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Effectiveness of growth factor-induced therapy for skin rejuvenation: A case series
Souphiyeh Samizadeh1,2,3, Lakhdar Belhaouari4
1Great British Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, London, UK.
Background:
Microneedling in combination with the use of growth factors can help with a range of indications, including skin rejuvenation. There is an increase in request for safe minimally invasive procedures with no-to-minimal downtime. This procedure offers regeneration and is becoming popular as part of the regenerative, minimally invasive era.
Aims:
To examine the efficacy of a course of two sessions of growth factor-induced therapy using propriety preparation of AQ recovery serum.
Methods:
Thirty women with various ethnic backgrounds (Chinese, Caucasian and Latino) with an average age of 38 years old participated and mild-moderate visual facial aging signs Two sessions with 2-week intervals were completed using a derma stamp (transdermal drug delivery method) and 2 mL of growth factor serum (AQ Skin Solution recovery serum-contain a mixture of contains a mix of transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β), granulocyte monocyte-colony-stimulating factor, and platelets-derived growth factor with patented technology for extraction and composition at each session. The procedures were carried out for anti-aging and skin rejuvenation. Clinical assessment, VISIA photography, independent assessment of before and after photographs baseline and six weeks by two clinicians and two laypersons were carried out. The participants used FACE-Q questionnaire (outcome satisfaction) and scored changes in terms of their skin texture, radiance, pore size, wrinkles, pigmentation, tightness and overall skin appearance.
Results:
Physician's global assessment revealed growth factor-induced therapy resulted in skin rejuvenation in all races with 95% confidence, and this increased to 98% confidence for Latinos and Caucasians within the six weeks. Participants' subjective rating revealed improvement of overall skin appearance with 95% confidence. Most noted improvements were in brightness, skin texture, and tightness.
Conclusion:
This study revealed improvement in overall skin appearance, brightness, skin texture, and tightness. The treatment is non-invasive, safe, with no or minimal downtime and resulted in high participant satisfaction.
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