Maximize Mitochondrial Efficiency! Revitalize Skin Energy with Cell-Booster

There are moments when you feel your skin is no longer the same, despite consistent care.

Even after replenishing moisture, it quickly becomes dry, and the effects of premium procedures do not seem to last long.

Experts point to the weakening of skin cell functions as one of the primary causes of these issues.

Chaum’s ‘Mito Cell-Booster’ is a representative method that helps restore the diminished vitality of cells.

Mito Cell-Booster is Chaum’s first cell booster procedure based on the 40-year cellular technology expertise of CHA Hospital and CHA Bio Group. By utilizing mitochondria, it improves the decline in cellular energy—considered the root cause of skin aging—and enhances the skin’s innate power to recover. Mitochondria are organelles within cells that generate ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), the primary energy substance. When mitochondrial function declines, various aging symptoms such as ‘loss of elasticity,’ ‘pigmentation,’ ‘wrinkle formation,’ and ‘skin dryness’ can occur, along with increased inflammatory responses and decreased wound healing capacity.

Existing ‘Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)’ procedures utilize these mitochondria by limiting them to platelets. After centrifuging one’s own blood, only the platelets collected in the middle layer are used, while most of the plasma in the upper layer is discarded. In contrast, Chaum focuses on the fact that mitochondria are abundant not only in platelets but also in plasma, becoming the first in Korea to utilize both platelets and plasma together. Furthermore, by using special reagents to effectively concentrate mitochondria that might be lost during the centrifugation process, the efficiency of energy resources delivered to skin cells is maximized.

The procedure involves collecting autologous blood, stabilizing the mitochondria through centrifugation, and then injecting them directly into the skin. The injected mitochondria are absorbed into the skin cells to activate ATP production, promoting ‘collagen and elastin production,’ ‘improving pigmentation,’ and ‘alleviating skin inflammation,’ thereby helping to fundamentally improve skin condition. Additionally, it strengthens the basic stamina of skin cells, allowing the effects of other skin procedures like lifting or lasers to manifest more stably and last longer.

Professor Jin Seok-in of the Chaum Dermatology & Plastic Surgery Clinic, who performs the Mito Cell-Booster procedure, stated, ‘Mito Cell-Booster is a treatment that goes beyond short-term improvement to create an environment where the skin can recover on its own. Through the restoration of cellular energy, more fundamental skin improvement effects can be expected.’

What kind of procedure is Mito Cell-Booster?

Mito Cell-Booster, a new cell booster procedure introduced by Chaum based on the 40-year cellular technology expertise of CHA Hospital and CHA Bio Group, focuses on solving the problem of ‘cellular energy decline,’ one of the fundamental causes of skin aging. It aims to restore the vitality of skin cells using mitochondria and build the skin’s power to recover itself.

How is skin aging related to ‘mitochondria’?

Mitochondria act like ‘energy factories’ that create energy within the cells of our body. These factories produce an energy substance called ATP; if mitochondrial function declines, energy production decreases. As a result, various aging phenomena such as loss of elasticity, pigmentation, wrinkles, and dryness appear in the skin, and problems like increased inflammatory responses or poor wound healing can occur. In short, the decline in cellular vitality can be a direct cause of skin aging.

How does it differ from existing PRP procedures?

While both PRP and Mito Cell-Booster use one’s own blood, there is a difference in how they utilize mitochondria. While PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) procedures separate and use only platelets from the blood and discard most of the plasma containing mitochondria, the Mito Cell-Booster procedure focuses on the fact that mitochondria are abundant in both platelets and plasma. Its key feature is the use of special reagents to effectively concentrate mitochondria that could be lost during centrifugation, maximizing the energy efficiency delivered to skin cells.

What are the core effects of Mito Cell-Booster?

Its significance lies in strengthening the basic stamina of the skin beyond short-term improvement. Mitochondria injected into the skin through the procedure are absorbed into the cells to activate energy production. This helps fundamentally improve skin conditions, such as promoting collagen and elastin production, improving pigmentation, and alleviating skin inflammation. Furthermore, as the basic stamina of skin cells strengthens, it creates an environment where the effects of other procedures like lifting or lasers appear more stably and last longer.

(Source: JoongAng Ilbo https://www.joongang.co.kr/article/25410160)