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Stem cells release various growth factors and cellular signaling molecules that activate fibroblasts in the skin, accelerating the synthesis and secretion of collagen. An increase in collagen can make the skin finer, more elastic, and luminous, effectively improving overall skin quality and reducing the formation of wrinkles.
Stem cells have self-renewal and differentiation abilities. After stem cell facial injections, they stimulate the production of collagen and elastin fibers, enhancing the skin's support, and deeply lifting the skin's firmness. This improves facial contours, making them more defined. It has a significant effect on improving signs of aging, such as nasolabial folds and forehead wrinkles.
Stem cells can regulate the skin's oil secretion, maintaining a balanced moisture-oil level and reducing the likelihood of acne formation. Additionally, they promote the rapid repair of damaged skin cells, significantly improving issues like redness, inflammation, and acne scars caused by acne.
Stem cells can penetrate the deep layers of the skin, identify damaged skin cells, and differentiate into the corresponding cell types, such as fibroblasts. They promote the synthesis of collagen and elastin fibers, accelerating the skin's repair process. The repair effect is especially notable for sensitive skin and sunburned or UV-damaged skin, and it can help prevent photoaging.
Compared to traditional cosmetic methods, stem cell facial injections utilize the body's own stem cells. Through their self-renewal and multi-directional differentiation abilities, stem cells activate the skin's natural healing function, fundamentally improving skin condition with longer-lasting and more natural results.
Using autologous or allogeneic stem cells for injection provides a relatively safe material source, with fewer side effects. In contrast, other cosmetic treatments may cause allergies, infections, or other side effects, especially when external fillers are used, which carry a higher risk.
