Regenerative medicine, a topic gaining widespread attention, concentrates targets on the restoration of tissues.Here’s a deeper insight into this field. Defined as a treatment that stimulates the body’s natural healing processes, rather than treating symptoms with medications or invasive procedures, regenerative medicine aims to strengthen ligaments, tendons, joints, and other soft tissues weakened by overuse, microtraumas, and ageing (1).
Regenerative medicine focuses entirely on tissue, including dermal, muscular, bone and cartilage. Various factors can affect these tissues. For instance, a skin burn primarily affects the skin which then requires grafts.
Similarly, osteoarthritis impacts bones, and certain diseases reduce muscle mass.The foundations of contemporary regenerative medicine can be traced back to the mid-20th century. Cutting-edge biotechnology laboratories are at the forefront of this revolutionary science, instigating the integration of pure regenerative engineering practice.Nordberg Medical focuses on developing versatile and fully absorbable implants, making them ideal for application in various fields.By addressing structural imbalances associated with ageing, we are directed towards restorative function.
Our objective is to reverse the degenerative quality of skin, tissues, or bones, along with promoting the active restoration of tissue.
What does the future hold for regenerative medicine? What new areas of knowledge will it lead to? Right now, the key focus for Nordberg Medical is redefining the concept of healthy ageing with solutions that are deeply rooted in regenerative medicine.
This approach represents a shift from traditional anti-ageing methods, as it offers a more innovative and sustainable model for managing the ageing process. Most importantly, the essence of this concept is not preoccupied with the compulsion of chasing lost youth. Rather, it is directed towards the revitalisation of bodily functions – particularly the skin.
- Sreenivas S. WebMD. [cited 2024 Mar 14]. What Is Regenerative Medicine? Available from: https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/what-is-regenerative-medicine