Autologous
The proposed preparation should be explained before consent.
REGENERATIVE CARE · LARC KARACHI
Meta Cell
Technology.
A personal starting point.
A protocol planned around you.
Explore consultation-led MCT care for face, hair and selected concerns—with clear information, individual assessment and realistic expectations.
AUTOLOGOUS · CONSULTATION-LEDProtocol and suitability are confirmed individually.
THE LARC APPROACH
Care that begins
with assessment.
01 / UNDERSTANDING MCT
Your own starting material.
A considered process.
MCT is designed to photothermally condition an autologous preparation as part of a clinician-led regenerative protocol.
“Autologous” means the starting material comes from your own body. The system uses controlled light and thermal energy during preparation; it is not, by itself, a promise of a particular cosmetic result.
Ask your clinician to explain the exact material, preparation steps, administration method, alternatives, evidence and expected outcome for the protocol offered at LARC.
Individual
Your concern, health history and goals guide suitability.
Evolving
Ask what is known for your particular indication and protocol.
02 / A CONVERSATION AROUND YOU
Face. Hair.
Your concerns.
These are consultation starting points—not a guarantee that MCT is appropriate for every concern.
01
Face
Discuss skin quality, texture and other facial concerns. Your clinician will assess whether an MCT-based protocol or another approach better fits your goals.
02
Hair & scalp
Hair shedding and thinning can have different causes. A clinical assessment should come before deciding whether a regenerative treatment belongs in your plan.
03
Selected concerns
Ask which areas and indications the clinic treats with its available protocol. Treatment names alone do not establish suitability or expected results.
03 / YOUR VISIT, EXPLAINED
From assessment
to follow-up.
Assess & discuss
Share your goals, health history, medicines and previous procedures. Discuss alternatives, fees, risks and realistic expectations.
Agree the protocol
Your clinician explains what will be collected, how it will be prepared, how it will be administered and whether more than one visit is proposed.
Prepare & treat
The clinical team follows the agreed collection, preparation and treatment protocol using appropriate infection-control measures.
Care & review
Follow your personal aftercare instructions and review your response before deciding whether any further treatment is appropriate.
04 / PREPARATION & AFTERCARE
Good decisions before.
Clear care afterwards.
Give your clinician the full picture.
- Share your medical conditions, allergies, medicines and supplements.
- Mention pregnancy, active infection, bleeding concerns and recent cosmetic procedures.
- Ask whether you need to pause any activity or product. Do not stop prescribed medicine without medical advice.
Follow your individual instructions.
- Follow the clinic’s advice for cleansing, activity, skincare and the treated area.
- Do not touch or apply unapproved products to any injection or treatment site.
- Contact the clinic promptly about worsening pain, spreading redness, fever or another unexpected symptom.
Your clinician’s protocol-specific instructions take priority over general information on this page.
05 / REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
Evidence matters.
So does your response.
Early research is not the same as a guaranteed individual outcome.
Published evidence for specific MCT aesthetic applications is still developing. Ask what evidence supports the protocol recommended for you, what improvement is realistic and how progress will be reviewed.
Before-and-after images should be genuine, consented and viewed with context such as lighting, timing and the complete treatment plan.
Discuss your goals with LARC ↗A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Your questions.
Clear answers.
Still unsure whether MCT is the right starting point? A consultation is the place to ask.
Call +92 300 5272909 ↗What is Meta Cell Technology?
Meta Cell Technology is a system designed to condition an autologous preparation—material obtained from your own body—using controlled photothermal energy. The exact preparation and clinical protocol proposed for you should be explained during consultation.
Is MCT the same as PRP?
Not exactly. The MCT system may be used as part of a clinician-led protocol involving an autologous preparation such as platelet-rich plasma. Ask which material will be prepared, how MCT is used in the process and how the final preparation will be administered.
Can MCT be considered for the face or hair?
Face and hair or scalp concerns can be discussed at consultation. Suitability depends on the concern, diagnosis, medical history and the exact protocol available at the clinic. A consultation does not automatically mean treatment is suitable.
How many sessions will I need?
There is no single schedule for everyone. Your clinician should recommend a plan only after assessment and explain the number of visits, spacing, review point and total expected cost.
When will I see a result?
Response and timing vary by person, concern and protocol. Evidence for specific aesthetic uses is still developing, so discuss realistic goals, how progress will be measured and what happens if improvement is limited.
Are there side effects?
Risks depend on collection, preparation and administration. Temporary discomfort, swelling, redness or bruising may occur with procedures involving needles. Your clinician should explain procedure-specific risks, infection precautions and when to contact the clinic.
Who may not be suitable?
Suitability can be affected by medical conditions, medicines, pregnancy, active infection, bleeding concerns and recent procedures. Share a complete health history and do not stop prescribed medicines unless your treating clinician advises it.
How much does MCT cost?
Pricing depends on the proposed protocol, treatment area and number of visits. Contact LARC for an individual quotation and ask what the fee includes before proceeding.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with
a conversation.
Book an MCT consultation at LARC, DHA Phase V, Karachi.
Bring your questions. We’ll talk through your options.
General information only. Suitability, protocol, risks and results vary and must be confirmed during consultation.