【Exosomes】Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy 【Adipose-Derived】
Stem cells are special cells with the ability to self-replicate and differentiate into various cell types (pluripotency). They enable tissue regeneration through the following two abilities:
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② Pluripotency: The ability to generate new cells such as skin, blood, nerve, blood vessel, bone, and muscle cells.
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One vial per administration.
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The culture supernatant is produced by culturing and expanding human-derived stem cells in a completely serum-free medium free of animal-derived components. Subsequently, cellular components are removed via centrifugation, and the resulting supernatant solution is sterilized and processed. This culture supernatant is abundantly rich in over 500 types of physiologically active substances (such as growth factors, immune regulatory factors, anti-inflammatory factors, nerve regeneration factors, collagen, and hyaluronic acid) secreted by stem cells during their proliferation. These cytokines promote the functional recovery of damaged tissues and cells within the body and repair cells that have been injured and whose functions have declined due to aging, among other reasons. There are various administration methods, including IV drip, injection, and nasal spray.
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☆ For treatment: Basically every two weeks (2-3 vials) (Note: For patients on a low budget or smaller patients (1-2 vials))
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