| Effectiveness | 3-5 Year |
| Number of Sessions | 3 |
| Session Interval | 1 Month |
| Session Time | 30 Minute |
| Result | 6 Month |
| Anesthesia | Local |
| Edema | 1-2 Day |
| Bruising | Sometimes |
| Redness | No |
Cellular Tissue Regeneration
The fibrocell treatment used in cellular tissue regeneration is a patented autologous cell treatment. The fibroblasts in the tissue taken from patient are produced in laboratory environment and given back to the person again. Fibroblasts are the cells producing the fibrils in connective tissue. These matrix fibers are responsible for the strength and elasticity of skin.
Remedial functions of the fibroblasts are as below;
- They heal the skin structure by synthesizing the extracellular matrix components.
- They provide wound healing and tissue repair by synthesizing the collagen and other matrix fibrils.
How Is the Fibrocell Treatment Used In Cellular Tissue Regeneration Applied?
2-3 mm tissue biopsy is conducted on behind the ear and the inner face of arm of the patient. This process is painless, because the applied area is locally anesthetized beforehand. While a part of the fibroblasts in this tissue is frozen for subsequent treatments, the other part is reproduced in laboratory conditions to be millions of new cells. These reproduced cells are injected under the skin in order to provide the tissue to renew itself and perform the collagen synthesis. Fibrocell is produced with a method approved by FDA.
Usage Areas of the Fibrocell Treatment Used in Cellular Tissue Regeneration
- Anti-aging (wrinkle treatment) – Skin rejuvenation
- Scar treatment (wound scars, acne marks – scars etc.)
- Burn treatment
Advantages of the Fibrocell Treatment Used in Cellular Tissue Regeneration
- It is a cellular treatment.
- It does not have risk of allergy because of being autologous.
- If the treatment is properly applied, it has 2-8 year permanence.
- It provides a natural appearance.
