Culture supernatant is the nutrient-rich fluid collected during MSC expansion. It contains secreted cytokines, growth factors, and extracellular vesicles generated by your cells in our CPC.
Difference from Stem Cells
Supernatant does not include live stem cells, but it delivers the signalling molecules they produce. Many patients use it to support rapid relief while MSCs engraft and remodel tissue.
Why Freshness Matters
We process and administer supernatant immediately after culture to preserve active proteins. Freshness maximises potency and aligns with Japan's quality standards.
When to Combine with MSC Infusion
Supernatant can be delivered on its own or scheduled between MSC boosters. Patients managing chronic inflammation often alternate the two for continuous support.
Safety: Self-Derived Product Advantage
Because the fluid originates from your own cells, it carries the same autologous safety profile as MSC therapy and complies with Class II regenerative medicine guidelines.
Ask about combination protocols and read 'Stem Cell Therapy Results by Month' to time supernatant sessions alongside MSC boosters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I receive culture supernatant without stem cells?
Yes. Some patients start with supernatant for quick symptom relief, then schedule MSC infusions for long-term regeneration.
How long do the effects last?
Supernatant provides short-term support, while MSC infusions deliver 12–36 months of benefit. Combining both can extend outcomes.
Does the infusion hurt?
Supernatant infusions are comfortable and performed in a lounge setting with medical supervision.
How many sessions will I need?
We often recommend supernatant every 4–6 weeks between MSC boosters, customised to symptom patterns and lab results.
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