SVF Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cells are the main cells of all tissues and organs in our body that have the ability to renew themselves. When tissue damage occurs in the body, these cells take action and repair the damaged tissue. They can turn into other tissues such as bone, joint cartilage, muscle and fat needed for healing.

SVF Is cartilage repair possible with stem cell therapy?

Cartilage tissue in joints such as knees, hips and shoulders is greatly worn and destroyed due to reasons such as age, trauma, strain, excess weight and inflammatory diseases. As a result of the decrease in the intra-articular fluid, which provides lubrication to the joints and allows them to move easily, a process leading to prosthesis surgery begins. The person's quality of life decreases due to pain and difficulty in movement.

The fat tissue taken from the person is immediately subjected to special medical procedures in a laboratory environment without any delay. These procedures take about two to three hours. During this time, the patient rests in the rest room. SVF fluid containing millions of living, activated stem cells prepared in the laboratory environment is injected back into the patient by injection method. After this procedure, there is no such thing as the body not accepting the treatment. Because the fat tissue used is the subcutaneous fat tissue taken from the person himself. In this way, it does not cause allergic reactions, hypersensitivity reactions or tissue rejection. After the procedure, the patient walks home and continues his normal life. In MRI scans taken in the sixth month after treatment, it was determined that Stem Cell SVF injection increased cartilage thickness and volume. Regeneration and volume increase have been observed in the cartilage tissue in the applied areas.

APPLICATION AREAS OF SVF STEM CELL THERAPY

• Knee calcification (Knee Arthrosis)

• Hip arthritis (Hip Arthrosis)

• Shoulder wear and tear (Shoulder arthrosis, frozen shoulder, shoulder ligament tears)

• Sports injuries

• Meniscopathies, (Meniscus degeneration, tear)

• Knee operations that do not relieve pain

• Muscle and tendon disorders

• Avascular necrosis of the hip, (Femoral head damage)

• Ankle arthritis

• Wounds that do not heal (diabetic foot)

• Skin rejuvenation in the field of aesthetics

• Baldness, hair loss

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