About
Immune Cell Therapy
Immune Cell Therapy is a treatment that harnesses your own immune system to fight cancer — often referred to as the "fourth cancer treatment." The process involves extracting immune cells from the body, activating and multiplying them outside the body, and then reintroducing them. The aim is to support the body's natural ability to respond to cancer cells while helping to restore overall immune function.
Immune Cell Therapy's Benefits
Benefits
Benefits
01
Your Own Cells, Your Own Defense
Because the treatment uses your own immune cells, the risk of rejection and serious side effects is considered relatively low. The focus is not only on eliminating cancer, but on supporting the body's natural ability to fight — with careful consideration for physical burden.
02
Compatible with Other Treatments
This therapy can be used alongside conventional treatments to help prevent recurrence and metastasis after surgery, or to support care for advanced-stage cancer. It can be combined with chemotherapy or radiation without interfering with existing treatment.
03
QOL※Supports Quality of Life
One of the key advantages of this therapy is that it allows patients to continue treatment while maintaining their daily routine — whether that means working, managing a household, pursuing hobbies, or traveling.
※QOL：Quality of Life
Immune Cell Therapy Expected effects
Expected effects
Expected effects
Directly target and attack cancer cells
- Identify and attack cancer cells
- A supportive role in helping to slow the spread of cancer is expected
Its application as a supportive approach alongside other cancer treatments is being advanced
Supporting the Body's Internal Surveillance System
- A contribution to supporting immune monitoring function is expected
- Its application as adjuvant therapy following surgery is being advanced
- Its application as a supportive approach to help prevent recurrence and metastasis is being explored
Approach to Immune Balance
- It is expected to support conditions that allow the immune system to function effectively
- A supportive role in helping to prevent a decline in immune function caused by cancer is expected
Immune Cell Therapies Offered at YR Clinic
Our treatment
Our treatment
We currently offer
two main types of immune cell therapy
two main types of immune cell therapy
Point
01
Super NK Cell Therapy
This treatment involves expanding and activating NK (Natural Killer) cells outside the body and then returning them to the body. It may respond even to cancer cells that hide their identifying markers, making it a possible option when dendritic cell vaccine therapy is not applicable. In combination with certain antibody drugs, enhanced therapeutic effects may be expected.
Point
02
Four-Component Combined Immunotherapy
This treatment involves expanding and activating multiple types of lymphocytes, such as T cells and NK cells, outside the body before returning them to the body. It aims to support the overall immune system, and when combined with chemotherapy or radiation therapy, improved therapeutic effects may be expected.
Point
01
Super NK Cell Therapy
This treatment involves expanding and activating NK (Natural Killer) cells outside the body and then returning them to the body. It may respond even to cancer cells that hide their identifying markers, making it a possible option when dendritic cell vaccine therapy is not applicable. In combination with certain antibody drugs, enhanced therapeutic effects may be expected.
Point
02
Four-Component Combined Immunotherapy
This treatment involves expanding and activating multiple types of lymphocytes, such as T cells and NK cells, outside the body before returning them to the body. It aims to support the overall immune system, and when combined with chemotherapy or radiation therapy, improved therapeutic effects may be expected.
Recommended for these concerns
Recommended
Recommended
You are looking to combine immune therapy with conventional cancer treatment
You want to proactively support your immune system against future cancer risk
You prefer a treatment approach with fewer side effects
You are elderly and find it difficult to continue intensive treatment
You have advanced or terminal cancer and wish to maintain your quality of life
You are concerned about a decline in your immune function
You are exploring additional options alongside your current treatment plan
Treatment overview
Treatment overview
Treatment overview
Immune Cell Therapy
Duration
Approximately 1 hour
Side Effects
Mild pain or swelling at the injection site may occur, but in most cases tends to subside within a few days.
Temporary sensations of warmth or fatigue may rarely be experienced; these are generally mild and tend to resolve within 1–2 days.
Temporary sensations of warmth or fatigue may rarely be experienced; these are generally mild and tend to resolve within 1–2 days.
※ In most cases, any discomfort tends to ease within a few hours to a few days. Should any changes in your condition be observed, our specialist physicians will respond as needed.
Price list
Price list
Price list
Immune Cell Therapy
▶︎ Initial consultation fee
￥3,300
▶︎ Follow-up consultation fee
￥2,200
Quadruple Combination Immune Therapy | 1session 3sessions 6sessions | ￥880,000 ￥2,508,000 ￥4,752,000 | |
| Super NK Cell Therapy | 1session 3sessions 6sessions | ￥759,000 ￥2,163,150 ￥4,098,600 | |
Premium 4-Type Immune Cell Therapy | 1session 3sessions 6sessions | ￥1,500,000 ￥4,425,300 ￥8,653,920 |