Q1. Is ADSC therapy safe?
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MITAKY
“Yes, ADSC therapy is safe as it uses autologous cells (your own), minimising the risk of immune rejection and adverse reactions. All procedures are conducted under stringent medical guidelines in CPC-certified facilities by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour & Welfare, to ensure the highest standards of safety and quality.”
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