Regenerative Skin & Scalp Therapy
Cell-derived formulations — stem cell culture supernatant, autologous PRP, and exosome serums — delivered by micro-injection and matched to your specific skin or scalp concern, rather than one fixed protocol for every client.
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What It Is
Aesthetic medicine at StemCellor is built around micro-injection delivery of cell-derived and regenerative formulations — stem cell culture supernatant, autologous platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and exosome-based serums — chosen and combined according to your specific skin or scalp concern.
Each formulation is prepared under the same clean-room culture standards used across our regenerative programs, and administered using fine-needle technique under topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort and bruising.
Your physician discusses which formulation combination suits your skin type and goals during an in-person skin assessment before any treatment begins — these are elective aesthetic procedures rather than disease treatment.
Who It's For
Who May Not Be Suitable
The Treatment Experience
What to have ready
Typical Timeline in Tokyo
Individual sessions are same-day; if your physician recommends a multi-session course, sessions are typically spaced weeks apart rather than requiring one long stay.
Your physician confirms a schedule that fits your course and travel plans during your initial consultation.
International Patient Guide →Safety & Regulation
Aesthetic formulations are prepared under the same clinical documentation standard as our regenerative treatments, and every client receives a record of the material used in their session.
Localized redness, swelling, or minor bruising at the injection site is common with any injectable procedure and typically resolves within a few days; your physician will review the specific formulation's risk profile with you before treatment.
Outcomes vary by individual skin and hair condition and typically build over a course of sessions rather than appearing after a single visit; your physician will set realistic expectations during your skin assessment.
Regenerative medicine in Japan is provided under specific medical and regulatory requirements. StemCellor coordinates information and appointment planning; the receiving licensed physician or medical institution confirms whether a treatment can be appropriately offered for an individual case.
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Follow-Up & Complications
Localized redness, swelling, or bruising typically settles on its own within a few days. If you notice unusual pain, spreading redness, or any sign of infection, contact your physician's clinic promptly rather than waiting for your next scheduled session.
The receiving physician reviews progress during a multi-session course and confirms any follow-up arrangements individually. For urgent symptoms after you've returned home, seek care from a local medical provider first and follow the contact route confirmed for your case.
Related Conditions
Skin Aging
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Menopause-Related Changes
Changes around perimenopause and menopause can affect comfort, energy, skin, sleep, and everyday confidence. A careful physician conversation is a better starting point than a universal treatment promise.
Hair & Scalp Health
Changes in hair density, shedding, or scalp comfort are common reasons to seek information, but they need an honest clinical review rather than an outcome-led aesthetic promise.
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Practical questions to explore before assuming a treatment path.
Frequently Asked Questions
01How many sessions do I need?
A course of three to four sessions is typically recommended to help support visible, longer-lasting improvement; your physician confirms the right number for your specific formulation and concern.
02How soon will I see results?
Improvement typically builds over a course of sessions rather than appearing after a single visit, and varies by individual skin or hair condition; your physician sets realistic expectations during your skin assessment.
03Does it hurt? How long is the downtime?
Treatment is administered with a fine-needle technique under topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort. Mild redness at the injection site is common and typically settles within a day.
04Do the different formulations (PRP, exosomes, stem cell supernatant) cost the same?
No — pricing varies by formulation (stem cell culture supernatant, PRP, or exosome serum). Sessions start from ¥120,000; your physician recommends a formulation based on your assessment, and full pricing by formulation is listed on the Pricing page.
05Is this elective or covered by insurance?
These are elective aesthetic procedures rather than disease treatment, so they're self-pay and not covered by national health insurance.
06Who is not suitable for this treatment?
Patients with an active skin infection or inflammation at the treatment site, a known allergy to a formulation component, certain bleeding disorders, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding are generally not suitable candidates. Your physician confirms this during your skin assessment.
07How many visits will I need?
Individual sessions are typically completed the same day. If your physician recommends a multi-session course, sessions are commonly spaced several weeks apart rather than requiring one long stay.
08What happens after I return home?
The receiving physician reviews progress during a multi-session course and confirms any follow-up arrangements individually. For urgent symptoms after you've returned home, seek care from a local medical provider first and follow the contact route confirmed for your case.
From ¥120,000 per session
Price varies by formulation (cell culture supernatant, PRP, or exosome serum); a course of three to four sessions is typically recommended to help support visible, longer-lasting improvement. Full pricing by formulation is listed on our pricing page.
Your final treatment plan and costs are confirmed only after your physician's assessment.
05 — International Patient Support
Let us understand the case before anyone recommends a plan.
Share your goals, medical background, and travel window. StemCellor will help organize the next step around physician review, realistic expectations, timing, and reference cost.
Direct messaging channels are still being confirmed — for now, start through the international patient guide.
Send the main concern, treatment goals, and any medical history that may affect candidacy.
We help clarify which treatment area may be worth discussing before travel is planned.
When appropriate, the case is prepared for physician review and visit planning in Japan.