Cellular therapies use your own blood, your own tissue, or laboratory-prepared cells and cell products to support the skin’s repair processes. They add no volume; the target is skin quality. Which one comes to the fore in which situation, where the evidence is strong and where it is limited, and which of them I actually perform are set out on the what are cellular therapies, and which one is right for you page.
TREATMENTS
Cellular Therapies
What Are Cellular Therapies, and Which One Is Right for You?
Sanakin, PRP, exosomes, fibroblasts, micrografts and SVF: which comes to the fore for which goal, and where the evidence stands.
What Is Sanakin (Smart Plasma)?
A cytokine-rich serum prepared from your own blood; skin use, with links to the hair and knee pages.
What Is Exosome Skin Therapy?
Skin quality through cell-free vesicles; human vs plant-derived sources.
What Is Autologous Fibroblast Therapy?
Your own cells from behind the ear, expanded in a laboratory and returned to the skin.
What Is Alloblast?
Fibroblast cells from neonatal tissue applied to the skin; single session.
What Is PRP Treatment, and Who Is It For?
Platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood; hair, skin and knee.
What Is Autologous Micrograft Therapy?
Progenitor cells mechanically separated from your own tissue, same session (informational).
What Is SVF Therapy?
A cell mixture obtained from your own fat tissue; adds no volume (informational).