No. Procell Therapies products do not contain live stem cells. Instead, Procell utilises bioengineered recombinant growth factors and cytokines designed to support cellular communication and skin regeneration.

No. Procell does not use embryonic or fetal stem cells, nor any ethically contentious biological materials.

Bioengineered recombinant growth factors are laboratory-produced proteins designed to replicate naturally occurring human growth factors. They are created using advanced biotechnology to ensure consistency, safety, stability, and bioavailability.

This approach eliminates the variability and ethical concerns associated with traditional stem cell sourcing.

Stem cells are living cells capable of differentiation. Growth factors, by contrast, are signalling proteins that instruct existing cells to repair, regenerate, and function more effectively.

Procell focuses on cell signalling rather than cell transplantation, supporting the skin’s own regenerative capacity.

Cytokines are signalling molecules that regulate inflammation, immune response, and tissue repair. In controlled amounts, certain cytokines play a crucial role in wound healing, collagen production, and skin renewal.

Procell formulations are designed to support this balanced regenerative environment.

No. Procell does not rely on plant-derived stem cells, which are structurally and functionally different from human biological pathways and have limited relevance to human skin regeneration.

Growth factors are naturally occurring proteins that regulate cellular processes such as proliferation, repair, collagen production, and angiogenesis (blood vessel formation).

Emphasis in Procell formulations is placed on skin-relevant growth factors involved in repair and regeneration.

Yes. Recombinant growth factors used in Procell products are bioidentical to those naturally produced by the body and are formulated for topical application within professional treatment protocols.

Yes. Procell growth factor formulations are specifically designed to be used in conjunction with precision microchanneling, significantly enhancing penetration and biological activity.

During Procell treatments, precision microchanneling creates controlled microchannels in the skin. These microchannels dramatically increase the absorption and effectiveness of topical actives, allowing growth factors to reach target layers more efficiently.

PRP relies on patient-derived blood and variable platelet concentrations. Procell uses standardised, bioengineered recombinant growth factors, providing consistent potency, predictable outcomes, and no need for blood draw.

Yes. Procell aftercare products are commonly used following microchanneling, microneedling, and other regenerative treatments to support healing and optimise outcomes.

During Procell treatments, precision microchanneling creates controlled microchannels in the skin. These microchannels dramatically increase the absorption and effectiveness of topical actives, allowing growth factors to reach target layers more efficiently.

PRP relies on patient-derived blood and variable platelet concentrations. Procell uses standardised, bioengineered recombinant growth factors, providing consistent potency, predictable outcomes, and no need for blood draw.