Nanofat Kök Hücre İle Yüz Gençleştirme

What is Stem Cell Facial Rejuvenation and Nanofat?

1. Facial rejuvenation with stem cells; 2. ; It is a biological repair method that revolutionized aesthetic surgery with the discovery in 2001 that fat cells are a rich source. Unlike traditional methods, in this procedure, fat cells are specially processed and injected under the skin to reverse cellular aging.

When Do the Effects of Rejuvenation with Stem Cells Begin?

13. Rejuvenation with stem cells 14. The effects of the process are generally 15. seen between 1-3 months. The skin revitalizing, reduction of spots, and tightening effects settle during this process. It is injected into the upper layer wrinkles of the skin, damaged, thinned, and quality-reduced areas with very fine needles. The nanofat application does not puff the face, providing a natural youthfulness. 16. Stem Cell Extraction:.

What Are the Steps of the Application?

Hundreds of trillions of cells make up the human body. This process essentially consists of three stages:

1. 17. The best source for these special cells is fat tissue. These cells are separated from fat tissue within 1-2 hours through an apheresis procedure. 18. Application Technique:.
2. 19. It should be done considering the proportions, priorities, and anatomy of the face. It should be done considering the proportions, priorities, and anatomy of the face.
3. Awakening Procedures: It is the stage where growth factors are used to awaken and guide the stem cells.

Is Stem Cell Facial Rejuvenation Permanent?

The most curious topic for our patients is this: Is stem cell facial rejuvenation permanent? Yes, the effect is permanent as long as the transferred cells live. However, since time does not stop, the aging process continues. In the literature and our clinical observations, it is accepted that the protective biological effect of this procedure lasts on average 5 years and during this period, skin quality is preserved much better compared to the untreated state.

7. Repair After Facial Rejuvenation with Stem Cells

When there is an injury somewhere, chemical substances called “Chemokines” are released. The receptors, which we call sensors, on stem cells are sensitive to this substance. Stem cells that detect chemokines quickly go to the site of damage and initiate repair.

8. History of the Treatment

The use of stem cell therapy in the field of health dates back to ancient times. What is relatively new is the recognition of the value of adipose tissue-derived stem cells. Stem cells, which are more difficult to obtain from bone marrow, have started to be obtained easily and almost 1000 times more from adipose tissue.

9. Facial Shaping and Aesthetic Perspective

In facial and body rejuvenation, sufficient results cannot be achieved without the correct perspective of the aesthetic surgeon. The aesthetic surgeon makes a plan considering the needs, weak points, and strategic areas of the face and body.

10. The Importance of Fat Tissue for Facial Rejuvenation with Stem Cells

As long as adipose tissue is in the right place and amount, it provides youth and health. Unfortunately, recent trends, especially among women, are to get rid of as much adipose tissue as possible. This negative trend leads to issues such as premature aging and loss of femininity in women. Adipose tissue is the richest and easiest source of stem cells.

11. Facial Rejuvenation with Stem Cells in Men and Women

The effects of this application (derived from fat) are more pronounced in the older age group (60 and above). In the middle-aged group, since women show earlier deterioration in their skin structures, rejuvenation by adding volume yields more pronounced results for women due to the suitability of the feminine structure, but it is also effective in men.

12. Combined Use of Nanofat and Stem Cells for Facial Rejuvenation

Zheng and colleagues demonstrated in their scientific study published in 2019 (Aesth Surg J) that nanofat application corrected aging due to sun damage. In this respect, nanofat is a very valuable application. Similar biological repair effects 10. lipedema can also be supported.

Scientific References and Bibliography

• Clinical application of human adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells in progressive hemifacial atrophy. (Koh KS, Oh TS, et al. Ann Plast Surg. 2012)
• Efficacy of Autologous Microfat Graft on Facial Handicap in Systemic Sclerosis Patients. (Sautereau N, Daumas A, et al. Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open. 2016)
• Nanofat grafting: basic research and clinical applications. (Tonnard P, Verpaele A, et al. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2013)

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is skin rejuvenation with stem cells?

Pricing varies according to the scope of the procedure (is it just the face, or does it include the neck and décolletage?), the technology to be used (Nanofat, SVF), and additional combined procedures. A clinical examination is required for net price information due to legal regulations.

How many sessions of stem cells for the face?

Generally 1. single session 2. is sufficient. However, depending on the condition of the skin, the patient's age, and smoking habits, reminder sessions may be held in the following years to increase the effectiveness of the procedure.

Does stem cell rejuvenate?

Absolutely, it provides biological repair by triggering collagen production in the skin. It improves skin quality, reduces fine wrinkles, and restores the lost radiance to the skin.

How many years do stem cells last?

3. The effects of stem cell therapy obtained from adipose tissue are quite long-lasting. In the literature and our clinical observations, 4. this 5. procedure's protective effect 6. is known to last for approximately 5 years. 7. Stem Cell Facial Rejuvenation Before and After.

What is the lifespan of stem cells?

The transferred cells are permanent, but since the aging process continues, the biological effect is considered to last an average of 5 years.

How many days does it take for stem cells to heal?

Since the procedure is not a surgical operation, the recovery time is very short. There may be mild swelling or redness in the treated area that can last 1-3 days, and the patient can return to social life immediately.

How is stem cell made for the face?

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. First, a small amount of fat is taken from the patient's abdomen or leg area using special cannulas. This fat is processed in a laboratory environment (Nanofat or SVF) to be separated into stem cells and injected into the face.