StemCell Therapy

TREATMENT WITH Fat Stem Cell Therapy

Face Lift Procedure Avg. Rating: 4.5 out of 5 from 129 votes.

Women and men around the globe are seeking for alternatives to Surgical Face Lifts and expensive chemical injection namely Botox. And when celebs like legend pop-artist Madonna, choose the natural approach you know you are onto something really good.

Thanks to the local rejuvenating and toning effect of stem cells, now there is an alternative. An enriched Fat Stem Cell (FSC) Face Lift can leave you looking 10 - 15 years younger, all without surgical scars and long recovery period as well as that nonsense "pulled back look".

And don't forget, the neck and hands, which are a sure sign of "old age". Our procedure takes care of that too.

A detailed explanation of our procedure for a Fat Stem Cell (FSC) Face Lift with autologous adipose enriched Stem Cell Therapy is available on our procedure page.

Activated Stem Cells are returned to the patient by our Cosmetic Surgeon using surgical needles. Only a local anesthetic is used. Excess fat extracted during the Harvest phase of the procedure is mixed with activated stem cells and is used as filler to inject into the patient's Hands, Face and Neck to fill wrinkles and age lines.

The natural effects of the enriched stem cells smooth and tone the skin. The entire process takes about 4-5 hours to complete.

Here too, the results of this procedure speak for themselves. Cleaner, whiter, smoother, softer and wrinkle free, facial skin can be had within a week after the procedure. Acne dents and scars disappear, age spots fade quickly. In 2-3 weeks the full effects of the procedure will be evident. Your friends will be shocked by just how young you look and they will surely be looking for the scars.

The woman in the images above also had dents on both sides of her forehead. A trained cosmetic surgeon filled those dents with her own fat

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Face Lift Using Fat Stem Cell Therapy

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