First, a physician takes a punch biopsy from the nape of the neck, or anywhere from 10-15 ml of adipose tissue.
Then, the removed tissue samples are inserted into the GCell isolation kits and the machine is activated in the desired program setting.
While in an enclosed space to maintain their vitality, the cells are passed through a series of processes including grinding, centrifugation and filtering to leave behind larger tissue debris, and strain out only the stem cells and growth factors that can be used in treatment.
Then, the cells are photo-activated, which allows them to work faster when in the human body.
And, finally, the sample is injected into the part of the body that is in need of regeneration.
