What are the precautions and differences between filling and living cell filling?

1. Autologous liposuction is to select the suction area, repeatedly wash the extracted fat with a syringe, purify and inject drugs to obtain compound fat particles, and inject them into the parts to be filled. Living cells help fat cells become viable adipose tissue.

Second, living cells also release and stimulate autologous growth factors to grow new tissues. This function plays a major role in living cell transplantation.

3. Living cells are much more advanced than the traditional autologous fat method, whether it is the problem of fat survival rate or the effect. They supplement living cell growth factors for the skin, so that active cells can produce collagen and elastin by themselves, attach to the reticular support formed by collagen, and recombine to form a skin tissue network, so that wrinkles can be calmed down by themselves and the skin can be rejuvenated. Can promote their own collagen and amino acids, relatively more effective, more absorbent.

Implanted living cells have the same genes as patients, so there will be no rejection, and they will be soft and look extraordinarily natural, without worrying about toxicity or side effects.

Fourth, too much fat or too concentrated injection. A large amount of fat accumulation will lead to fat necrosis, dissolution and absorption due to insufficient blood supply, which will easily lead to sequelae such as infection, fibrosis or calcification, fat necrosis and so on.