LIPOASPIRATE INJECTIONS
Decrease Inflammation & Start The Healing Process
Using stem cells to assist in the healing process
Stem cells are a powerful tool your body uses to create new, healthy cells from blood cells to bone cells and beyond. One of the most common places these stem cells can be accessed is through the bone marrow, which is the hollow area inside most bones. However, stem cells can also reliably be found within the adipose tissue, or fat, and harnessed to kick-start your body’s natural healing processes within a damaged joint.
What Is A Lipoaspirate Injection?
Adipose tissue, commonly known as body fat or simply fat, is a connective tissue composed of fat cells called adipocytes. While this tissue is best known for its roles in giving your body energy, keeping you warm and protecting your organs, adipose tissue also has many other roles and functions from producing hormones to supporting cell growth.
Most notably for our purposes, adipose tissue contains within it adipose tissue-derived stem cells, which gives them the power to develop into a variety of cell types and assist in the healing process. It is these stem cells that we use in a lipoaspirate injection procedure.