HANOVER, PA
WHAT IS REGENERATIVE THERAPY?
Stem Cell Therapy
Stem cells have been clinically and scientifically proven to effectively treat chronic and acute pain.
Stem cells are the body’s master cells. They are undifferentiated cells that have the ability to transform into a variety of different cells, replace dying cells, and regenerate damaged tissue. Stem cells are derived from your own body’s bone marrow or fat deposit (adipose).
Allograft Tissues
An alternative method for regenerative medicine is through allograft tissues (from a purified amniotic source). These tissues have a high concentration of collagens, structural proteins and growth factors that support healing. This immune-privileged tissue can have some advantages over other regenerative therapies. Speak with our physician about which regenerative medicine technique would be right for you and your injury.
Regenerative therapy is a very simple and safe outpatient procedure that is performed by a qualified physician. It’s easy as 1, 2, 3!
Removal of bone marrow or fat tissue. If you choose to use amniotic tissues, half the battle is already over.
Once a sample of your bone marrow or fat tissue has been obtained, the cells are isolated with a specialized centrifuge. If you decide to use amniotic tissue, they are delivered to the doctor’s office ready for injection.
The stem cells or amniotic tissue are then carefully injected into the site where the injury exists and the healing and regeneration begins!
What is the recovery time?
Two advantages of a stem cell injection over surgery are:
- No need for hospital stay
- No prolonged recovery
Most patients find themselves back in their daily routine the day after the procedure. Healing gradually happens over the course of 2-6 weeks and can continue for up to 12+ months.
What are the results & benefits of stem cell therapy?
If you haven’t already learned all the wonderful benefits of stem cell therapy, here they are listed out for you:
- Uses your own body’s master cells to heal
- Heals and doesn’t just mask the pain
- Outpatient procedure
- Simple Procedural Process
- Quick Recovery
- Back to work the next day
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