By: Barbara McClure, RN, BSHA | A Defined Image, Med Spa Published: 2017-08-26 23:01 Date Modified: 2017-08-26 23:01

A Breakthrough approach to skin rejuvenation ProCell Therapies brings together professional Dermabrasion & Microchanneling technology with Stem Cell science and the Procell device for an exciting new approach to skin rejuvenation.

Clinical studies prove that this breakthrough treatment achieves better results with shorter recovery time than far more invasive & expensive procedures such as fractional lasers and deep chemical peels for fine lines, scars, acne, acne scarring, sun damage & laxity.

ProCell Therapies are the perfect complement to facial fillers, neurotoxin injections, and deeper skin tightening procedures, like fractional CO2 resurfacing and RF microneedling.

How does Procell Work? Dermabrasion & Microchanneling with Procell stimulates the basal layer of the epidermis that produces keratinocytes to increase production of new collagen and elastin through the release of growth factors and cytokines. Unlike more aggressive treatments like fractional lasers and chemical peels that injure the skin to cause a healing response, Procell triggers the gene expression of growth factors, peptides and cytokines with minimal to no damage to the dermis. These sophisticated, organic, autologous electro-chemical compounds increase production of collagen and elastin for firmness, elasticity, and texture & tone. Procell works wonderfully in combination with microdermabrasion. Livra Stem Cytokine serums are applied during and after treatment to penetrate the skin and deliver high concentrations of growth factors that enhance production of healthy new skin.

Unlike growth factor serums made from other sources, Procells Livra serums are derived from mesenchymal stem cells that produce the full array of peptides, growth factors and cytokines specifically for regeneration of healthy, new skin!. For more information and to schedule an appointment, call 770-978-0956

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Introducing ProCell Therapies Dermabrasion, Microchanneling, and Stem Cell Therapy - Gwinnett Citizen