Dr. Kareem Abdelhalim is a physician with over 10 years of experience in cosmetic dermatology and regenerative medicine. He graduated from Ain Shams University, Cairo, and initially trained in pediatrics and orthopedics before specializing in non-surgical aesthetic treatments, anti-aging, and stem cell therapy.
His specializations include Injectables such as PRP, dermal fillers, Botox, and skin boosters; Regenerative Therapies including stem cells and PRP hair restoration; and Non-Surgical Aesthetic Treatments focused on anti-aging and skin rejuvenation.
Dr. Kareem has extensive experience treating patients from diverse backgrounds, understanding their unique skin needs and aesthetic goals. He is fluent in Arabic and English, with basic proficiency in Japanese.
Dr. Shirin Mahmoud Khalil is a highly experienced Dermatologist and Cosmetic Specialist with over 20 years of practice across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the UAE.
She holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from Tanta University and a PhD in Laser Science from Cairo University.
Dr. Shirin has run her own dermatology and cosmetic centers in Egypt and Saudi Arabia and spent 5 years practicing in Kuwait. She specializes in a wide range of dermatological and aesthetic procedures, including:
Filler injections for face, cheeks, jawline, lips, hands, and body.
Body contouring and slimming using advanced RF technologies.
Neck rejuvenation and face lifting with Ulthera Therapy, Lifthera, and Morpheus. Double chin treatment via microlipolysis.
Cellulite treatment and subcision. Radiesse injections for neck tightening”Nefertiti Neck”.
Botox for forehead wrinkles and hyperhidrosis.
The Kyushu Regenerative Medicine Cell Processing Center (specified cell-processing product manufacturing facility), located within the Kyushu Regenerative Medicine Center, is one of the largest cell culture and processing facilities in Japan. Under strict control, we cultivate the highest quality stem cells using advanced technology and know-how.
At this facility, cells are cultured under strict control by highly skilled culturists with long experience.
(1) Enlarged stem cells can cause blood clots during infusion, but our production process and strict standards ensure that no coarsened cells are included in the culture.
(2) Dead cells that die during culture can cause rejection (e.g., fever) when they enter the body through intravenous infusion. For this reason, a high survival rate is required for stem cells.
The survival rate of the stem cells provided to patients at this facility is high: “90% or higher in the donation plan ⇒ 97% in the actual results.” This survival rate is extremely high among the stem cells provided in Japan.
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