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Case Summary
A 47-year-old female with 15 years of regular esthetic treatments experienced new degrees of collagen production, reduced under-eye swelling, and improved collagen Type III to Type I ratio following regenerative therapy.
Presenting Complaint
Patient sought treatment for signs of facial aging including loss of collagen, under-eye swelling, and overall skin quality decline. Despite 15 years of laser, PRP, and hyaluronic acid treatments, she desired further improvement.
Clinical Course
The regenerative cell therapy targeted underlying factors contributing to facial aging, including collagen loss and tissue inflammation, over a three-month treatment protocol.
Clinical Outcomes
Increased collagen production and skin elasticity
Significantly reduced under-eye swelling
Improved collagen Type III to Type I ratio
Inhibition of granulation tissue formation
Fine reticular collagen development with smoother texture
Patient Information
Age / Gender
47 years / Female
Ethnicity
White
Treatment Protocol
Sessions
3 treatments
Duration
3 months
Total Units
12 units (4/session)
Administration Routes
Intravenous (IV)Subcutaneous (SQ)Topical micro-channel
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