Stem cell injection breast augmentation has fewer side effects than inserting implants.

Q. I am a woman in my mid-30s. I have become interested in breast augmentation and found that many clinics perform the procedure using a wide variety of methods. I am hesitant about having implants inserted because I am worried about side effects and they appear unnatural. Which surgery would be best for me?

A. Stem cells are making a comeback in the medical field these days. Interest has surged as a domestically produced stem cell treatment for dementia has entered the Japanese market. Stem cell surgeries are also on the rise in the field of breast augmentation. Just five years ago, stem cell breast augmentation accounted for only 3% of all breast augmentation procedures, but recently that figure has exceeded 10% and is expected to reach 30% within three years. This is a surprising growth, even for me, who has been continuously researching stem cell breast augmentation since 2007.

In this field, technological prowess is measured by "how many living stem cells can be injected into the breasts in a short period of time." To achieve fuller breasts, 70 million cells must be injected alive in a single procedure to maintain an engraftment rate of over 7000%. However, as stem cell cosmetic surgery gains popularity, caution is advised as there are establishments engaging in exaggerated advertising despite lacking the necessary equipment or know-how.

You may feel that stem cell breast augmentation provides a less full appearance compared to surgery using implants. However, it has the advantages of avoiding the various side effects that can occur with implants, eliminating the sensation of a foreign body, and creating a naturally voluptuous look.

SC301 Clinic is introducing the 'IV-10 Injection,' which specializes in stem cell breast augmentation and anti-aging procedures. Similar to receiving an IV drip when sick, this method involves injecting a reddish stem cell fraction extracted from the patient's own body into the chest or vein.

When pure stem cells are isolated after extracting fat cells from the abdomen and thighs and injected into the chest, veins, or face, vascular endothelial cells, fibroblasts, immune cells, or proteins such as collagen and hyaluronic acid create synergy with the stem cells.

In particular, when stem cells are injected intravenously or via facial injection, growth factors and collagen are secreted from adipose stem cells, allowing for the expectation of effects such as wrinkle reduction, increased elasticity, and skin whitening. It can help activate sexual function in men and aid in overcoming menopause in women. Many patients report feeling a sense of vitality throughout their entire body.

These days, an increasing number of people are storing their own stem cells while they are still young to enjoy the various benefits of stem cells. This includes storing stem cells and fat cells in advance to use for facial or breast fat grafting before dieting, or preparing for future diseases such as dementia and arthritis.

SC301 Clinic offers a 'cell banking' service where stem cells are isolated from aspirated fat, frozen and stored at an ultra-low temperature of -196 degrees Celsius, and can be retrieved for treatment at any time. We recommend storing them in advance, as younger patients can obtain a larger quantity of high-quality stem cells.