Generative medicine - towards a systematization of mechanical compressive microvibration treatments in aesthetic, regenerative, and anti-aging medicine: theoretical bases, tissue targets, and classification

Abstract

Regenerative medicine is the new frontier of medicine, with a high degree of translationality, which involves different medical specializations, engineering, and information technology. It has as a target the human tissues. Lesions not yet irreversible become treatable. Aging can be re-discussed. In fact, preventive treatments arise; among these, the minimally invasive are particularly interesting. Mechanical treatments are included in the latter. A precise new classification of mechanical treatments was performed in this study. In particular, a detailed analysis was performed relating to mechanical compressive microvibration therapy. Both the tissue target and the bio-physical effects of this treatment were evaluated. All the aspects were analyzed to correlate theoretical expectations with the preliminary results of a research project. The regenerative effects appeared clear, and the absence of tissue damage was remarkable. For these reasons, mechanical compressive microvibration therapy can be included in the typology of mechanical regenerative therapies.