Adipocyte proliferation? Sounds complicated but in essence it means fat cell growth. Now why should you care about that? Well you don't need to unless you are trying to stop it or you want it to occur. This article is about people that want to use a new cosmetic ingredient called Volufiline that is clinically proven to stimulate adipocyte proliferation.With what recorded history we have we know that humans have always thought the grass was greener on the other side of the fence and their body was no exception. I am not saying everyone fits into this category but for the most part people want to improve on something. One person may be more interested in changing their hair, ears, skin, hips, etc... I want to share why adipocyte proliferation has a spot light right now.Let me tell you why I am even taking the time to write this. There is a cosmetic ingredient called Volufiline that people are applying to their skin in order to add volume to various parts of their bodies. A man that has no butt may want to have a fuller look and this would illustrate the concept of "adding volume". So what does she do? What are her options? She could eat more chocolate, ice cream, or pistachios but the risk is that it will make non-intended parts of the body fleshier.Well people are saying that Volufiline works and in clinical studies it has shown to be successful in making parts of the body more full. Yes, it has been clinically tested. In one case women from age 18-35 and had a bra cup size of 30A to 34AA were selected to be part of a trial. The women involved in the trial applied a 5% (by concentration) Volufiline cream to one breast daily for 56 days. At the end of 56 days the women were measured and on average the treated breast tissue increased in volume by up to 8.4% over the untreated breast.An in vitro evaluation of Volufiline yielded the following results: On adipocytes there was an increase in cell volume of over 22 times and lipid storages increased more than 600%!Regarding pre-adipocytes, their differentiation was improved by over 200%!There are breast enhancement products that add volume but they work by stimulating hormones. Volufiline on the other hand works by the stimulation of fat cells into growth. This is the growth of adipose tissue that most people know as "fat". That sounds terrible, the word "fat", but being able to get a fuller face, padding your elbows or getting more volume in the buttocks, thighs or breasts would all be things that people would like to experience.So then, an adipocyte is a fat cell and proliferation means growth so adipocyte proliferation is the growth of fat. This has raised some concerns with people and the question has been asked of me, "what are the side-effects of Volufiline and can it cause cancer?"Remember, most research done on adipocyte proliferation has to do with human obesity and not the cosmetic benefits of adding some flesh to an area of the body.Up to this point in time there are no known adverse reactions to Volufiline.
