The adipose stem cell program at 365mc Clinic covers several services that begin with fat tissue collected from the patient.
Depending on the programme selected, the tissue may be processed for cell banking, local skin or scalp administration, intravenous administration or use alongside fat grafting.
These are separate services rather than interchangeable versions of one treatment. Each has a different purpose, administration method, evidence base, recovery profile, regulatory pathway and price.
Using the patient’s own tissue does not automatically mean that every application is proven, approved or free from risk. The precise preparation, processing method, treatment purpose and responsible facility must be confirmed before proceeding.
Fornur helps international visitors explore Body Contouring and Cosmetic Procedures in Korea and request consultations with available clinic partners.
The consultation enquiry is free. Fat harvesting, laboratory processing, administration, storage and follow-up are charged separately.
The adipose stem cell program at 365mc Clinic is not one standard procedure.
The programme may involve harvesting fat through LAMS or liposuction, processing a fat-derived cellular preparation and then storing or using that preparation through a separately defined service.
Current programme names include cell banking, Skin Shot, Hair Shot, Bio Shot IV and stem-cell-assisted fat grafting.
Before booking, the clinic should identify exactly which service is being offered, what the preparation contains, whether it is cultured or non-cultured, where it is processed, how it will be administered and which regulatory pathway applies.
Programme component | What it generally involves |
Fat harvesting | Fat tissue is collected through LAMS, liposuction or another defined harvesting procedure |
Cell processing | The harvested tissue is processed to separate or prepare a selected cellular or tissue fraction |
Cell banking | A processed preparation is cryogenically stored under a written storage agreement |
Skin Shot | A processed fat-derived preparation is administered locally into selected skin areas |
Hair Shot | A processed preparation is administered into the scalp after hair-loss assessment |
Bio Shot IV | A fat-derived preparation is administered intravenously under a separately verified protocol |
Fat grafting | Harvested fat, sometimes combined with a processed cellular component, is transferred to another body area |
The patient should select the precise service of interest before requesting a quotation.
The programme uses autologous tissue, which means that the starting fat tissue comes from the same person who may later receive or store the processed preparation.
This avoids using donor tissue, but it does not remove the risks associated with fat harvesting, anaesthesia, laboratory processing, injection, infusion or storage.
Autologous origin also does not prove that a proposed cosmetic, wellness or hair-related application will produce the desired result.
Fat tissue contains more than one cell type.
Depending on the processing method, a preparation may include stromal cells, vascular-associated cells, immune cells, connective-tissue cells and other cellular components.
It should not automatically be described as pure stem cells, high-purity stem cells or one uniform stem-cell medicine.
Before treatment, the clinic should provide written information identifying the preparation, cultured or non-cultured status, processing method, cell-counting method, viability result, sterility testing and processing establishment.
A claim such as “100 million cells” is incomplete unless it explains which cells were counted, how they were identified and whether they were viable.
Fat tissue must first be collected before a fat-derived cell preparation can be processed.
365mc may use LAMS, limited fat harvesting, conventional liposuction or another defined procedure.
The harvesting method determines the anaesthesia, access points, level of bruising and swelling, recovery requirements and complete price.
Fat harvesting should not be described as equivalent to a blood test or ordinary injectable appointment. It may involve cannula access beneath the skin, temporary fluid leakage, soreness, compression garments and activity restrictions.
People considering a targeted local-anaesthetic approach can review Royal LAMS at 365mc Clinic.
Those considering a more extensive surgical procedure can review Royal Liposuction at 365mc Clinic.
The consultation should confirm the harvesting method, donor area, doctor, anaesthesia, amount of fat required and whether harvesting is included in the programme price.
After collection, the tissue may be transferred to a cell-processing establishment.
The clinic should explain whether processing occurs at the treatment facility or at another location, which organisation is legally responsible for the sample and how patient identity and sample traceability are maintained.
The patient should also receive information about the processing method, contamination controls, cell-counting method, viability testing and the criteria used before the preparation is released for storage or administration.
