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Case Summary
A 31-year-old male with treatment-resistant cystic acne who had failed isotretinoin, spironolactone, and antibiotics achieved complete remodeling of scar tissue within 10 weeks and sustained clear skin without medications.
Presenting Complaint
Patient presented with early-stage cystic/conglobata acne and dermal fibrotic lesions on face and upper back. Previous treatments including isotretinoin, spironolactone, and antibiotics had limited to no effect.
Clinical Course
The regenerative cell therapy targeted both the underlying inflammatory processes contributing to cystic acne and the fibrotic lesions, promoting tissue repair and regeneration over 8 weeks.
Clinical Outcomes
Complete remodeling of scar tissue within 10 weeks
No visible lesions on face or upper back
Sustained clear skin without medications
Resolution of dermal fibrotic lesions
Long-term improvement confirmed at follow-up
Patient Information
Age / Gender
31 years / Male
Ethnicity
Asian
Treatment Protocol
Sessions
4 treatments
Duration
8 weeks
Total Units
20 units (5/session)
Administration Routes
Intravenous (IV)Subcutaneous (SQ)Topical micro-channel
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