AAPE STEM CELLS EXOSOME HAIR LOSS THERAPY
What is AAPE?
Advanced Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Protein Extract (AAPE) is an acronym for Advanced Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Protein Extract. AAPE is a serum for hair care. As a hair loss therapy, this hair care serum is a non-invasive treatment that may be used in a therapeutic environment with no downtime or discomfort.
AAPE is the first stem cell-based product with clinical results in humans to be published in SCI journals. In Japan, AAPE is used in over 200 clinics for hair regrowth. Dermatologists and medical specialists from Korea, Japan, and the United States have authorised and recommended the brand AAPE.
AAPE was utilised by over 4000 dermatologists in over 700,000 clinical procedures throughout the world. It is a lyophilized form of proteins released by cultured ADSC obtained and purified from healthy adult women.
The production is carried out by the Korea Food and Drug Administration (KFDA) in accordance with cell therapy requirements. To stimulate cytokine release, ADSC are kept in a low-oxygen environment (2 percent O2, 5% CO2, 93 percent N2) for 72 hours throughout manufacture. The actions of these cytokines are not decreased when they are powdered, and they may be kept for lengthy periods of time. Immediately prior to use, cytokines are dissolved in 4 mL of saline each vial.
Scientific Safety & Value
IS THIS A SAFE METHOD?
Yes, active proteins come from humans and do not cause allergic responses. AAPE has been used in hundreds or even thousands of surgeries all over the world.
WHAT IS THE VALUE FOR MONEY?
Individual treatments are $597.00; however we recommend doing three treatments over the course of three months. When you pay for three months in advance, you save $400, therefore the total cost for three treatments is $1397.00. We also offer combination of AAPE plus other treatments in our 16-week hair loss program.
Stem Cell Growth Method
Stem cells are primitive cells found in all multicellular organisms that have the potential to regenerate themselves. Mitotic cell division allows them to replenish themselves and differentiate into a variety of specialised cell types.
Stem Cell Exosome Therapy
Even though hair loss is a common occurrence in the United States and Canada, many individuals are embarrassed by it and will spend money on treatments that claim to increase hair or make it seem fuller. Although cosmetic surgery can have life-changing consequences, some people prefer a less invasive method of achieving a thick head of hair.
PRP, or Platelet Rich Plasma, can be utilised with AAPE hair treatments. Recent scientific research, like PRP, supports the use of adipose-derived stem cells to help strengthen hair follicles. Various cytokines released by adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) have been shown to activate hair follicles and cause hair growth, as well as angiogenesis and wound healing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is AAPE?
AAPE stands for Advanced Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Protein Extract. It is a hair care serum based on stem cell exosomes, designed as a non-invasive therapy for hair regrowth and loss prevention.
Is the AAPE treatment safe for everyone?
Yes, the active proteins are human-derived and formulated to avoid allergic reactions. It has been safely used in hundreds of thousands of clinical procedures globally.
How many sessions are typically required?
For optimal results, we recommend a series of three treatments spaced over three months. Some patients may also opt for a more comprehensive 16-week hair loss program.
Is there any downtime after the procedure?
No, AAPE is a non-invasive treatment. Patients can typically return to their normal activities immediately with no discomfort or downtime.
How does AAPE stimulate hair growth?
The cytokines released by the adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) in AAPE activate hair follicles, promote angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation), and support wound healing, leading to strengthened hair and regrowth.
Is AAPE clinically proven?
Yes, AAPE is the first stem cell-based product with human clinical results published in SCI journals and is recommended by medical specialists in Japan, Korea, and the US.
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