Micro-organizational Unit

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Micro-organizational Unit

Multi Micro Alveolar Stimulation (M.M.A.S.)

Connective tissue is composed of fiber bundles distributed in all directions. They define the spaces between fibers and are called micro-tissue units.

The unit is composed of collagen, elastin, and lipids, and the fibers are interconnected. They form a continuous grid.

Connective tissue is composed of billions of microtissue units, arranged in a chaotic manner. The main function is to transport nutrients and wastes, connect bones and provide lubrication.

Connective tissue has a strong regenerative ability, such as the function of generating collagen fibers, elastic fibers, reticular fibers and matrix. (reflecting: embryo, growth, wound repair)

Connective Tissue

The medium between cells is tissue.

Four major tissues of human body:

Epithelial tissue
Connective tissue
Muscle tissue
Nervous tissue

Where is the connective tissue?

There is histological continuity between skin, subcutaneous tissue, blood vessels, tendons, muscles, etc.

The tissue that connects them is called connective tissue.

Shaping requires changes in connective tissue
Fibers composed of collagen, elastin and lipids are interconnected to form microtissue network units
Billions of microtissue network units make up connective tissue
If you want to change connective tissue, you must first change the microtissue unit