Minimally Invasive Anti-aging Treatments For The Future

Global minimally invasive anti-aging treatment market is witnessing significant changes due to rising uptake of combination treatments across the globe. Rising number of dermatology clinics across the globe are increasing access to products and services.

Non-invasive procedures cover a number of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, such as chiropractic manipulation, physical therapy, and heat therapy. Minimally invasive treatments refer to a range of procedures that involve tiny injections and exclude any surgical invasion into the human body.

The most common treatments are injections with botulinum toxin (Botox), dermal fillers, lipofilling, and microdermabrasion (non-chemical). Lasers, chemical peels and facials, and cosmeceuticals (a combination of cosmetics and pharmaceuticals) are also considered as minimally invasive treatments. Botox remains mainstay for minimally invasive or non-invasive anti-ageing treatment or procedure in various geographies.

Recent researches have come with the future of anti-aging. Stem cells are the answer. A team of researchers have found that stem cells collected directly from human fat, called adipose-derived stem cells (ASC), can make more proteins than originally thought. This gives them the ability to replicate and maintain their stability, a finding that held true in cells collected from patients of all ages.

Stem cells are currently used in a variety of anti-aging treatments and are commonly collected from a variety of tissues. But the team specifically found ASCs to be more stable than other cells, a finding that can potentially open the door to new therapies for the prevention and treatment of aging-related diseases.