Platelet-rich plasma, commonly known as PRP, is prepared from a patient’s own blood.

After processing, the platelet-concentrated component may be used according to the physician’s treatment protocol. PRP contains naturally occurring growth factors involved in tissue repair and recovery.

Partner medical institutions may use PRP as part of personalized programs for:

• Facial skin-quality improvement
• Fine-line management
• Uneven skin texture
• Selected acne-scar concerns
• Dull or tired-looking skin
• Scalp and hair-support programs
• Recovery following selected dermatological procedures
• Musculoskeletal rehabilitation

A typical hospital-based PRP pathway may include:

1. Dermatological or medical evaluation
2. Review of contraindications
3. Blood collection and preparation
4. Physician-administered treatment
5. Post-treatment monitoring
6. Follow-up and maintenance planning

PRP may also be combined with microneedling, laser treatment or other medical aesthetic procedures when considered appropriate by the treating physician.

Exosomes are extracellular vesicles involved in communication between cells. They are being studied in regenerative medicine because of their possible role in cellular signaling, inflammatory regulation and tissue-repair processes.

Selected hospitals or research-oriented medical institutions may evaluate exosome-related approaches in areas such as:

• Skin-quality improvement
• Tissue-repair research
• Hair and scalp management
• Post-procedure recovery
• Regenerative medicine studies
• Selected rehabilitation applications

However, exosome-related products can differ significantly in source, manufacturing method, purity, concentration and clinical evidence.

For this reason, we coordinate exosome-related consultations only after confirming:

• The medical institution providing the program
• The physician responsible for treatment
• The source and quality-control process
• The intended clinical purpose
• The regulatory or research status
• The proposed treatment protocol
• The follow-up and adverse-event management process

Patients receive an explanation of whether a proposed program is an established treatment, an emerging medical application or part of clinical research.

Thermage FLX® is a non-invasive medical aesthetic technology using monopolar radiofrequency energy.

The system delivers controlled heat into collagen-rich tissue beneath the skin and is designed to support collagen remodeling and improve the appearance of mild skin laxity.

Depending on the hospital or specialist clinic, Thermage FLX® may be used for areas including:

• Face
• Eye area
• Jawline
• Neck
• Abdomen
• Arms
• Thighs
• Other areas with mild skin laxity

Patients may consider Thermage FLX® because it:

• Does not require surgical incisions
• Usually involves limited recovery time
• Can be used on facial and body areas
• Provides gradual rather than immediate surgical-style changes
• May be included in a broader skin-management program

Before treatment, the physician evaluates skin condition, previous fillers or implants, medical history and expected outcomes.

Thermage FLX® is not equivalent to a surgical facelift and is generally more suitable for patients seeking moderate, non-surgical improvement.

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It uses focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate repeated muscle contractions in a selected treatment area. Some body-contouring systems combine electromagnetic muscle stimulation with radiofrequency energy.

Partner institutions may coordinate HIFEM-based programs for areas such as:

• Abdomen
• Buttocks
• Arms
• Thighs
• Calves
• Other approved muscle groups

The objectives may include:

• Supporting muscle activation
• Improving the appearance of muscle definition
• Complementing exercise and nutrition programs
• Supporting selected body-contouring goals
• Assisting physical wellness or rehabilitation planning

HIFEM is not a replacement for weight-loss treatment, exercise or medical management of obesity.

Patients with implanted electronic devices, certain metal implants, pregnancy or other contraindications require careful screening before treatment.

Anti-aging care should not focus only on cosmetic appearance.

Selected partner hospitals may provide broader healthy-aging assessment and management programs combining:

• Comprehensive physical examinations
• Cardiovascular and metabolic assessment
• Hormonal and endocrine evaluation
• Nutrition consultation
• Sleep and stress management
• Rehabilitation and physical-function assessment
• Skin and body-composition evaluation
• Chronic-disease management
• Traditional Chinese medicine support
• Long-term lifestyle planning

A patient may receive one procedure, a staged treatment plan or a multidisciplinary health-management program.

For example, a facial rejuvenation program may combine skin assessment, PRP, radiofrequency treatment and daily skincare guidance.

A body-management program may combine body-composition analysis, nutrition consultation, exercise planning, HIFEM-based treatment and follow-up evaluation.

Our partner hospitals may use a multidisciplinary team, or MDT, approach when the patient’s condition requires input from several specialties.

The team may include:

• Regenerative medicine physicians
• Dermatologists
• Plastic surgeons
• Rehabilitation specialists
• Endocrinologists
• Nutrition specialists
• Traditional Chinese medicine physicians
• Nurses and international medical coordinators

The MDT model helps ensure that treatment decisions consider the patient’s overall health rather than focusing on a single cosmetic concern.

Each case may be reviewed according to:

• Medical necessity
• Patient safety
• Expected benefits
• Potential risks
• Alternative treatment options
• Recovery requirements
• Long-term health goals

We coordinate anti-aging and regenerative medicine programs through qualified hospitals and specialist medical institutions.

Before treatment, patients undergo professional assessment to confirm suitability, potential risks and expected outcomes. Priority is given to programs with:

• Qualified medical professionals
• Standardized clinical procedures
• Traceable medical products and devices
• Clear informed consent
• Post-treatment monitoring and follow-up

All clinical decisions are made by the responsible hospital and treating physician.

China Medical Services coordinates the entire medical journey for international patients, including:

• Initial consultation and medical-record collection
• Remote assessment and hospital matching
• Appointment, visa and travel assistance
• Medical interpretation and in-hospital coordination
• Recovery support and remote follow-up

Our multilingual team helps patients communicate with hospitals and manage non-medical arrangements throughout their stay in China. This reflects the consultation-to-recovery service process presented in the company materials.

China Medical Services acts as a coordinator between international patients and suitable Chinese hospitals.

We assist with hospital matching, specialist appointments, travel arrangements, medical interpretation and follow-up. We do not independently diagnose patients or perform medical treatments.

Medical Disclaimer

The information on this page is for general reference only and does not constitute medical advice or guarantee treatment results. All treatments require assessment and approval by qualified physicians. The availability of regenerative medicine programs may vary by hospital, patient condition and applicable regulations.