The treatment
What is stem cell body skin renewal?
Body skin ages differently from the face. Sun, friction, weight change and hormones lead to crepey texture, laxity, dullness and uneven tone on the neck, chest, arms, abdomen, thighs and hands.
The program delivers stem cell–derived signalling factors (exosome and conditioned-media boosters) through targeted micro-injections or microneedling. These stimulate collagen and elastin, calm low-grade inflammation and restore hydrated, resilient skin without heavy fillers or surgery. Optional IV support can aid recovery.
Treatment areas
Areas we treat
- Neck and chest (décolleté): crepey skin and fine lines
- Upper arms and abdomen: texture and laxity
- Thighs and knees: crepey, dull skin
- Back and shoulders: tone and texture
- Hands: thin, sun-worn skin (see hand rejuvenation)
Candidates
Who it suits, and who should wait
Good candidates
- Early to moderate crepey texture or laxity on the body
- Skin quality changes after pregnancy or weight change
- Sun-exposed areas with roughness and mottled tone
- Anyone wanting a regenerative, non-surgical option
Postpone treatment if
- You are pregnant
- You have an active skin infection
- You tend to form keloid scars
- You have taken isotretinoin in the last 6 months
Results
Benefits patients often notice
Firmer feel
Softer, more elastic skin with a tighter look.
Refined texture
Fewer micro-lines and a smoother surface.
Even tone
Brighter, more uniform colour and improved bounce.
Works with devices
Better results alongside RF, ultrasound and good body care.
Results vary between individuals. A series of sessions is usually recommended.
Your visit
How the program works
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Consultation & mapping
- Photos, skin thickness, sun history and sensitivities
- Choose priority zones and set photo and texture milestones
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Personalised plan
- Booster by micro-injection or microneedling, with depth and density set per area
- Optional pairing with RF microneedling, ultrasound tightening, peels or laser
- Home care: barrier-first body care, SPF 50, urea or lactic acid as tolerated
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Treatment day
- Topical or local anaesthesia for comfort
- Precise grid delivery, then a cooling mask and barrier repair
- Pinkness or tenderness for 24–72 hours
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Series & tracking
- Usually 3–4 sessions per zone, every 4–6 weeks
- Photo reviews at 4, 8 and 12 weeks; maintenance every 6–12 months
Safety
Safety & recovery
- Screening first. Pregnancy, active infection, keloid tendency and isotretinoin use in the last 6 months are checked at consultation.
- Downtime. Mild redness, swelling or pinpoint flaking. Most patients resume their routine the next day.
- Timeline. An early glow within days; collagen-related change is reviewed at 8–12 weeks and beyond.
- Combined care. We coordinate with your dermatologist or surgeon when devices or scar treatments are combined.
At home
A simple body-care routine
- Daily SPF 50 on exposed areas, and UPF clothing outdoors
- Barrier-first moisturisers with ceramides, urea or lactic acid as tolerated
- Protein-forward meals, hydration and electrolytes to support repair
Your physician
Planned and performed by a plastic surgeon
Chief Director · Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Kim Young-jun
- Clinical Professor of Plastic Surgery, Chonnam National University
- Plastic Surgery Residency, Chonnam National University Hospital
- Member, ISAPS and the Korean Society of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons
- Member, Korean Anti-Aging Research Society
- Physician-led, 1:1 Your doctor designs and performs every session.
- Natural results Gradual, balanced change that looks like you.
- Private suites Treatment in a discreet room, with numbing or sedation if needed.
- For international patients English consultations and condensed scheduling for short stays.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is this like a surgical lift?
No. It improves skin quality through regeneration. It can complement device-based tightening or a surgical plan.
How many sessions will I need?
Most patients start with 3–4 sessions per area, 4–6 weeks apart. Maintenance is planned individually.
Will it help stretch marks?
Yes. It is often paired with our stretch mark repair protocol for deeper remodelling.
Is it suitable for darker skin tones?
Yes. Depth, energy and aftercare are adjusted to minimise the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
How long is the downtime?
Expect pinkness or tenderness for 24–72 hours. Most patients return to normal activity the next day.
This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Suitability and expected results are decided by your physician after an in-person assessment. Results vary between individuals.