The Science Behind EternaltiveWhat Is Regenerative Medicine
An ever-expanding interdisciplinary field of research and clinical application, focused on the repair and regeneration of cells, tissues and organs altered for any reason — in order to restore their integrity and function.
The purpose is not to change or replace what no longer works, but to provide the necessary elements for tissue repair — vehicles able to fuse with the body to stimulate and support its intrinsic capacity to regenerate and heal itself.
It aims at wellbeing and equilibrium: to soften the physiological aging process, which can sometimes not only be slowed or blocked, but reversed — through high technologies applied to substances already present in our body, such as growth factors, stem cells, and today, their mediators: exosomes.
It represents the present and the future of medicine — the new frontier in plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine.
In Aesthetic, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Regenerative surgery is applied across a wide scope — from the physiological aging process (the progressive loss of skin, adipose, muscular and bone volume that makes anatomical structures more evident) to baldness and common hair disorders, through modern trichological therapies up to autologous hair transplantation supported by regenerative elements.
It also benefits patients with severe acute and chronic injuries, who may be able to avoid major interventions and their associated complications.
Your Regenerative Protocol, Step by Step
Consultation & Assessment
A full evaluation of your skin, hair or volume goals, and a tailored protocol combining PRP, exosomes or stem cells.
Harvest & Processing
A simple blood draw or small fat-harvesting procedure, processed in-house to isolate the regenerative elements.
Precision Delivery
Targeted injection or grafting, often paired with surgical procedures for compounding, longer-lasting results.
Common Questions
Because most treatments use your own biological material (autologous PRP, fat-derived stem cells), the risk of rejection or allergic reaction is minimal. All protocols are performed under strict clinical safety standards.
Results vary by treatment and individual biology. PRP typically shows results for 6–12 months with maintenance sessions; stem cell grafting can offer more stable, long-term volume that may improve over time.
Yes — PRP and stem cells are frequently used pre- and post-operatively to support healing, and can be combined with lipofilling, face lift or hair transplant procedures for compounding results.
Most regenerative treatments are outpatient procedures with 0–2 days of mild downtime such as redness or light swelling.