Phan Chau Trinh University Medical Center adopts regenerative medicine to expand minimally invasive treatment options

Phan Chau Trinh University Medical Hospital has recently implemented a portfolio of specialized techniques under its Regenerative Medicine Unit, expanding treatment options with minimally invasive approaches that combine advanced technology and biological therapies.
 

In the field of musculoskeletal medicine, therapies such as autologous adipose-derived stem cells and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) have been introduced for the treatment of osteoarthritis and certain periarticular soft tissue conditions.

These methods primarily utilize injection techniques or micro-interventions aimed at restoring damaged tissues, improving mobility, reducing chronic pain, and shortening recovery time compared to traditional surgery.

In dermatology, the unit offers a wide range of techniques from basic to advanced. Cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen is applied in the treatment of warts, nodules, keloids, and papillomatous lesions.

Among high-tech approaches, CO₂ laser and Fractional laser are used to address various skin conditions such as skin tags, hyperkeratosis, atrophic scars, wrinkles, and signs of aging.

In addition, biological therapies such as PRP continue to be applied in the treatment of atrophic scars and skin rejuvenation. Microneedling combined with topical medications helps improve pigmentation issues such as melasma and freckles, while also supporting the treatment of hair loss, stretch marks, and wrinkles.

Other specialized indications include Triamcinolone injections for keloid treatment, subcutaneous injections for hair loss therapy, and TCA application for atrophic scars.

Additionally, the unit performs procedures such as skin biopsies for diagnostic purposes, and surgical treatment for ingrown and pincer nails, contributing to a comprehensive care and treatment process.

The comprehensive implementation of these techniques enables the development of personalized treatment regimens, flexibly combining technology and biological therapies tailored to each specific condition.

In the context of increasing demand for healthcare and aesthetic services—especially for minimally invasive methods with fast recovery—regenerative medicine is becoming a growing trend at many healthcare institutions. Strategic investment in this field is expected to enhance treatment quality and expand access to modern healthcare services for people in the Central region.

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PHAN CHAU TRINH UNIVERSITY MEDICAL HOSPITAL

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