02 — Surgical Treatment

MyCell Cell Suspension Transplantation

Autologous Melanocyte Cell Suspension Therapy

MyCell cell suspension transplantation is an autologous surgical approach that prepares pigment-producing cells from the patient's own skin and applies them to selected depigmented areas to support gradual pigment restoration.

MyCell cell suspension transplantation process

Treatment Process

01

Donor Skin Collection

A small sample of healthy skin is collected from the patient.

02

Tissue Processing

The donor skin is carefully processed to isolate pigment-producing cells.

03

Cell Suspension Preparation

The isolated cells are prepared into a melanocyte-rich cell suspension.

04

Targeted Transplantation

The cell suspension is precisely applied to the depigmented area.

05

Repigmentation

The transplanted cells support melanocyte regeneration and gradual pigment restoration.

Key Features

Autologous

Uses the patient's own skin cells.

Cell Suspension

Delivers melanocyte-rich cells directly to the treatment area.

Targeted

Focuses treatment on localized depigmented skin.

Repigmentation

Supports the restoration of natural skin pigmentation.

Clinical Consideration

MyCell cell suspension transplantation may be considered for selected patients with stable vitiligo. Suitability, donor site planning, and post-procedure care should be determined by a qualified physician.