Stem Cell Therapy For Autoimmune Disease
Stem cell therapy helps reset the immune system, reducing inflammation and providing lasting relief from autoimmune diseases.
Stem Cell Injection Therapy
Harnessing Your Body’s Natural Power
Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues, leading to chronic inflammation and organ damage. Stem cell therapy offers a promising alternative by using your own cells to reset and modulate the immune system. This cutting-edge treatment helps reduce inflammation, rebuild damaged tissues, and restore balance in your body, providing long-term relief without harsh medications.
How Does Stem Cell Therapy Work?
Stem cells have the unique ability to transform into specialized cells, repairing damaged tissues and calming immune overreactions. During therapy, stem cells are extracted, processed, and reintroduced into your body to naturally fight the symptoms of autoimmune diseases. These cells work to rebalance your immune response, promoting healthier function.
Benefits:
- Modulates Immune Response: Reduces overactivity, preventing the immune system from attacking healthy tissues.
- Reduces Inflammation: Provides relief from chronic inflammation associated with autoimmune conditions.
- Long-Lasting Symptom Relief: Targets the root cause of autoimmune diseases for lasting effects.
- Personalized Treatment: Tailored to each patient’s specific autoimmune condition.
- Reduces Dependence on Medications: Minimizes the need for immunosuppressive drugs, which often come with side effects.
More Stem Cell Treatments
Stem cell therapy offers a natural way to heal and rejuvenate your body. Whether you’re looking to slow down the aging process, boost your immune system, or find relief from pain and chronic conditions like arthritis, stem cells can help. These treatments tap into your body’s own power to repair and restore.
FAQ's
What are exosomes?
Exosomes are at the forefront of cutting-edge skin rejuvenation technology. They act as messengers, facilitating communication between cells like fibroblasts and keratinocytes. These tiny vesicles transfer important proteins, growth factors, and genetic material that aid in skin regeneration and repair. By harnessing the power of exosomes, our treatments promote a more youthful, radiant complexion.
What Conditions Can Growth Factor Treatments Help With?
Growth factor treatments are highly effective in reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and acne scars. They improve skin texture, tighten loose skin, and enhance circulation for a more radiant appearance. Growth factors also help lighten hyperpigmentation (like melasma) and reduce the appearance of stretch marks, making your skin smoother and more youthful.
Who Can Benefit from Growth Factor Treatments?
Anyone with mild to moderate skin laxity, acne scars, sun damage, or dark spots can benefit from growth factor treatments. This procedure works well for all skin types, and it’s perfect for those looking for visible results without the downtime associated with more invasive treatments. However, if you have a history of keloid scarring, this treatment may not be right for you.
Who Should Avoid Growth Factor Treatments?
While growth factor treatments are generally safe, individuals with the following conditions should avoid this procedure: hemophilia, eczema, skin diseases, allergies, autoimmune diseases, a history of cold sores or cancer, and a tendency to keloid.
Is Growth Factor Treatment Painful?
Not at all! We use a medical-grade numbing cream to ensure your comfort throughout the process, so you’ll feel little to no discomfort.
How Long Does a Growth Factor Treatment Take?
The entire session typically takes around one hour. This includes 30 minutes for the numbing cream to take effect, followed by 15-30 minutes for the treatment itself, depending on the area being targeted.
Is There Any Downtime After a Growth Factor Treatment?
Downtime is minimal. You may experience some pinkness and sensitivity for a few days after the treatment, as well as light flaking as the outer skin layer sheds. We recommend avoiding sun exposure, strenuous exercise, and hot showers for two weeks to allow your skin to heal properly.
What Results Can I Expect from Growth Factor Treatments?
Most clients notice improved skin texture, tone, and firmness after even one treatment. Fine lines and wrinkles soften, scars fade, and dull skin takes on a renewed glow. Results tend to improve with a series of treatments.
How Many Growth Factor Treatments Will I Need?
The number of treatments varies based on your skin’s condition. Typically, clients aiming for skin tightening will need around 6 sessions, while those looking to reduce acne scarring may need 8-10 treatments for the best results.
How Often Should I Get Growth Factor Treatments?
For optimal results, treatments should be spaced 4-6 weeks apart to allow for proper healing. Regular sessions help maintain momentum, promoting long-lasting collagen and elastin production.
How Long Do Growth Factor Treatment Results Last?
The effects of growth factor treatments can last for up to a year, as new collagen continues to form. Maintenance treatments once or twice a year will help prolong and enhance your initial results.
How Quickly Will I See Results?
Dramatic skin tightening is typically noticeable after 6-10 sessions, and scar reduction after 8-10 sessions. Results build with each treatment, so sticking to a consistent schedule is key.
What Age Should I Start Growth Factor Treatments?
There’s no set age to begin growth factor treatments, but many clients start in their 30s to maintain youthful skin for years to come. The best time to start depends on your skin type and personal goals.
Is Growth Factor Safe?
Yes, growth factor treatments are very safe. However, those with conditions like hemophilia, autoimmune diseases, a history of cancer or keloids, or active infections should avoid this treatment. Always consult with a professional to ensure it’s the right fit for you.
Caution: The treatment may not be effective or appropriate for all patients, additional side effects may occur, and all patients should talk to their physician to learn more about the treatment and potential risks.
