Lipogems is a patented technology for the collection and processing of adipose tissue, which allows the extraction of mesenchymal stem cell (MSCs)-rich components from fat deposits.

The Lipogems Process:

  •  Adipose tissue collection: Adipose tissue is collected by liposuction.
  •  Lipogems Machine Treatment: The collected adipose tissue is placed in a Lipogems machine, which processes it mechanically, breaking down fat cells and releasing MSCs.
  •  MSC concentration: The treated adipose tissue is centrifuged to separate the various cellular components. A suspension rich in MSCs is collected for medicinal use.

Advantages of Lipogems Technology

  •  Fast and minimally invasive collection: Adipose tissue is collected using a minimally invasive method, which reduces discomfort for the patient.
  •  High concentration of MSCs: The Lipogems process ensures a high concentration of MSCs in the processed product.
  •  Multipotency: The extracted MSCs are multipotent, which means they can differentiate into different cell types such as cartilage, bone, and fat cells.
  •  Ultrasonic inspection: Ultrasound equipment is used during the collection of adipose tissue to ensure accuracy and safety.

Lipogems therapy is used to treat various diseases and conditions, including:

  •  Arthrosis
  •  Joint pain
  •  Muscle injuries
  •  Crohn's disease
  •  Heart diseases
  •  Recovery from injury

Clinical studies have shown that Lipogems therapy is safe and effective for the treatment of various diseases. For example, studies have shown:

  •  Significant reduction of pain and improvement of mobility in patients with osteoarthritis
  •  Improving muscle function and reducing pain in patients with muscle injuries
  •  Improving wound healing and reducing inflammation in patients with Crohn's disease

As with any medical procedure, there are certain risks and limitations associated with Lipogems therapy:

  •  Infection at the collection site
  •  Bleeding or bruising
  •  Education in grey
  •  Allergic reaction to the drug used during the procedure