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In-house, licensed CPC
The cell-processing facility that cultures your cells is inside the clinic—not an external lab. That keeps handling, quality documentation, and chain-of-custody under one roof and one medical team.
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Three things most clinics cannot offer
In-house culture, a needle instead of a scalpel, and research partnerships that hold us to a higher standard. Here is what that means in practice.
Three differences
What we do that most clinics don't
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Band-aid same day—not surgical harvest
Needle-based adipose collection—not the incision most stem-cell programs require—so many guests leave the same day with just a band-aid. Our in-house CPC is what makes that possible.
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University-level research partners
Collaborative immunology research and institutional partnerships—including The University of Tokyo—ground our work in peer-reviewed evidence, not marketing claims.
Fat Harvest
Just 0.1g. No scalpel.
Surgical-style fat collection is no longer necessary.
Most adipose stem-cell programs use a scalpel to cut open the abdomen and extract dozens of grams of fat. At Rakan Clinic Tokyo Azabudai, our proprietary micro-culture technique means only 0.1g is needed—collected by needle, completed the same day, no sutures required.
Typical clinic
Scalpel incision — large harvest required
- Scalpel incision into the abdomen required
- Decades of grams of fat extracted
- Sutures and several days of downtime
- Risk of scarring at harvest site
- Significant physical burden
Rakan Clinic Tokyo Azabudai
Just 0.1g. No scalpel.
- Proprietary needle — no scalpel, no incision
- Only 0.1g collected (≈ 1–2 grains of rice)
- Same-day procedure, home the same day
- Just a band-aid — no sutures needed
- Minimal physical burden
0.1g
With just this tiny sample, we culture a full therapeutic cell dose in our licensed in-house CPC. No scalpel. Completed same day.
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