In which cases do we use alloblast stem cell therapy (foreskin stem cells)?

Alloblast is a treatment that involves injecting fibroblasts derived from newborn foreskin, which are cultured in a laboratory, into the skin. It is also known as stem cell therapy. With this treatment, live fibroblasts are injected into your skin, and since these fibroblasts produce new collagen, positive effects begin to be observed in our skin.

The procedure is performed by injecting the fibroblasts into the skin, which has been numbed with a local anesthetic cream, using classical mesotherapy techniques. After the Alloblast application, swimming in pools and the sea is not recommended on the same day and for the following three days. The aim is to maintain the vitality of the fibroblasts and to protect against potential infections.

With the Alloblast application, we aim for skin tone evenness, skin tightening, brightness, and a reduction in fine wrinkles. Successful results can be achieved in scar treatments. It can also be used in the treatment of hair loss.

I recommend having a preliminary consultation with your dermatologist to decide on the treatment based on your skin's needs. Sometimes, for patients with high expectations, my priority may be alternatives like focused ultrasound or thread lifting instead of Alloblast. Or the individual's primary need may be dermal filler applications.

In summary, the Alloblast procedure strengthens our options as a new treatment option when we want to enhance skin quality and introduce fresh, live fibroblasts into your skin.