Cellgel® is a wound healing agent for the skin. The active substance is the CD34+CD45dim monogenate supernatant of chicken embryo-based embryos.
The gel can be used among adults and children over 3 months to accelerate the processes of skin healing without cicatrization by means of applying a thin layer of the gel to the skin.
It can be used in case of any skin lesions among adults and children over 3 months to accelerate regeneration and healing of the damaged skin without cicatrization by means of applying a thin layer of the gel to the skin 2-3 times a day until the the skin condition is improved.
When the gel is applied to open skin areas, it is recommended that one avoid direct sunlight.
No cases of overdose have been registered.
The supernatant of CD34+CD45dim cells of the chick embryo homogenate stimulates the migration and proliferation of fibroblasts, keratinocytes, endothelial and other cells, promotes regeneration and restoration of tissue elasticity.
Incompatibilities or interactions with other drugs are not detected.
Store at temperatures from 0°C to 25°C, protected from sunlight and out of the reach of children. After opening, store the vial in the refrigerator.
2 year from the date indicated on the package
What is the mechanism of action of Cellgel®?
In skin regeneration, mechanisms of connective tissue (scar) and epithelialization (scarless healing) formation are genetically determined. With age, the connective tissue formation happens faster than epithelialization, which is why with young children, unlike adults, after skin wounds healing no scars are left. “Cellgel ®” is applied on the injured skin area to stimulate scarless healing and the sooner it is applied, the more effective the healing is. It is required to apply it, if possible, immediately after wounding and no later than in 20 hours.
Can Cellgel be applied to cicatrical tissues and scars healing?
Cicatrical tissue or scar is the formed connective tissue. Cellgel is used for wounds healing. The product can be used after laser resurfacing of cicatrical tissues or scars for faster skin recovery after the procedure and to obtain a high aesthetic effect.
Can the gel cause an allergic response?
Allergy occurs to products of protein origin. The active substance of Cellgel® is lipopolysaccharide, obtained by a high-tech method from chicken embryo cells. The gel base is inert, so the mechanism of allergy occurrence is excluded.
What does Cellgel consist of?
At the heart of Cellgel® 2 components: It is based on a CD34+CD45DIM supernatant of chicken-based chicken embryos on a gel-forming biopolymer basis,
