Cell Assisted Liposuction

Cell-Assisted Liposuction

Cell-assisted liposuction combines fat removal with the power of stem cells to enhance results. By enriching transferred fat with your own stem cells, isolated using CellMark360’s automated system, we can improve fat graft survival, reduce complications, and achieve smoother, more natural contours. This innovative approach not only sculpts your body but also leverages your stem cells to support long-term tissue health and aesthetic outcomes.

How Your Own Stem Cells Support Healing for Cell-Assisted Liposuction

Longer-Lasting Volume and Shape

Enriching fat grafts with your own stem cells significantly improves fat survival rates—meaning less volume loss over time and fewer touch-up procedures.

Smoother, Healthier Skin

Patients receiving SVF-enriched fat grafts show notable improvements in skin texture, wrinkle reduction, and dermal quality thanks to enhanced vascularization and collagen remodeling.

Natural-Looking, Personalized Results

Because the cells come from your own body, the results are not only biocompatible but also blend seamlessly with natural tissue—restoring youthful contours in the face, hands, and breasts.

Fewer Repeat Procedures, Higher Satisfaction

CAL often delivers desired outcomes in just one session, saving time and reducing recovery—especially in facial and reconstructive applications.

Research confirms ADSCs reduce inflammation, repair cartilage, and improve function.

Randomized Controlled Trial – SVF vs. Conventional Fat Grafting (2023)

Study Summary:

Fat graft survival was compared between SVF-enriched and standard fat grafts in a multicenter trial.

Results at 24 weeks:

*SVF group: 71.3% ± 10.4% fat survival

*Control group: 62.0% ± 13.5%

*p < 0.012

(Source: PubMed ID: 37141448)

Facial Applications – SVF-Enriched Grafts Improve Skin and Aesthetics

Study Summary:

Wrinkle and texture scores measured at 6 months post-procedure in facial rejuvenation.

Outcomes:

*Wrinkle reduction: 19.3 vs. 10.9 (p < 0.001)

*Skin texture: 15.8 vs. 10.3 (p < 0.01)

(Source: PubMed ID: 32269011)

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