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Medical News Article on Stem Cell Research

Will a Skin Care Product containing a patient's own stem cell growth factor speed up healing?

2012 MAY 15 -- Bellevue, WA - Dr. Fredric A. Stern, medical director at the Stern Center for Aesthetic Surgery in Bellevue, Washington is one of two cosmetic surgeons in the United States, participating in a clinical research trial investigating whether a skin care product derived from a person's own stem cell growth factor, derived from that patient's adipose (fat tissue) will perform better than a product that does not contain that growth factor at regenerating collagen, eliminating wrinkles and repairing skin damage.

Dr. Stern and the study will be profiled at 10 pm, Friday April 27, 2012 on KONG TV Seattle, and again at 11 pm on KING 5 TV Seattle,...

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