A patent or proprietary extraction method does not by itself prove clinical effectiveness or superiority.
Claims involving perfect viability, zero cell damage, maximum purity or guaranteed engraftment should not be published without supporting patient-specific documentation.
Cell banking involves freezing and storing a processed preparation for possible future use.
Storage does not guarantee that the material will later be approved, suitable or effective for the patient’s intended treatment.
Future use may depend on the condition of the sample after thawing, the patient’s health, available scientific evidence, Korean law and whether an appropriate treatment is available at that time.
The storage contract should identify the legal custodian, processing facility, storage location, sample identifier, initial cell count, viability, contract duration, renewal fees, release conditions and destruction policy.
It should also explain whether the sample can be transferred to another facility and what happens if the storage provider closes or the patient stops paying the annual fee.
Cell banking must not be promoted as preserving youth or guaranteeing access to future regenerative treatments.
365mc markets a Skin Shot involving local administration of a fat-derived preparation into selected skin areas.
It may be discussed for cosmetic skin-quality concerns, but the exact composition, evidence and regulatory status must be confirmed.
The service should not be described as reversing ageing, permanently regenerating skin, removing all wrinkles or producing a facelift result.
The clinic should identify the preparation, treatment area, injection depth, number of injection sites, practitioner, number of sessions and realistic assessment timeline.
Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness and raised injection areas can occur. Less common complications may include infection, persistent inflammation, nodules, scarring or pigment change.
Patients comparing more established injectable options can review skin boosters at Lienjang Clinic.
The Hair Shot involves administration of a fat-derived preparation into the scalp.
Hair loss can result from androgenetic hair loss, alopecia areata, telogen effluvium, scarring conditions, medication, nutritional deficiency or hormonal and medical causes.
A diagnosis should therefore come before an injectable scalp programme is selected.
The Hair Shot must not be promoted as guaranteed to regenerate lost follicles, reverse permanent baldness or prevent all future hair loss.
The clinic should explain the diagnosis being treated, preparation, number of injections, session plan, evidence, alternatives and expected evaluation period.
Patients can compare a dedicated assessment through hair-loss treatment at Lienjang Clinic.
The Bio Shot IV is the most medically sensitive component because the preparation is administered intravenously.
Intravenous administration has a different safety and regulatory profile from local skin injection or cell banking.
Before this service is presented as bookable, the clinic should provide documentation identifying the preparation, dose, processing method, intended indication, regulatory pathway, responsible physician, monitoring protocol and emergency procedures.
The page must not claim that the IV boosts immunity, improves circulation, restores vitality, reverses ageing, treats fatigue or prevents disease without treatment-specific clinical and regulatory evidence.
The US Food and Drug Administration’s regenerative-medicine guidance explains that unapproved regenerative products have been linked to serious adverse outcomes.
This guidance reflects United States regulation and does not determine the status of a Korean treatment. It demonstrates why the identity, processing and intended use of the preparation must be clearly documented.
365mc also advertises an intravenous fat-derived cell programme. Its preparation, indication, regulatory status, evidence, monitoring and availability must be confirmed during a service-specific medical consultation.
365mc also describes procedures in which harvested fat and a processed cellular component may be used together before the fat is transferred to another body area.
Fat grafting is a separate surgical or minimally invasive procedure. It should not be treated as another version of cell banking or an IV.
Results can be affected by partial fat absorption and individual healing. Possible complications include infection, asymmetry, oil cysts, calcification, fat necrosis and contour irregularity.
The page must not guarantee permanent transferred volume, perfect symmetry or complete graft survival.
A separate listing should be created once the treatment area, surgeon, anaesthesia, recovery plan, evidence and price are verified.
The programme normally begins with a medical consultation and assessment of the exact service being considered.
If fat harvesting is required, the doctor selects the donor area and harvesting method. The tissue is then transferred for processing, testing and either storage or administration.
