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The ReCell kit has specialised compartments that help to separate skin cells and place them in a special spray fluid. The kit uses a special formulation of an enzyme called Trypsin to process the skin cells. Trypsin is naturally found in the pancreas and is used here to break down the link that keep the cells attached to each other.
