Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Partners with Stem Cell Research Center

Online, October 24, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Thirty year medical veteran Dr. William Seare of Clinique Liposculpture offers patients much more than cosmetic enhancements. Dr. Seare's extensive experience in research and development lead to partnering with the San Diego Stem Cell Research Facility.

The patient can opt to donate the unused fat removed from liposuction to advanced medical research. The stem cells found in the fat have many different scientific uses including studying disease, developing new tissue and potentially growing replacement organs.

Dr. Seare discusses the subject, "Rapidly changing technologies are shifting Plastic Surgery and the Medical Industry at a phenomenal rate. As a Plastic Surgeon, I have seen drastic improvements in a patient's recovery by using Stem Cell Fat instead of implants for the enhancement of the breast and buttocks. These same techniques are being applied to the field of Regenerative Medicine, including studies in cardiovascular disease, renal failure, pelvic health among other acute and chronic conditions. The importance of these findings are revolutionary."

Regenerative medicine is an emerging field that seeks to repair or restore lost or damaged tissue function due to the effects of injury, disease, and aging. The company that Dr. Seare is working with is a leader in Stem Cell Research. They are dedicated to exploring the potential of adult adipose-derived stem and regenerative cells.

"I felt this opportunity for my practice is essential to offer to my patients. The notion that your cosmetic procedure can not only change your life by transforming your body but also change the lives of others through Stem Cell Research is a truly ground-breaking idea."

To harvest the material for the donation process and a fat transfer, Dr. Seare makes a tiny incision and removes the fat through a narrow cannula. The material is then processed to inject into other areas of the body, including facial folds, breasts and buttocks. The excess material can be donated to scientific research to be used for studies and trials.

Stem Cell Fat Transfer can be done with local anesthesia where the area is numbed and the patient remains awake. Dr. Seare's new techniques allow for faster recovery from other surgical procedures.

Please contact Dr. Seare for to schedule an interview and for additional information regarding the donation process at 858-345-1085 or email [email protected].