Meta Cell Technology (MCT) in Seoul — personalized autologous treatment planning
Meta Cell Technology: a system using controlled light and temperature to process a patient’s own biological material. Controlled light and temperature condition the preparation before use. Processing alone does not establish clinical benefit.
It may be considered for whether an autologous preparation belongs in a skin or scalp plan. At Glassy, your dermatologist plans the area, intensity or product around your skin and goals, with comfort considered throughout.
MCT is a processing system, not a proven cure, stem-cell transplant or automatically better than PRP.
Downtime, aftercare and side effects
Downtime:
Recovery depends on injection or any accompanying procedure.
During treatment:
Blood sampling and injections can cause discomfort; application methods differ.
Aftercare:
Ask about skincare, exercise and pressure on the treated area before leaving. Follow the instructions for your actual procedure rather than another treatment’s routine.
If you are concerned:
Contact the clinic if symptoms are worsening or do not match the advice you were given.
Who should not have it?
Your dermatologist checks suitability before treatment. Tell us if you:
Have an active infection, broken skin or a new unexplained rash in the area.
Have a known allergy to a proposed product or numbing medicine.
Take medicines, have a medical condition, or have had recent treatment in the same area.
Are pregnant or breastfeeding. Your doctor will discuss whether to postpone the proposed procedure.
MCT is a processing system, not a proven cure, stem-cell transplant or automatically better than PRP.
How much does it cost?
We confirm your exact price at consultation, before any treatment. All our prices include 10% VAT.
Your plan depends on the area, product or device, and any combined care. Ask the clinic for the total before deciding.
Meta Cell Technology: a system using controlled light and temperature to process a patient’s own biological material. Controlled light and temperature condition the preparation before use. Processing alone does not establish clinical benefit.
Is MCT identical to PRP?
No. PRP describes a blood-derived preparation; MCT describes additional processing. Ask what is prepared and what evidence supports the proposed use.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of visits and spacing are personalized. We discuss a starting plan and review your response before recommending further treatment.
Can I combine it with another treatment?
Tell the clinic what you have recently had and what you are planning. Combining procedures is a separate decision; it depends on your skin, the products and the time available for recovery.
References
Product and treatment information from the sources below, checked 28 October 2026. Manufacturer descriptions explain the technology; they do not promise an individual result. Product uses and authorization differ by country.
