Here is a general overview of the fibroblast treatment procedure for the full face:

1. Preparation: The patient will meet with their doctor to discuss the procedure and any potential risks or complications. The doctor will also provide instructions on how to prepare for the procedure, such as stopping certain medications and avoiding alcohol or smoking.

2. Cell harvesting: A small sample of skin is harvested from the patient’s abdomen or inner thigh using a small incision. The cells are then extracted and sent to a laboratory for processing.

3. Fibroblast culturing: The harvested fibroblasts are cultured in a laboratory to multiply and grow into a larger number of cells. This process typically takes several weeks.

4. Face preparation: The face is cleansed and prepared for the procedure. The doctor may numb the area with a local anesthetic.

5. Fibroblast application: The cultured fibroblasts are applied to the face using a variety of techniques, such as microneedling, chemical peels, or lasers.

6. Recovery: After the procedure, the patient’s face may be red, swollen, and tender. These symptoms typically resolve within a few days. The patient may also experience some bruising, which may take up to a week to fade.

Benefits of fibroblast treatment for the full face:

• Minimally invasive: The procedure is minimally invasive, which means that there is less risk of complications compared to traditional surgical treatments.

• Personalized: The fibroblasts used in the procedure are the patient’s own cells, which means that there is no risk of rejection.

• Potential for long-term skin rejuvenation: Fibroblast treatment has the potential to provide long-term skin rejuvenation, including improved skin texture, reduced wrinkles, and increased collagen production.

Fibroblast treatment for the full face is typically considered for patients with moderate to severe skin aging, such as wrinkles, fine lines, and loss of elasticity. Patients with other health conditions, such as severe sun damage or autoimmune diseases, may not be good candidates for the procedure.