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Personalised Regenerative Serum
Personalised Regenerative Serum is a biological treatment used to target areas of active inflammation in the skin, such as acne, using the patient's own blood as a source for the anti-inflammatory factors of the treatment. First, blood is safely extracted from the patient and incubated at a raised temperature before being centrifuged until its constituent parts are separated.
The resulting serum that is derived from the blood contains strong anti-inflammatory factors such as Interleukin (IRAP) 1 and 2, which can then be safely injected back into the body to target areas of inflammation, bringing both visible and pain relief benefits.
Discover the transformative power of our Personalised Regenerative Serum at the Galen Clinic. Crafted exclusively for you, this advanced serum harnesses your body's natural healing factors to rejuvenate and revitalise your skin. Indulge in opulence and top-tier scientific expertise at our distinguished Harley Street location in London.
1
Consultation
Book a 1 hour consultation with Dr. Andreas Androulakakis.
2
Procedure
On the day, the procedure takes approx. 1 hour.
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Aftercare
Read about our bespoke aftercare and meet the nurses.
1
Consultation
Book a 1 hour consultation with Dr. Andreas Androulakakis.
2
Procedure
On the day, the procedure takes approx. 1 hour.
3
Aftercare
Read about our bespoke aftercare and meet the nurses.
About
Personalised Regenerative Serum treatment refers to medical or cosmetic treatments where a patient's own biological materials, typically obtained from their own body, are used for therapeutic or aesthetic purposes.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
The first step in p[ersonalised regenerative serum treatment is to collect the biological material from the patient's body. This can be done through various methods depending on the type of material being used. For example, if it's blood for advanced rejuvenation therapy injections, a small amount of blood is drawn from the patient's arm. If it's fat for fat grafting or lipofilling, a small amount of fat is typically harvested from an area with excess fat using a liposuction technique.
After the biological material is collected, it may need to be processed to isolate or concentrate the desired components. Once the biological material is processed, it can be injected back into the patient's body at the site of treatment. The material is carefully injected using a fine needle or cannula, depending on the treatment area and the type of material being used.
Dr. Andreas Androulakakis
M.D Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Cosmetic and Reconstructive
Dr. Andreas Androulakakis stands at the helm of Galen. His founding vision for a centre of holistic health is rooted in the belief that wellbeing comes from full enjoyment of the human experience as much as it benefits from medical science.
As a Plastic Surgeon and Aesthetic Doctor, recognised around the world, his devotion to realising the wellbeing goals of his patients has remained consistent throughout his extensive career. Specialising in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, for which he receives consistently high client satisfaction rates, over the years he has developed a significant interest in Aesthetic Medicine.