Supporting a Refreshed Facial Appearance: One Patient’s Experience

One patient’s experience: a 47-year-old woman who had had laser, PRP and hyaluronic acid treatments for 15 years. She followed a three-month protocol designed to support skin quality and a refreshed appearance.

Individual outcomes vary. Results are not guaranteed.

Age

47 years old

Gender

Female

Ethnicity

White

1. Medical History

   No regular medications, tobacco use, allergies, or genetic diseases. Moderate alcohol consumption (2-3 drinks per week) and daily coffee intake (1-2 cups/day). Received multiple vaccines with boosters since childhood. Underwent regular esthetic facial therapies including laser, PRP, and hyaluronic acid injections for the past 15 years.

2. Presenting Complaint

   She sought treatment for signs of facial aging, including loss of collagen, under-eye swelling, and overall skin quality. Despite undergoing various esthetic facial therapies over the years, she desired further improvement in her facial appearance.

3. Treatment Approach

   Given her desire for enhanced facial rejuvenation, she opted for regenerative cell therapy. Over the course of three months, she received three treatment sessions, each comprising four units of complete regenerative cell factors. The treatment was administered via intravenous infusion, subcutaneous injections, and topical application by micro-channel.

4. Clinical Course

   Following the completion of the three-month treatment protocol, she experienced notable improvements in her facial appearance and skin quality. The regenerative cell therapy targeted the underlying factors contributing to facial aging, including collagen loss and tissue inflammation.

5. Outcome

   The outcomes of the regenerative cell therapy were highly satisfactory for her:

   Increased Collagen Production: She exhibited new degrees of collagen production, resulting in improved skin elasticity and firmness.

   Reduced Under-Eye Swelling: Swelling under the eyes was significantly reduced, leading to a more refreshed and youthful appearance.

   Improved Collagen Type Ratio: The treatment resulted in an increased ratio of collagen Type III to Type I, which is associated with smoother and more resilient skin.

   Inhibition of Granulation Tissue: The therapy inhibited the formation of granulation tissue, resulting in the development of fine reticular collagen with fewer fibroblasts, contributing to a smoother and more even skin texture.

6. Follow-Up

   She continued to enjoy the benefits of the regenerative cell therapy in the months following the completion of the treatment protocol. Regular follow-up visits confirmed sustained improvements in her facial appearance and skin quality.

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