SHAPING & VOLUME RESTORATION

Stem cell therapy aimed at restoring tissue density and volume, improving skin tone and elasticity without surgical intervention

Procedure Description

Shaping and volume restoration for the face and body is performed using stem cells. Stem cells activate fibroblasts and stimulate the synthesis of collagen and elastin, improving the skin’s structure from within. The procedure promotes natural tissue remodeling — without fillers or synthetic implants. It is suitable for contour correction of the face, décolleté, hands, breasts, and intimate areas.

Facial and hand contour restoration

Stem cells enhance cellular metabolism, increase skin density and elasticity. Facial contours become more defined, and the skin on the hands becomes firmer and more hydrated. The effect is comparable to a gentle lifting and biostimulation while preserving a natural look.

Breast rejuvenation and firmness

Stem cells activate of structural proteins in the dermis and supporting breast tissues. Microcirculation and skin nourishment improve, elasticity and tone increase. Recommended after breastfeeding, weight fluctuations, or as part of global tissue restoration programs.

Intimate tissue regeneration and volume restoration

It enhances blood circulation, rebuilds the collagen framework, and increases tissue sensitivity. The procedure improves the appearance, elasticity, and tone of the intimate area while restoring comfort during contact.

Vascular function and microcirculation enhancement

Stem cells activate angiogenesis and improve vascular elasticity. This promotes oxygenation of tissues and accelerates recovery. The protocol is used for both intimate and aesthetic rejuvenation programs.

Indications

Loss of skin firmness and tissue volume in the face or body

Decreased tone after childbirth or weight loss

Age-related changes in the breasts and décolleté area

Recovery after stress or hormonal imbalance

Aesthetic correction of intimate areas

Contraindications

Acute inflammatory or infectious conditions

Pregnancy and lactation

Oncological diseases

Blood clotting disorders

Individual intolerance to components