Living longer and healthier
Great news for the entire family!
Thanks to modern medical science, the human lifespan in the recent decades has been noted to be on the increase. A healthier lifestyle, infectious disease prevention, and better nutrition have all contributed to people living longer and healthier lives. In correlation, the aging of human cells will take its natural course, gradually losing its ability to regenerate and repair itself.
For us to continue to lead a quality of life beyond our prime, regenerative medicine may prove to be the future of medical science. It is, therefore, most auspicious that the EA Regenerative Medicine Center of Excellence recently launched its cutting-edge facility in Makati City.
It is the first in the country, as well as in Southeast Asia, to offer the most advanced regenerative medical procedures utilizing state-of-the-art processing, delivery, and preservation of medical-grade adipose-derived regenerative cells (ADRCs) that follows the most stringent clinical protocols, registries, and standards of operations.
The event kicked off in the early evening with guests treated to an audio visual presentation that offered insights on what the center offers and how the technology works.
The evening affair was hosted by society maven and philanthropist Tessa Prieto-Valdes with keynote speakers who included the center’s managing director and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Eder G. Dizon and Dr. Marc H. Hedrick, president of Cytori Therapeutics USA, the company responsible for the breakthrough technology utilized by the center.
After the mini program, guests witnessed the ribbon-cutting of the facility, attended by friends from media and VIP guests that included former Manila Mayor Joseph Estrada, Gov. Albert Garcia, Gov. Aurelio Umali, Sebastian Chua, Dennis Uy, Vice Gov. Dennis Pineda, Philip Cu-Unjieng, Issa Litton, Francis Lumen, Chris Badiola, Linda Ley, Sunny Vergara, Rima Ostwani, and Nikki Tang.
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