Anti-aging booster

Stem cells, placed in the dermis. For skin worn by time and fatigue.

Into the dermis
Your own blood
Numbing cream first

What the booster does

The anti-aging booster injects stem cells directly into the dermis, the layer under the surface, to restore skin damaged by aging and fatigue.

It is planned for skin that has become dry, rough and lined, red, or easily irritated.

Suitability and results differ from person to person. The plan is confirmed after a dermatologist examines you.

Number and quality decide the result

The effect of stem cell treatment differs with the number and the quality of the cells. Oganacell concentrates them in a closed system and uses them in the same visit, so the skin is managed with care, not guesswork.

How a visit runs

Seven steps. The injection is the fifth.

01Skin reading
A skin analyzer measures the skin precisely.
02One-to-one consult
A dermatologist plans the treatment for this skin.
03Blood draw and concentration
Your blood is drawn and the stem cells concentrated.
04Numbing cream
Applied to keep discomfort to a minimum.
05Stem cell treatment
The concentrate is injected into the dermis.
06Medical skincare
Soothing care settles the skin.
07Aftercare
A home-care plan is prescribed.

Who it is for

The fit is decided in the room. These are the concerns it is planned for.

01
Dry, rough skin with more wrinkles
02
Redness that has become stronger
03
A weakened skin barrier — sensitive and flaky
04
Scars that are slow to recover

Before and after

Before

01
Whatever the area, avoid aspirin-type medicines before treatment. They can increase bleeding and bruising.

After

01
Keep your body warm so blood circulates well.
02
Avoid steroids, anti-inflammatory medicines and pain-relief patches for at least 2 weeks. They can interfere with stem cell renewal.
03
Swelling or bruising at the treated area fades within about a week.
04
Wash your face gently, without rubbing.

On the day, the doctor gives you written aftercare — follow it first. Do not stop a prescribed medicine without asking your doctor.

Questions before you book

Does it hurt?

Numbing cream is applied before the injection to keep discomfort to a minimum.

Will there be swelling or bruising?

There can be. Swelling or bruising at the treated area usually fades within about a week.

Can it be combined with other skin treatments?

When it suits your skin, the dermatologist can plan it together with other treatments. That is decided in the consultation.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on your skin. The dermatologist recommends the number of sessions, and the clinic confirms the plan and price with you before treatment.

Inside the stem cell center

Four programs. One source: your own blood.

Your own cells, planned by a dermatologist.

Tell us your concern and your travel dates. The plan is written in the room.

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