The preparation may be cryopreserved, injected locally into the skin or scalp, combined with fat grafting or administered intravenously under a separately verified protocol.
The patient should receive documentation identifying the sample, preparation, cell count, viability, processing facility and final destination.
Follow-up arrangements depend on the harvesting method and administration route.
Suitability cannot be determined simply because the tissue is autologous.
The medical team should review the patient’s treatment goal, medical history, medicines, allergies, infection history, previous cancer, autoimmune conditions, bleeding or clotting risk and any earlier reaction to liposuction or injectable procedures.
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, immune suppression and the ability to attend follow-up should also be discussed.
Patients considering a scalp procedure should have the cause of hair loss assessed. Patients considering an IV should receive service-specific medical and regulatory information before consent.
Recovery depends on both the harvesting procedure and the administration route.
Fat harvesting can cause pain, bruising, swelling, tenderness, fluid leakage, numbness and small access-point scars.
Local skin or scalp administration can cause redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness and injection marks.
Intravenous administration may involve infusion reactions and requires an appropriate monitoring and emergency plan.
Other risks can include infection, contamination, abnormal inflammation, nodules, tissue injury, vascular complications, clotting or embolic events and failure to produce the expected result.
Seek urgent medical help for difficulty breathing, chest pain, fainting, sudden weakness, confusion, severe headache, sudden visual change, high fever, rapidly increasing swelling, heavy bleeding or severe worsening pain.
No single result can be promised across all services within this programme.
Results depend on the preparation, cell composition, processing method, administration route, treatment purpose, patient health, practitioner technique and quality of supporting evidence.
The programme cannot guarantee preservation of youth, whole-body regeneration, improved immunity, permanent hair growth, permanent skin rejuvenation or future treatment access.
The clinic should explain the intended outcome, available evidence, expected timeline, alternatives and what happens if no improvement occurs.
The consultation enquiry submitted through Fornur is free. The programme itself is not free.
The final price can depend on the fat-harvesting method, anaesthesia, donor area, laboratory processing, testing, cell count, administration route, storage period, annual fees and follow-up.
Before paying, request an itemised quotation that separates the following:
Cost area | What should be stated |
Consultation and testing | Tests required and whether they are included |
Fat harvesting | Procedure, donor area and anaesthesia |
Laboratory processing | Facility, method and processing fee |
Cell testing | Cell-counting, viability and sterility documentation |
Administration | Skin, scalp, IV or fat-grafting procedure |
Banking | Initial term, renewal fees and storage conditions |
Future release | Thawing, transfer and administration charges |
Follow-up | Number and timing of appointments |
Tax and complications | Additional tax and financial responsibility for complication management |
Fat harvesting, banking, annual storage, administration, medicines, interpretation and future use must not be assumed to be included unless they appear in writing.
International patients should identify the exact programme component they are interested in before requesting an appointment.
Share the main treatment goal, medical history, current medicines, previous liposuction or LAMS, previous regenerative procedures, allergies, preferred dates and available recovery time.
Before travelling, confirm the exact facility, doctor, processing establishment, storage facility, preparation type, administration route, regulatory status and follow-up schedule.
Patients undergoing fat harvesting should not assume that they can fly immediately after the procedure. Travel timing depends on the harvesting method, anaesthesia, recovery and individual medical risk.
Fornur facilitates consultation enquiries. It does not process cells, operate a storage facility or administer the treatment.
Visitors can also explore the wider Beauty & Medical services in Korea.
Tell Fornur whether you are considering cell banking, a Skin Shot, Hair Shot, Bio Shot IV, fat grafting or fat harvesting through LAMS or liposuction.
Also share your treatment goal, medical history, medicines, previous procedures, preferred dates, arrival and departure dates and available recovery time.
Fornur can help request a service-specific consultation and itemised quotation for the adipose stem cell program at 365mc Clinic.
The clinic must confirm the exact facility, doctor, preparation, processing method, administration route, regulatory status, risks, follow-up and complete price.
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