Non-invasive treatments can be applied on their own or as a complement to surgical procedures, helping us address a wider range of concerns.
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Non-invasive treatments can be applied on their own or as a complement to surgical procedures, helping us address a wider range of concerns. Many patients today prefer to choose more natural treatment approaches over traditional invasive methods. There are three main therapeutic pillars in this direction. Treatments aimed at 1) stimulating collagen production (collagen induction therapy, CIT), 2) introducing a higher concentration of growth factors through platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and 3) autologous fat transfer (AFT). A key advantage of all three of these options is the complete absence of potential unwanted side effects.
- Collagen induction therapy (CIT)
A characteristic feature of these treatments is that they create multiple micro-punctures in the skin while introducing substances that hydrate and rejuvenate the tissues. The procedure can be performed using mechanical methods or fractional lasers. The final result appears after a few weeks and repeated sessions, and it targets issues such as superficial fine lines, scars, stretch marks, and discoloration, noticeably improving tone, texture, and the overall appearance of the skin.
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
PRP has been successfully used in various medical applications such as orthopedics, maxillofacial surgery, and especially in regenerative and aesthetic medicine, contributing to wound healing, hair loss treatment, and the improvement of skin quality. PRP contains concentrated growth factors that increase blood flow and promote the regenerative and restorative capacity of tissues. The process includes blood collection, centrifugation, and processing of the plasma to achieve the highest possible concentration of platelets and, consequently, growth factors. The method delivers highly satisfactory results on its own as well as in combination with other non-invasive or invasive treatments.
- Autologous fat transfer (AFT)
Originally designed to correct imperfections of the skin and tissues, fat transfer is a minimally invasive method that uses the patient’s own fat to improve contour, restore facial and body volume, and qualitatively enhance thanks to the transfer of stem cells that are abundant in adipose tissue. The result is completely natural and remains stable and permanent at a percentage of over 60, without the slightest risk of allergic or other reactions from the body. The entire procedure can be performed under local anesthesia in a properly equipped medical office and includes fat harvesting from a specific area of the body using a method similar to liposuction, processing, and final placement. Fat transfer is the most natural way of restoration and rejuvenation, either alone or in combination with other invasive or non-invasive techniques, offering excellent results.
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