Adipose-derived stem cells are stem cells collected from fat tissue and are widely used in regenerative medicine. Fat tissue is one of the richest sources of adult stem cells, making it highly practical for therapeutic purposes. In Japan, this method is commonly adopted due to its efficiency and safety.

The collection process usually involves a small amount of liposuction performed under medical supervision. The extracted tissue is processed in a certified facility to isolate and prepare the stem cells. These cells are then used to support tissue repair and inflammation control.

Adipose-derived stem cells are frequently applied in joint care, chronic pain management, and skin regeneration. Their high cell yield allows doctors to obtain sufficient regenerative material with minimal burden on the patient.

This approach represents a natural form of regenerative medicine that works in harmony with the body. It combines medical efficiency with biological compatibility, making it one of the most popular methods in Japan.