Aesthetic Treatment

Stem Cell Supported Renewal

Stem cells, PRP and exosomes are different approaches. Assess product origin, evidence, risks and alternatives separately for skin or scalp concerns.

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Stem cell-supported renewal does not describe one standard procedure. PRP, exosomes and products prepared from your own tissue differ. Therefore, first learn the exact method name. Sharing a heading does not mean they have the same effects.

Discuss the cause of your skin or scalp concern. Then ask about product origin, administration and human studies. Also consider risks and established alternatives. A natural source or your own tissue does not guarantee safety. Choosing no procedure remains an option when benefit is uncertain.

The guide to eye-area options provides general information. However, it cannot establish any stem cell product's suitability. Request product-specific explanations.

Treatment areas and related procedures

These headings do not describe identical methods, products or outcomes. The treatment area, product ingredients and alternatives require individual assessment.

Autologous Stem Cells (Tissue)

Autologous means derived from a person’s own tissue. Cell content, preparation method and supporting evidence require assessment.

Autologous Stem Cells (Face)

Covers autologous tissue procedures considered for the face. Product composition and suitability need individual assessment.

Scalp Treatment

The cause of hair loss and the scalp are assessed. The diagnosis guides the choice of approach.

What is this treatment?

Stem cells, PRP and exosomes are different biological concepts. PRP is platelet-rich plasma prepared from blood; it is not stem cell therapy. Exosomes are small vesicles released by cells. Autologous simply means the source is your own body.

Polynucleotides are fragments of DNA chains; they are not stem cells either. A plant exosome label also does not establish equivalence with human-derived products. Composition and evidence need separate review. The FDA information on stem cells and exosomes highlights misleading claims. This US source does not determine a product's status in Türkiye.

Who may be suitable?

You can seek assessment for skin texture or thinning hair. However, these concerns alone do not justify a cellular procedure.

  • First learn the cause and options appropriate to the diagnosis.
  • Explain when hair loss started and any previous treatments.
  • Also share blood disorders, active infection and immune conditions.
  • Mention pregnancy, breastfeeding and medicines.
  • For combined procedures, request a separate explanation of each benefit and risk.

How is it performed?

  1. Examination: The doctor examines skin or scalp findings, then discusses possible causes with you.
  2. Method: Learn the exact product name, source and proposed administration route.
  3. Evidence: Ask about human studies and uncertainties. Also clarify the conditions for the product's use.
  4. Preparation: For example, PRP preparation separates a blood sample by centrifugation. Other products have different processes.
  5. Decision and follow-up: Discuss a procedure plan only once suitability is clear. This heading does not confirm that the clinic administers a particular product.

Recovery

There is no single recovery schedule. Timing depends on the product, administration route and any tissue harvesting. Therefore, identify the exact method first.

  • Pain, swelling or bruising can follow injections.
  • Also request written skin-care and activity advice.
  • Seek medical help the same day for fever, discharge or worsening pain.
  • Call for emergency help for breathing difficulty or sudden vision changes.
  • Review both changes and side effects before further sessions.

Risks and side effects

Risks vary by product and administration route. Infection, allergic reactions or tissue injury can occur. Using your own blood or tissue also does not remove contamination risk.

Insufficiently studied cellular products can cause more serious problems. For example, unwanted tissue growth and serious immune reactions are among reported risks. This does not mean every method carries the same risks. Therefore, do not transfer PRP evidence to exosomes or stem cell products.

Consultation and follow-up

You can discuss your concerns and previous approaches when consulting Op. Dr. Havva Gül Yıldız. First clarify which problem the proposal aims to address.

Then ask about the product's identity, available evidence and follow-up plan. Also check whether the fee includes examination, product and reviews. This page does not confirm that stem cells, exosomes or another biological product are available at the clinic.

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