REGENERATIVE CARE

After decades of research into Hyaluronic Acid, which is known for its benefits in stimulating the natural repair and regeneration processes in damaged tissues, today we are also progressing in the field of regenerative medicine. Regenerative medicine offers a promising synergistic role with Hyaluronic Acid, thanks to the development of new therapeutic strategies in the areas we work in. We have acquired and developed technologies to improve the availability of growth factors in tissues where there has been a loss in functionality (e.g. cartilage, soft tissues), but we also have other systems associated with adipose tissue and its wide-ranging potential.

Regenerative medicine uses biological tissues found in the human body, such as blood or fat. These biological treatments are safe, as they are obtained from the patient’s own (autologous) tissue. Plasm-rich platelets (PRP) is obtained from the patient’s blood and contains mainly platelets and a large quantity of growth factors and other bioactive molecules, which accelerate tissue repair and regeneration processes. Stromal vascular fraction (SVF) is derived from the patient’s adipose tissue and consists of a heterogeneous mixture of growth factors and cell populations, including stem cells, with high anti-inflammatory and regenerative potential. Nanofat is derived from a small amount of liposuctioned adipose tissue, using a special procedure that gives an emulsion, enriched in regenerative cells and precursors, that can be injected through a fine needle in the most typical applications of regenerative aesthetic medicine.