Platelet-Rich Plasma
A platelet-rich plasma component obtained by centrifuging your own blood. The growth factors contained in platelets are known to be used from the perspective of skin regeneration care.
Scars, pores, texture, tone. We look at the traces time has left on your skin from a regenerative perspective and design a path to recovery together.
Skin regeneration begins with naming your concern. Take your time, as if reading a table of contents, to find which page today's concern is on.
Depressed marks such as acne scars are known to be difficult to fade on their own over time. We first look at the condition of the area where the marks remain and outline an approach together from a regenerative perspective.
Enlarged-looking pores are often linked to issues of sebum, elasticity, and texture. Rather than looking at pores in isolation, we consider your concern within the context of your skin as a whole.
The unevenness and roughness you feel to the touch, and a surface texture layered with fine lines. We check the state of your texture — which can also be why makeup doesn't sit well — through consultation and suggest a direction for care.
Uneven tone and a dull appearance can result from several overlapping causes. Rather than jumping to conclusions about the cause, we look at your skin condition and then advise on the direction that suits you.
Many skin concerns often overlap in a single complexion. In consultation, we first set the priorities of your concerns together, then suggest an individual direction.
Regeneration is a process in which the skin recovers on its own. The degree and timing of change may vary by individual.
Applied after blood draw and centrifugation; temporary redness or swelling may occur.
The period when initial reactions subside; avoid irritation and care for the skin gently.
This is known to be the period when the skin's own recovery process continues.
The degree of change and the next composition and frequency are adjusted together through consultation.
Not a dramatic overnight change, but support for the skin's own recovery. Skin regeneration at Cheongdam The Cell Clinic, from a regenerative perspective using components derived from your own blood, aims to walk alongside you through that time without rushing it.
A platelet-rich plasma component obtained by centrifuging your own blood. The growth factors contained in platelets are known to be used from the perspective of skin regeneration care.
A platelet-fibrin structure obtained without anticoagulants, known to release its components relatively slowly. The method of application is determined individually through consultation.
A regenerative approach using components derived from your own blood proceeds on a few principles. Rather than putting effects first, we look at the procedures and process first.
Rather than adding external substances, this is a regenerative approach that uses components derived from your own blood.
Blood draw, centrifugation, and application are performed per individual, and the consumables used for blood draw are prepared for each person.
Whether it is applied, the method, and the composition are determined individually through consultation with our medical team.
Before the procedure, we check the condition of your skin and body and decide together whether to proceed.
This is information about procedures and principles; responses to and progress after the procedure may vary by individual. Whether it is applied and its composition are determined through consultation.
Skin in recovery can be sensitive to irritation, so be diligent about sun protection.
Keep your skin barrier comfortable with gentle moisturizing so it doesn't dry out.
Postpone irritating care such as exfoliation or strong cosmetics for a while.
Taking care of your sleep and overall condition is the foundation of regeneration.
Skin regeneration can be designed on its own or together with other programs. Whether to combine them is adjusted individually through consultation.
When firmness and contour also need attention, whether to combine regenerative care with a lifting program is decided through consultation.
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Learn More →We don't give the same answer to every skin concern. These are the cases where we consider it together.
When surface care alone doesn't feel like enough, we also look at the recovery process beneath the skin.
Because it uses components obtained from your own blood, we consider it for those who are sensitive to external substances.
We may also design it in sequence with lifting or boosters, spacing them so they don't overlap.
Depending on the composition, it takes about 30–60 minutes, and numbing cream is used if needed. Return to daily life tends to be quick, but this may vary by individual.
It is a regenerative approach that uses platelet-rich components obtained by centrifuging your own blood. Growth factors are known to be used in skin regeneration care, and whether and how it is applied is determined through consultation.
It may be considered if you are concerned about marks left on the skin or surface conditions such as scars, pores, texture, and tone. However, we first look at the cause and condition of your concern before advising on the direction that suits you, and suitability is decided after consultation.
Temporary redness or swelling may occur after the procedure, and return to daily life is known to be relatively quick. Recovery time and responses may vary by individual.
The recommended number of sessions and intervals depend on your skin condition and concerns, so it is difficult to give a single answer. They are determined individually through consultation.
Regeneration is an approach that supports the skin's own recovery process, so it may take time before you notice changes. Effects and responses may vary by individual.
This treatment uses your own drawn blood. Please let us know about the following before the treatment.
For an accurate assessment, please feel free to share your current medications and health status during consultation.
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