Scar Revision

Scars from surgery, injury, or acne can affect your confidence. Stem cells have the potential to remodel scar tissue and promote healthy skin regeneration. With CellMark360’s closed-loop system, your own stem cells are harvested and applied to scarred areas, encouraging tissue repair and reducing the appearance of scars. This natural approach can lead to smoother, more even-toned skin, helping you feel your best.

How Your Own Stem Cells Support Healing for Scar Revision

Reduces Scar Thickness and Improves Texture

SVF and ADSC therapies have been shown to visibly reduce scar height and thickness, while smoothing texture and improving pliability—even in hypertrophic and keloid scars.

Balances Collagen and Fades Discoloration

ADSCs naturally regulate collagen production and target the pathways responsible for fibrosis, leading to softer, flatter, and better-blended scars over time.

Enhances Skin Elasticity and Vascularity

Stem cell injections improve blood flow and dermal elasticity, helping damaged skin regain flexibility and a more natural appearance.

Safe, Personalized Healing with Long-Lasting Results

Because the cells come from your own body, these therapies are minimally invasive, carry low risk of rejection, and often require just one session for visible results that can last over a year.

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

Systematic Review of SVF in Scar Regeneration (20 studies, 493 patients)

Study Summary:

Patients with hypertrophic and keloid scars received autologous SVF injections.

Results at 3–24 months:

*Significant improvements in thickness, color, and pliability

*No serious adverse events reported

(Source: Systematic Review)

Burn Scar Study Using Adipose-Derived MSCs (30 patients)

Study Summary:

Patients with hypertrophic burn scars received a single ADSC injection.

Results at 12 months:

*35% reduction in scar thickness

*40% improvement in elasticity

*No significant side effects

(Source: Stem Cell Research & Therapy, 2023)

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