Regenerative and restorative medicine

Mainly the use of micro-graft autologous grafts in the procedure of hair transplant therapy. This is a revolutionary new approach in the harvesting of progenitor cells (pluripotent stem cells) and pericytes from the donor by means of mechanical disaggregation of a small full thickness skin graft. Contrary to the conventional fat graft for skin cell harvesting, the regenara approach does not involve time lapse, transport, temperature interference or anaesthesia. The viable cellular yield is 93 - 97% as opposed to the 70% yield in fat grafts for example. The process of harvesting of harvesting the graft and the mechanical disaggregation of the serum takes about 15 minutes, after which it can be reinjected or applied for the intended purpose.

Although this human brain wave technology which was incorporated in the regenera system was initially intended for the restoration and regeneration of hair follicles, it has since been applied successfully in many other disciplines such as dermatology, wound healing, chondrogenesis, ocular muscle regeneration, dental pulp etc.

The great advantage of this procedure is that you end up with a solution containing the pluripotent progenitor stem cells and pericytes (key role in neovascularisation) in the host’s own matrix and growth factors.