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Stem cell fat transfer |
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Stem Cell Breast Augmentation |
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Dr
Giraldo first did research in stem
cells during his fellowship at UPMC
and is one of only a handful of
doctors in the US to offer stem cell
enriched fat transfer to the already
very successful Natural Breast
Augmentation procedure. "Utilizing
the latest stem cell extraction and
activation device that has proven so
successful in Japanese and European
studies he is now able to
significantly improve fat transfers.
Now everyone is a candidate for
Natural Breast Augmentation." |
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About Stem Cell Breast Augmentation |
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One of
the most remarkable medical advances
in our lifetime has been the
discovery of a rich source of stem
cells which lives in our fat. Stem
Cell harvesting from the fat is 1000
times more effective than from the
bone marrow. These fat derived adult
stem cells have demonstrated a
remarkable to assist the body in
healing and overcoming disease and
tissue damage. Fat derived stem
cells have been used recently to
repair the heart muscle in patient
who have had a recent heart attack
and even in patients with long term
heart failure. Stem cells have been
shown to help regenerated ligaments,
nerves, blood vessels, hair, skin,
and organs. In the near future every
patient who undergoes liposuction
will likely request that their fat
stem cells be saved for future use
by themselves or their loved ones. |
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The
technique results in breasts that
look and feel smoother than
conventional cosmetic surgery using
implants. Stem cells enable the fat
to grow its own blood supply, thus
becoming an integral part of the
breast rather than a foreign lump.
Stem cells have the potential to
change into any cells in the body;
they are found in most tissues,
especially fat. |
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Autologous fat transfer for breast
augmentation and reconstruction has
remained a highly debated and
controversial procedure following
the introduction of these techniques
in the U.S. in the late 1980′s.
“Yet, recent advances in fat
harvesting and transfer techniques,
digital mammography, and the use of
adipose derived adult stem and
regenerative cells necessitate a
re-examination of this longstanding
bias against fat transfer breast
augmentation. |
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