New Cellular Treatment Factor (NCTF®)

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What is NCTF®?

NCTF®, or NCTF 135HA, stands for New Cellular Treatment Factor. It is manufactured by the French company Fillmed. It is a collection of 59 essential nutrients, including 12 vitamins, 24 amino acids, 6 minerals, 6 co-enzymes, nucleic acid, and antioxidants such as glutathione. These nutrients are used by skin cells called fibroblasts in the production of collagen and elastin. Delivering these nutrients into the skin provides the optimal environment for the fibroblast to produce collagen and elastin.

It also contains dilute hyaluronic acid to provide hydration and stretch the fibroblasts, which enhances their activity.

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What Sites can be Treated?

The usual sites to be treated are the face including around the eyes, neck, and chest, although there is no reason why it cannot be used on other sites of the body. The results are increased hydration, increased elasticity, improved tone, and reduction in fine lines.

Is NCTF® Treatment Safe?

Since its first development in 2007, many scientific studies have been undertaken on the safety and effectiveness of NCTF®. In 2021, the results from these clinical trials and studies were published by Robin et al, “Efficacy of a biorevitalizing-filler solution on all skin aspects: 10 years approach through in vitro studies and clinical trials January” (JCDSA 11(01):18-37; DOI: 10.4236/jcdsa.2021.1110 03). These studies reported no significant adverse effects.

However, minor side effects which can occasionally occur include swelling, bruising, itching, or burning sensations.

How Much Does NCTF® Cost?

As a guide, the NCTF® treatment costs from £285 per session, or £685 for the full course of three treatments. This includes a full Canfield VISIA Skin Analysis before and after to assess your skin’s response and optimise your skin care and treatment plan. The treatment is performed by a consultant dermatologist or nurse.