Regenerative Medicine for Pain & Injury
We offer 2 non-surgical minimally invasive options for the treatment of pain and regeneration of injuries. Regenerative Medicine brings hope and possibilities that were once only available to celebrities and professional athletes. By using the healing powers found in your own blood or growth components that helped you grow from the time you were born till fully matured; damaged muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints have the potential to regrow, rebuild, and regenerate.
PRP: Platelet Rich Plasma Treatment
If you're looking for a safe alternative to pain medication and steroid injections, Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy could be just the solution you are looking for.
PRP Therapy uses the patient’s own blood to administer a concentrated source of reparative platelets and growth factors where it is needed, activating the healing of soft tissue or even bone. PRP injections trigger a powerful regenerative process by stimulating blood flow, releasing platelets that turn on growth factors, allowing tissue and cartilage to be reconstructed.
The therapy is minimally invasive and done by a licensed medical professional right in our office. There is no down time required.
PRP Therapy uses the patient’s own blood to administer a concentrated source of reparative platelets and growth factors where it is needed, activating the healing of soft tissue or even bone. PRP injections trigger a powerful regenerative process by stimulating blood flow, releasing platelets that turn on growth factors, allowing tissue and cartilage to be reconstructed.
The therapy is minimally invasive and done by a licensed medical professional right in our office. There is no down time required.
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Cryopreserved Amniotic Membrance Allograft
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Celltext™
Celltext™ is a minimally manipulated Wharton's Jelly derived human tissue allograft. Rich in cytokines, growth factors, and proteins.
Common Areas of Treatment:
Common Areas of Treatment:
- Muscular Tears
- Intervertebral Disc Spinal Facet Joints
- Plantar Fasciitis Bone Spurs
- Rotator Cuff Tears
- Persistent Partial Tendon Tears
- Meniscus and Cartilage Tears
- Radicular and Sacroiliac Nerves and Pinched Nerves
- Large Joints such as the Hip, Shoulder, Knee
If you have tried conventional treatments, and are interested in avoiding surgerym no longer dealing with the pain, and getting back to what you love, contact us to set up a complimentary consultation with our Case Manager.
Call: (315) 703-1455
