Produce a stem-cell rich fat graft in minutes
LipoPro is a proprietary closed system that allows for the harvesting of adipose tissue via lipoaspiration and subsequent processing into a stem-cell rich fat graft.
It facilitates the removal of excess lipids and blood with a screen and a mechanical assist fluid transfer feature that micronizes the adipose graft for easy application
The resulting purified adipose tissue concentrate may be used for a safer, cleaner and more cost-effective solution to synthetic fillers for cosmetic applications ¹ ² ³. Additionally, it's stem-cell rich nature has made it a popular treatment option for orthopedic conditions such as osteoarthritis ⁴.
Higher Cell Concentrations in your Ready-To-Use Fat Graft
The LipoPro system can generate an adipose tissue graft complete with the Stromal Vascular Fraction capable of delivering more than 3 million stem cells directly to the application site ⁵.
Through a unique dual-spin protocol, the LipoPro system isolates the High-Density lipoaspirate layer which contains a disproportionally higher concentration of stem cells.
The LipoPro System vs. Gravity Decantation
Normal preparation of fat grafts, including other commercial products, include contaminants that can cause graft volume loss and impact treatment success. This is because they rely primarily on gravity decantation, the most common technique for processing a sample of lipoaspirate.
This process does not remove lipids and excess fluids effectively and may produce a poor-quality graft. Using our proprietary lipid barrier disc technology built right into the processing disposable, the LipoPro system isolates oils and lipids from the concentrated fat graft.
Lipid Oils
High-Density Fat
Peripheral Blood
How It Works
The LipoPro system automates point-of-care processing of biologics by:
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Producing concentrated autologous biologics in <5min minutes of total processing time
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Reducing the number of steps compared to a manual method
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Simplifying training among multiple users
LipoPro Procedure Packs
Biologic Information
Adipose Tissue
Adipose tissue is a heterogeneous biological tissue comprised of various cellular components in the form of a 3D scaffold. Concentrated adipose tissue includes AD-MSC's and pericytes which hold the ability to differentiate into different cell types responsible for repair or growth of bone, cartilage, muscle, marrow, tendons or connective tissue.
References
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Pak J. Regeneration of human bones in hip osteonecrosis and human cartilage in knee osteoarthritis with autologous adipose-tissue-derived stem cells: a case series. J Med Case Rep. 2011 Jul 7;5:296.
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Disclaimer
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