Stem Cell Reconstructive Rhinoplasty
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What is Stem Cell Reconstructive Rhinoplasty?
Stem cells are relatively undifferentiated cells with the ability to differentiate into specific tissue cells. When injected into the necessary body tissue, they differentiate according to the tissue, filling in deficient or damaged parts while enhancing immunity and reducing pain and inflammation. Therefore, stem cells are primarily used to recover from damage or side effects caused by plastic surgery.
How is Stem Cell Reconstructive Rhinoplasty Performed?
Typically, stem cells are extracted from fat obtained from the abdomen or thighs through autologous fat collection. These cells help recover skin or cartilage tissue that was damaged in previous surgeries through repeated injections over several months.
Functions of Stem Cells in Reconstructive Rhinoplasty
- Regeneration of damaged skin or cartilage tissue.
- Quick regeneration and natural treatment.
- Normalization of immune cell function.
- Vascular regeneration and neogenesis.
Stem Cell Reconstructive Rhinoplasty Cases
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