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Director Lee Yu-seok, Interview on Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers

Medical Today · 2010-03-03

Considering Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers for Nasolabial Folds During Lunch Break?

No Side Effects with Protein Coagulated from Patient's Own Plasma!

[Medical Today Reporter Nam Yeon-hee]

Makeup techniques that highlight the T-zone to enhance the nose line can make the face appear more three-dimensional and overall smaller. Adding blush can further enhance a bright and youthful effect. This is because clear features and smooth skin are essential for a youthful appearance.

However, every time you face the mirror to apply makeup, deep sighs are accompanied by nasolabial folds caused by sagging cheeks and wrinkles around the eyes. This is because there are limits to concealing skin that has already lost its elasticity with makeup.

Even renowned cosmetics and folk remedies cannot restore the vitality of your skin, but if you still can't give up on a youthful look, there's only one method left: "Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers." Among Dermal Filler procedures, Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers, the most recently developed, are gaining attention for their excellent safety compared to other Dermal Fillers.

Director Lee Yu-seok of Gangnam View Women's Clinic (www.viewlady.com) located in Pyeongtaek City explained, "Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers are a procedure that involves coagulating proteins separated from the patient's own plasma and injecting them, with no side effects."

Traditional Dermal Fillers used artificial substances, which sometimes led to allergic reactions such as redness or inflammation at the treatment site.

However, Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers are created by collecting blood from the arm and processing it through several heating steps at a certain temperature to produce a solid Dermal Filler.

With 10cc of your own blood, it's usually possible to create 4 to 5 Dermal Fillers, allowing for simultaneous treatment of multiple areas such as nasolabial folds and cheeks. Because it's a relatively simple procedure, the treatment time is short, around 40 to 50 minutes, and daily life is possible immediately after the procedure, making it famous among office workers as a "rejuvenating procedure during lunch break."

Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers are highly effective for nasolabial folds, sunken areas under the eyes, dark circles, sunken side cheeks, receding chins, and the bridge of the nose. Since the amount can be adjusted while observing the shape, you can correct exactly as much as you desire, and the effect lasts for 4 to 6 months with a single treatment. Furthermore, it is popular because it also offers antioxidant effects, leading to skin brightening and regeneration.

Director Lee advised, "Since Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers use blood, individuals with blood disorders or heart disease must consult with a specialist before the procedure." He also recommended avoiding hot baths on the day of the procedure, opting for a light shower or facial wash, and refraining from alcohol consumption.

Autologous Blood Dermal Fillers are expected to become the most common cosmetic surgery procedure in the future, replacing fat grafting and Dermal Fillers.

Medical Today Reporter Nam Yeon-hee (ralph0407@mdtoday.co.kr)

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