Plano, TX -- Using patient's own fat tissue and naturally occurring, fat-derived stem and regenerative cells, Dr. Jeffrey Caruth of Plano Aesthetics uses Cell Enriched Cosmetic Surgery to restore a youthful appearance to the face and hands as well as naturally enhance and add volume to breast tissue.
Cell-Enriched Facial Rejuvenation offers a new natural approach to restoring a youthful appearance to the face. Physicians around the world are recognizing that the youthful appearance of the face is NOT restored by tightening the skin alone, but by addressing the soft tissue volume of the face. Cell-Enriched Facial Rejuvenation reverses many tell-tale signs of aging by reducing or eliminating wrinkles, restoring soft-tissue volume and correcting slight imperfections.
Breast Augmentation
Cell-Enriched Breast Augmentation is a natural augmentation procedure that allows patients to enhance their breasts using your own fat tissue. The purpose of the procedure is to retain the natural look and feel of the breasts while at the same time providing a one to two cup size increase.
The Process
During the procedure, fat is removed from the stomach, hips, thighs or another area of the body via Body Jet, water-assisted liposuction. A portion of this removed fat is processed to extract the stem and regenerative cells that naturally reside within the tissue. The cells are combined with the remaining fat tissue to form a cell-enriched fat graft that can be used as a natural filler. The cell-enriched graft is then carefully delivered into the desired areas on the face or used to re-sculpt the breast.
The use of the stem and regenerative cells in the graft allows the transplanted fat to successfully integrate with the surrounding tissue. With no risk of rejection, the use of a cell-enriched fat graft in facial rejuvenation is both safe and minimally invasive.
"Cell Enriched Cosmetic Surgery doesn't just treat wrinkles. Enhanced cells provide a regenerative, anti-aging effect. This procedure treats the whole face and provides a much younger look," explains Dr. Caruth.
Dr. Caruth has been a Diplomat of The American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology for more than fifteen years. He is an Associate of the