Why Choose OvoSkill
The Ultimate Treatment to Restore & Revitalize Your Fertility
Adipose-derived stem cell treatment is regarded as the new successful therapy for the treatment of your fertility problems due to many advantages:
Rapidity
Safety
Simplicity
No immunogenicity
Efficacy
Cryopreservation
Stem cell treatment restores ovarian function and leads to the production of immature oocytes. In women, ultrasounds demonstrated that mesenchymal stem cell treatment improved both ovarian size and endometrial thickness of patient with premature ovarian failure. Moreover, blood flow analysis demonstrated a richer signal in the endometrium.
About Ovarian Failure
Overview
Premature ovarian failure (POF, also called primary ovarian insufficiency or early menopause) is a common gynecological endocrine disease characterized by the loss of ovarian function in women below 40 years. Most often, it is a non-reversible pathology leading to infertility.
Normally, ovaries produce hormones and eggs until the early fifties, when they stop working and most women enter menopause. However, phenomena such as the dysfunction and the depletion of follicles (the cellular aggregates in the ovaries secreting hormones that influence the menstrual cycle) lead to POF, whose prevalence is 1/250 in women under 35 years and 1/100 in women under 40 years; the consequent loss of ovarian reserve (the number of follicles remaining in a woman’s ovaries) increases the risk of infertility, severely affecting women both physically and mentally.
Normally, ovaries produce hormones and eggs until the early fifties, when they stop working and most women enter menopause. However, phenomena such as the dysfunction and the depletion of follicles (the cellular aggregates in the ovaries secreting hormones that influence the menstrual cycle) lead to POF, whose prevalence is 1/250 in women under 35 years and 1/100 in women under 40 years; the consequent loss of ovarian reserve (the number of follicles remaining in a woman’s ovaries) increases the risk of infertility, severely affecting women both physically and mentally.
Symptoms
Symptoms of premature ovarian failure are highly variable, including both manifestations of hormone deficiencies and of potential underlying disorders causing the condition.
Diagnosis can be complicated by the fact that women with this condition retain some ovarian function that can lead to fluctuation in hormone levels and possibly sporadic spontaneous ovulation.
Among ovary-related signs and symptoms are absence of menstruation (amenorrhea), infertility, estrogen deficiency, reduced ovarian follicles and elevated gonadotropins (the hormones acting on the ovaries) before the age of 40 years.
Complications
Infertility is not the only possible consequence of POF. In fact, the premature deprivation of ovarian sex hormones that characterizes this condition leads to a number of complications affecting different systems.
Causes
Despite ongoing efforts, premature ovarian failure causes have not yet been fully elucidated, and this condition is still a complex, heterogeneous and not fully characterized entity. In more than 90% of cases no etiology is defined, and POF is called “idiopathic”, that is “with no apparent known cause”.
Stem cell-based Therapy
The new natural treatment for premature ovarian failure
OvoSkill is delivered through intra-ovarian injection of autologous Adipose-Derived mesenchymal Stem Cells (ADSCs), a type of stem cells capable of self-renewal and of differentiating into multiple cell types.
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Our Centers of Genomics and Regenerative Medicine are based in Europe (Rome, Milan and San Marino) and Middle East (Dubai). We offer the most advanced personalized expanded adipose-derived stem cell therapies and Next Generation Sequencing genomic tests for solid cancer risk management. The premium service in Regenerative Medicine include cryopreservation and expansion of stem cells for personalized anti-aging treatments, aesthetic plastic surgery, hair regeneration and wound care.
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