FDA’s Regulatory Considerations for Human Cells, Tissues, and Cellular and Tissue-Based Products: Minimal Manipulation and Homologous Use
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Advanced Needling Technique for Cosmetics
Author: Russell Health, Inc.
The nappage technique, otherwise known as “multi-puncture” or “micro-papular” technique, is an innovative needling method breaking into the field cosmetic dermatology. Using this skill along with Russell Health’s patent-pending procedure guides for Stem Cell Recruitment Therapy can be used to treat lack of elasticity, dry, dehydrated, aging skin and can help to improve fine lines and wrinkles.
The nappage technique involves performing multiple superficial injections only 2mm deep at a 45 degree angle while applying constant pressure on the plunger of the syringe. The practitioner will move along the area to be treated, rapidly flicking the wrist and injecting a drop of amniotic fluid every 2-4mm.
According to the Journal of Pharmacology and Phamacotherapeutics, advantages claimed for utilizing this type of technique include:
- Inexpensive equipment
- Minimal training
- Less product needed
- Faster results
- Minimal pain
- Quick and pure reach of product to target cells
- Minimal invasiveness
See the video below on our Facelift which utilizes both the subcutaneous and nappage needling techniques.
Human Tissue Therapy
Acellular minimally manipulated tissue allografts are utilized to help treat a wide variety of conditions and are shown to help the body boost its ability to heal itself. The allografts help promote the body’s own healing process to assist in the reconstruction and regeneration of injured tissue. This can lead to an alleviation of pain, and a quick recovery.