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*This website is intended solely as professional education for licensed healthcare providers. It is not medical advice, not patient-directed advertising, and not an offer to treat any individual. Nothing here should be used by a member of the public to diagnose or treat any condition; patients should consult a qualified, licensed physician about their own care. The procedures and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) applications discussed are investigational and/or off-label. They have not been evaluated or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug *Administration (FDA) for the uses described, and the FDA has not approved PRP or these procedures to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease (partly because PRP is a blood product that belongs to the patient, not a drug, and is not regulated by the FDA). References to the O-Shot®, P-Shot® (Priapus Shot®), Clitoxin®, Vampire Facial®, Vampire Facelift®, and other trademarked procedures describe training methods and clinical approaches; they do not imply FDA clearance or guaranteed outcomes.
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Why Does Health & Beauty Start With the Cell?
To better understand why cellular medicine forms the foundation of health and beauty, consider your bed: if you get a surgical facelift, you get a tighter sheet. If you use cellular medicine to make the skin healthier, you get a new sheet (epidermis), a new mattress (dermis), and new box springs (fatty tissue and bone).
There’s a time to tighten the sheet (many of our members are plastic surgeons), but every surgeon will tell you that, even if you have surgery, the healthier and younger the tissue (new sheets), the better the results.
The same principles of neovascularization, collagenesis, and neurogenesis that apply to the face also apply to the genitalia, hair, and breasts. Cellular medicine strategies can sometimes improve not only appearance but, more importantly, function.
The Cellular Medicine Association (CMA) is a group of scientists, physicians, and nurse practitioners who work to discover, teach, and become experts in the best uses of cell biology to improve health, sex, and beauty.
Procedures Originally Developed by the Cellular Medicine Association
O-Shot® & Clitoxin®
- Clitoxin® research<–
- Lichen Sclerosus helped by O-Shot®…Research
- O-Shot® Research
- O-Shot® procedure training
Priapus Shot®
Vampire Facial® & Facelift®
- Vampire Facial® procedure training
- Vampire Wing Lift® Procedure Training
- Vampire Facelift® procedure training
- Vampire Breast Lift® procedure training
- Live workshops covering multiple procedures
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Personal Invitation
Join us now in finding and implementing ways to use cellular medicine for health and beauty.
Thank you very much for your interest.
Respectfully,
Charles Runels, MD
Cellular Medicine Association
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P.S. Here are the next hands-on workshops
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