How to read the cell numbers in Cheongdam The Cell packages
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Cheongdam The Cell quotes explicit cell numbers: 10–15 million for a full-face injection and 70–100 million for the systemic-plus-facial programme. Those figures describe the SVF actually isolated and measured on an SOL counter before injection. Counting is what turns a package name into something a patient can verify.
Cell number is not a marketing figure; it shapes the treatment plan. The dose used for local work such as scalp or face differs substantially from a systemic intravenous programme. When a package states a range, ask whether it refers to total nucleated SVF cells or to the stem cell subset alone.
Viability matters as much as count: 100 million cells at 60% viability is not the same as 70 million at 95%. An automated counter reports both, so ask to see the readout before the injection. A provider that never counts at all is a red flag.
Harvest volume also counts — more fat usually means more cells, though not linearly, since age, chronic inflammation, smoking and certain medications all suppress yield. Good teams therefore set the harvest volume from the target cell number, not from a fixed recipe.
If you are comparing prices, do not compare package prices alone — compare price per million viable cells, and ask whether the count is documented. That single habit makes cross-clinic comparison far fairer.
No. The dose must match the goal and the delivery route; local injection uses fewer cells than an intravenous programme, and quality weighs as much as quantity.
Agree in advance how that is handled — additional harvest, a narrower injection plan, or a price adjustment. Settle it before the procedure starts.
Last updated: 2026-08-28 · This content is for information only and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified doctor before making treatment decisions.
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