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Stem Cell Anti-Aging Injection in Jamsil, Seoul
The short answer
Stem cell anti-aging at Shinebom Clinic in Jamsil, Seoul is an injection of a stem-cell-containing concentrate prepared from your own blood. Blood is drawn, processed with the Miracell SMART M-CELL 4 system, and injected after a Mark-Vu skin analysis helps the doctor plan where it goes. It is a skin-quality treatment, not a cure for any condition.
Key facts
- Source: your own blood, drawn on the day
- System: Miracell SMART M-CELL 4 (Korea)
- Planning: Mark-Vu skin analysis first
- Makeup: from the next day
- Recovery: bruising and swelling settle in 1 to 2 weeks
What is stem cell anti-aging?
It is a regenerative injection. A small blood sample is separated so that stem cells, growth factors, white cells and platelets are concentrated, and the result is injected into the skin. The idea is to support the skin's own repair signals, which tend to slow with age.
The clinic describes it as a stem-cell-containing concentrate from your own blood. Results and timing vary, and it should not be seen as a cure.
How does the process go?
- Doctor consultation and a Mark-Vu skin analysis.
- Blood draw.
- Separation with the SMART M-CELL 4 device.
- Numbing, then injection of the concentrate.
- Aftercare instructions and a follow-up if needed.
What should you do afterward?
- Wash and apply makeup from the next day, and remove the patch the next day.
- No smoking, alcohol, sauna or hard exercise for 2 weeks.
- Avoid anti-inflammatory medicine and pain patches for at least 2 weeks. Acetaminophen only.
- Sleep well and do not rub the skin.
Bruising and swelling typically recover in 1 to 2 weeks. The stem cell aftercare guide has the full list.
How does it differ from skin boosters?
Boosters use ready-made products, while this treatment uses a concentrate made from your own blood. See stem cell vs skin booster and the clinic's skin booster options.
Who should ask first?
Tell the doctor about blood-thinning medicine, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, infection or skin disease. If you take anti-inflammatory drugs regularly, ask what to do before the visit.
Frequently asked questions
Does it use my own blood?
Yes. A blood sample is drawn at the clinic and processed into a concentrate that contains stem cells, growth factors, white cells and platelets.
When can I wear makeup?
You can wash and apply makeup the next day, when the patch is removed.
Which painkillers can I take?
Avoid anti-inflammatory medicine and pain patches for at least 2 weeks. Acetaminophen is the option the clinic advises.
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General information from Shinebom Clinic, not personal medical advice. Results and recovery vary between individuals, and all procedures carry possible risks and side effects. A doctor will confirm what suits you at consultation.
Bloom yourself, in your own way
Tell us your skin concerns and dates in English. Shinebom Clinic is a 3-minute walk from Jamsil Station, exits 8 and 9.