How are Stem Cells Obtained from Fat Tissue?
One of the most frequently preferred sources in stem cell treatment is the person's own fat tissue. Because fat tissue is very rich in stem cells. A small amount of fat taken from areas of the body, especially the abdomen, waist or thighs, is separated from the stem cells with special processes and applied to the area to be treated.

Why is Fat Tissue Preferred?
Stem cells obtained from fat tissue are both numerous and have high vitality. This increases the effectiveness of the treatment. In addition, since they are obtained from the person's own tissue, they do not carry any risk of allergy, rejection or side effects. This provides a safe and natural application.

In Which Areas Are They Used?
Stem cells obtained from fat tissue can be used in many areas such as hair loss, skin rejuvenation, acne scar treatment, cracks, scars and joint problems. Thanks to the restorative and regenerative effect of the cells, visible improvements are achieved in the area where it is applied over time.

What is the Application Process?
First, a small amount of fat is taken from the patient. This procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia and is painless. The fat taken is then processed in a laboratory environment or with special devices to separate the stem cells. The cells obtained are injected into the problem area with fine needles.

A Natural and Permanent Rejuvenation Method
Stem cell treatment from fat tissue stands out with its natural and long-term effects. After the application, the skin looks younger, the hair becomes stronger and the skin tissue renews over time. In addition, since it is not a surgical procedure, the recovery process is fast and comfortable.