

-Natural Finish Natural Finish

Since your own fat is used, there is less foreign body sensation and natural volume formation is expected.

-Report Improvement in retention rate can be expected.

Combined use of fat stem cells is expected to support fat deposition (fixation) and improve the durability of the effect.

-Health Volume + skin texture improvement at the same time

In addition to fat volume replacement, stem cells can also be used to improve skin texture through their regenerative effects.

-Using Autologous Tissue Use self-organization

Since your own fat is used, the risk of allergy is relatively low.

Postoperative course and follow-up

Treatment Time: It takes approximately 2 to 3 hours including fat collection, processing, and injection.
However, it depends on the amount of fat to be harvested, the area to be injected, and the anesthesia method.

Postoperative hospital visit: After the surgery, the condition of the patient will be checked within the next day or several days, and the patient will be followed up as needed thereafter.
Since swelling, internal bleeding, and fat blending vary from person to person, please come to the clinic as directed by your doctor.

Postoperative swelling: Swelling, swelling, and internal bleeding may occur at the injection site and fat collection site.
Swelling is especially noticeable in the first few days after surgery, and generally settles gradually after one to two weeks.
The final result may take several months for the fat to blend in.

anesthesia: The procedure is performed under a combination of local, laughing gas, and intravenous anesthesia, depending on the treatment.
The anesthesia method will be guided by the physician based on the extent of the procedure and your physical condition.
*If intravenous anesthesia is used, please refrain from driving a car, motorcycle, or bicycle on the same day.

shower: Showering is often possible on the same day or the next day, but do not rub the suction or injection site strongly and follow the doctor's instructions.
We will guide you on when to resume bathing, depending on the swelling and condition of the wound.

make: If the injection site is avoided, it is often possible to start the next day or later, but it depends on the needle hole and the condition of the wound.
To avoid irritation to the affected area, the timing of resumption will be provided at the time of consultation.

face-washing: In most cases, it is possible to start the same day or the next day, but please be gentle and do not rub the affected area.
Avoid hot water and strong massages, and use non-irritating skin care products.

Postoperative risks and side effects

-Swelling, internal bleeding, and pain (at the aspiration and injection sites) Swelling, internal bleeding, pain (aspiration site and injection site)

-Philadelphia infection

-Lumps (fat necrosis) Lump (fat necrosis)

-Left to right difference/unevenness Left-right difference/unevenness

-Individuals Individual differences in fat retention

-Liposuction Risks associated with liposuction

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