[Bridge Economy] Now, even gifts for parents are 'Stem Cell Healthy Aging'

 

Director Shin Dong-jin of SC301 Clinic stated, “Stem cell facial and breast augmentation has semi-permanent effects and

It was introduced as having a strong appeal to attract medical consumers by making one look like they have aged gracefully.

 

 

 

Expected wrinkle reduction, increased elasticity, and skin whitening with adipose stem cells… SC301 'Cellinge' is a representative example

 

 

 

 

These days, people in their 40s to 60s are expected to easily live to their 90s, provided they do not suffer from fatal diseases.

With the period of social activity extending along with life expectancy, more and more people are hoping to remain in their middle and later years as more attractive individuals.

 

Recently, there have been attempts to soften the term 'anti-aging,' which implies resisting aging, by replacing it with terms such as 'healthy aging,' 'power aging,' and 'well aging,' as the word carries a mechanical connotation.

The key is to look about 10 years younger, while exuding natural and human charm.

Elite individuals or career women performing pivotal roles in their workplaces or organizations are even more inclined to convey trust and likeability to others through a transformation of their facial image. 

 

The standard of living of the economically affluent class has risen to the point where healthy foods or cosmetics given to parents as gifts for holidays like Chuseok or birthdays have become cliché.

Overseas trips for filial piety are no longer anything special. Not only middle-aged people, but also those in their 30s and 40s are joining the ranks of those focusing on their appearance. 

 

For such people, a hot item that enhances body shape and boosts facial elasticity and radiance as a gift for filial piety or a self-satisfaction gift is 'stem cell cosmetic surgery and injection treatment'.

Recently, the affluent class has either already tried conventional plastic surgery or has a negative view of it, whereas they are positive about stem cell therapy, leading to a growing demand centered around Gangnam.

Thanks to word of mouth, the number of people who have experienced stem cell therapy has increased significantly. Stem cells have the ability to differentiate and proliferate cells at the injection site, and [treat] wounds and defects

With its restorative function, when injected into the face, it has the power to increase facial volume, improve elasticity, and change the skin tone to be bright and radiant. 

 

Dr. Shin Dong-jin, Director of SC301 Clinic, stated, “Adipose-derived stem cells secrete an abundance of extracellular matrix proteins, including growth factors, collagen, and hyaluronic acid.”

"It induces the differentiation and proliferation of fat cells and blood vessels, thereby restoring facial volume," they explained.

He added that, as a side effect, it is accompanied by tightening and whitening effects that make the skin firmer and shinier.  

Stem cell facial reshaping involves extracting fat from the abdomen, separating it into pure fat cells and stem cells, recombining them in an optimal ratio, and injecting them into the face.

It maximizes the activity of stem cells to induce stem cell engraftment and the differentiation and proliferation of targeted cells.

If this is performed on a woman with small breasts, it becomes stem cell breast augmentation. It can reduce belly fat to improve body shape and help resolve obesity.

Stem cell anti-aging and breast augmentation are becoming increasingly popular among women who prefer a youthful-looking face and a natural S-line figure.

 

Director Shin Dong-jin stated, “Filler and Botox procedures have short-lasting effects, and facelifts are invasive, placing a burden on the patient; conversely, the altered appearance may actually make others feel uncomfortable.”

"Stem cell facial and breast augmentation has a strong appeal to medical consumers because its effects are semi-permanent and it makes one look like they have aged gracefully," they introduced.

 

While various beauty clinics are offering adipose stem cell rejuvenation treatments under different names, one must distinguish the good from the bad. First, the performance of the stem cell extractor must be guaranteed to a certain level.

This is to extract stem cells from fat with high efficiency and in a short period of time without damage. It also requires the know-how of specialized personnel, such as equipment operators and doctors performing the procedure.

An integrated management system must be established here to guide stem cells in maintaining optimal engraftment and sustainability before and after the procedure. 

 

SC301 Clinic offers a stem cell healthy aging treatment named 'Cellinge'. It uses proven extractors such as TGI, Multistation, and Huricell.

We have also equipped ourselves with a cell counter system to verify whether more than the appropriate amount of stem cells has been injected. We do not resort to tricks such as injecting PRP (platelet-rich plasma) instead of adipose stem cells.

Director Shin Dong-jin stated, “A significant number of clinics in Gangnam use low-cost PRP kits or inefficient fat cell extractors, and yet...”

They pointed out that "medical consumers are suffering damages due to exaggerated advertising claiming to be performing exemplary stem cell procedures."

 

At the end of June, Korean-American NFL (American Professional Football League) star Hines Ward (41) and his wife visited SC301 Clinic to receive cell banking and cellling services.

The Ward couple placed their trust in the history of having performed over 5000 facial and breast stem cell procedures while focusing exclusively on the field of stem cells for 11 years.

Cell banking is a service that allows you to store your stem cells from your youth in a cryogenic nitrogen freezer at minus 196 degrees, which can then be used effectively in the future if you develop aging or incurable diseases.

It is also possible to utilize this for cosmetic purposes. Therefore, it is advisable to extract healthy stem cells as early as possible, before the body ages further. 

 

Reporter Jeong Jong-ho healtho@viva100.com