Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin (Improve Appearance Of Fine Lines, Wrinkles, And Dullness)

· Those in Tokyo looking for advanced skin rejuvenation treatment.
· Those with dull and tired skin.
· Those with fine lines and wrinkles.
· Those who want to reduce acne scars, injury scars, or pigmentation spots.
· Those who wish to enhance collagen and elastin production.

Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin is a regenerative skin treatment that uses the healing substances secreted by stem cells without using the cells themselves. When stem cells are grown in a lab environment, they release a rich mix of natural proteins, growth factors, cytokines, and exosomes into the surrounding liquid. This nutrient-rich liquid, called the supernatant, is carefully collected after the stem cells are removed. It contains the beneficial signals that help cells in the body grow, repair, and renew themselves. In this treatment, the supernatant is injected into the skin to help improve texture, elasticity, and overall skin health from the inside out.

This therapy is particularly effective when combined with a technique called Water Light Injection, which uses a specialized device to deliver tiny amounts of the supernatant directly into the dermis, the deeper layer of the skin. This method ensures that the regenerative components are absorbed more efficiently and act where they are most needed. Unlike typical skin care products that only work on the surface, this therapy penetrates deep into the skin to stimulate natural healing. It is commonly used on the face, and neck helping to treat wrinkles, sagging, dryness, uneven tone, acne scars, and signs of aging. With regular sessions, it can significantly boost skin vitality, radiance, and youthfulness in a gentle yet effective way without surgery or artificial fillers.

Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin begins with the preparation of the stem cell culture supernatant, which is a clear fluid rich in naturally secreted growth factors, cytokines, and exosomes collected from carefully cultured stem cells. These stem cells are not injected; instead, the supernatant, free of any cells or impurities is used for its powerful skin-repairing properties. During the session, the skin is first cleansed, and local anesthesia is applied to reduce any discomfort. Then, using a specialized Water Light Injector device, tiny droplets of the supernatant are gently injected across the treatment area. The injector uses fine needles to deliver the solution evenly and deeply into the dermal layer of the skin. Once injected, the active ingredients begin to work by stimulating the skin’s own cells to regenerate, boosting collagen and elastin production, improving hydration, and encouraging tissue repair. Over time, this helps improve the skin's tone, texture, and firmness, resulting in a more youthful and radiant appearance.

1. Consultation will be conducted with the doctor.
2. The treatment area will be cleansed.
3. Local anesthesia will be applied.
4. Stem cell culture supernatant will be prepared.
5. Water Light Injection will be injected to the treatment area.
6. A cooling mask will be applied.

<Advantages>
· Stimulates natural collagen
· Enhances skin texture and hydration
· Reduces appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
· Brightens skin
· Rejuvenates dull or tired looking-skin
· Supports tissue regeneration

<Limitations>
· Temporary redness or swelling may occur 1 to 3 days after treatment

· Avoid sun exposure and tanning at least 2 weeks before treatment
· Avoid using harsh skin care such as retinoids, acids, and exfoliants 5 to 7 days before treatment
· Avoid alcohol consumption, smoking, and blood-thinning medications 2 days before treatment
· Keep the skin well-hydrated 1 week before treatment

· Avoid makeup, facial massages, or touching the skin at least 1 day after treatment
· Avoid strenuous exercise, hot showers, or saunas for 2 to 3 days after treatment
· Avoid harsh skincare products and apply sunscreen daily for 1 to 2 weeks after treatment

Q1: Is Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin safe?
A1: Yes, Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin is considered safe because it uses only the supernatant, a liquid containing beneficial growth factors, cytokines, and exosomes released by culture stem cells. This reduces the risk of immune rejection or serious side effects.

Q2: How many sessions are needed for Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin?
A2: It is recommended to undergo 5 sessions, done every 2 to 4 weeks. Some patients may notice improvements even after just one treatment, but several sessions usually give the best and long-lasting results.

Q3: Is Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin painful?
A3: Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin can be painful, however; local anesthesia will be applied to minimize the pain.

Q4: Is Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin suitable for sensitive skin?
A4: Yes, Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin is suitable for sensitive skin, as the supernatant does not contain live cells or harsh chemicals. However, it is important to have a consultation with the doctor at our affiliated clinic to check for any specific allergies or conditions.

Q5: Can I wear makeup after Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin?
A5: It is best to wait for at least 24 hours after Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Therapy For Skin before applying makeup to allow the skin to heal and reduce the risk of irritation and infections

[Clinic Name] Biotope Clinic
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Located in Minato-Ku, Biotope clinic is easily accessible via train and is only 1-min walk from Sirokanedai Station Exit 1
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday - Saturday (10:00AM - 1:00PM, 2:00PM - 7:00PM); Closed on Sunday and public holiday

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