What is Miracle Cell Therapy (MCT)?
Miracle Cell Therapy is a medical procedure by which platelet rich plasma is used to stimulate regeneration of new skin cells.

What is the superiority of MCT?
The superiority of the cell therapy is this treatment uses platelet rich plasma materials that are extracted from each individual’s blood, so that they possess Growth Factor level that matches each respective individual.

How does MCT work?
Platelet-rich plasma works by means of stimulating the matrix of the tissues surrounding to regenerate new cells. This regeneration takes place because within platelet-rich plasma can be found seven fundamental Growth Factors which will trigger the occurrence of regeneration of the cells.

What is the procedure of MCT?
Platelet-rich plasma will be extracted from each individual. Approximately 12 ml of blood will be taken out, it will then be processed for approximately 15 minutes. After the process, blood will be reinserted to the skin areas with wrinkles, sagging, as well as areas with signs of ageing. The procedure can be administered to the areas of the face, the neck through to the back of the arms.

Does MCT require anaesthesia?
Miracle Cell Therapy procedure will be more comfortable to be carried out if anaesthetic cream is applied approximately 30-45 minutes beforehand.

What are the possible side effects?
A possible side effect is redness after the injection procedure. This will normally subside after 2-3 days.

When will the results be visible?
Results will gradually be visible and it will look better each day. It will reach its maximum effect in 6 months. However, if within 3 months the results are not yet satisfactory then MCT can be repeated.

What are the procedures after MCT treatment?
There is no special procedure that must be performed after MCT. Application of moisturiser and sunblock is adequate.

Can it be combined with other treatments?
This procedure can be combined with other treatments such as IPL, MD Rejuvenation, Micropuncture Collagen Enhancement (MCE) or other procedures as advised by your physician.