Stem Cell Culture Supernatantis the highly purified clarified culture liquid produced during the process of culturing and expanding stem cells, after the cell bodies and impurities are removed by centrifugation. It does not contain the stem cells themselves, but is rich in 500–700 kinds of cell-active factors released by the cultured stem cells (exosomes, cytokines, growth factors, immunomodulatory factors, etc.). 

Like stem cell therapy, stem cell culture supernatant also has tissue-regenerating effects, with equivalent benefits for repairing damaged tissue in the body, improving chronic pain, delaying ageing and boosting immunity.

How Stem Cell Culture Supernatant Is Obtained

The Source of Stem Cell Culture Supernatant

Administration Methods of Stem Cell Culture Supernatant

Intravenous drip  The stem cell culture supernatant is injected intravenously,

                 entering the bloodstream and being distributed throughout the body.

Local injection (subcutaneous injection)Injected directly into the target tissue

                                  (such as the skin, joints and face).

Nasal drop (nebulised inhalation)The supernatant is instilled into the nasal cavity or nebulised

                           and inhaled through the respiratory tract.

Expected Effects of Stem Cell Culture Supernatant

● Tissue repair and regeneration
● Anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory effects
● Anti-ageing and cosmetic benefits
● Supportive therapy for neurological conditions
● Relief of chronic pain
● Relief of menopausal symptoms
● Relief of osteoarthritis symptoms
● Improved skin tissue and wound repair

Difference Between Stem Cells and Stem Cell Culture Supernatant