Stem cell procedures can be administered either by direct injection into the face or by intravenous infusion into the arm. Direct injection allows for concentrated effects in specific areas, while intravenous infusion aids in systemic blood circulation improvement and regeneration through the 'homing effect,' where stem cells migrate to affected areas of the body. Combining both methods provides both external and internal stimulation simultaneously, maximizing the effects of stem cells. This comprehensive approach contributes not only to localized improvement but also to overall physical health enhancement.
Dr. Seongmin Ko of On Clinic | Last reviewed 2024-07-30