The term “autologous” means from the patient’s own body. For example, you’ve probably heard of the popular body contouring treatment the Brazilian Butt Lift.
This procedure accentuates curves by using an autologous fat transfer. And while unwanted fat has long been a way to add the desired volume to areas of the body like the buttocks, face, or breasts, there’s a lot more our own fat can do for us. With the latest advancements in regenerative medicine, scientists have found that there are also vital properties present in our fat that can be isolated and used for a variety of other purposes.
These regenerative elements include undifferentiated cells. This means that they are isolated from a sample of fat, they can be re-introduced to the area needing treatment, whether for aesthetic rejuvenation or as a healing therapy for an injury. Once administered, these properties. become integral for producing new cells, developing new blood vessels and regulating inflammation, pain, and immune tolerance.[1]
When these potent cells are introduced directly into the affected tissue, the tissue’s healing response strengthens, resulting in an enhanced repair and growth.
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