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Regenerative Medicine

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Regenerative Medicine

Knee Pain & Injury

Our regenerative medicine therapies work to replace, activate, and renew depleted or damaged tissues, tendons, and cartilage within the knee area—accelerating the rate of healing exponentially. The injection of healthy tissue allograft into damaged knee joints may reduce pain and inflammation, and may support the repair of injured knee tissues, tendons, and cartilage.

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Back & Neck Pain

Our regenerative medicine therapies may reduce pain and inflammation, while renewing depleted or damaged disks, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage within the back—accelerating the rate of healing exponentially.

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Shoulder Injury & Pain

Our regenerative medicine therapies may replace, activate, and renew depleted or damaged tissue, rotator cuff tendons, ligaments, and cartilage within the shoulder—accelerating the rate of healing exponentially. The injection of healthy tissue allograft into damaged areas may reduce pain and inflammation, and may support the repair of injured shoulder ligaments, tissues, tendons, and cartilage.

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Arthritis

Our regenerative medicine therapies can help accelerate the rate of healing in depleted or damaged joint cartilage. The injection of healthy tissue allograft into damaged areas may reduce arthritic pain and inflammation, and may support the repair of cartilage and bone.

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Nerve Pain, Numbness, & Tingling

Our regenerative medicine therapies may support the repair and renewal of damaged nerves—relieving nerve pain, numbness, and tingling associated with neuropathy and nerve damage.

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Personal Injury & Auto Accidents

Our regenerative medicine therapies can help accelerate your healing by potentially replacing, activating, and renewing tissues damaged or depleted by trauma or injury. The injection of healthy tissue allograft into damaged areas may reduce pain and inflammation, and may support the repair of injured tissues.

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Athletic Recovery & Performance

Our regenerative medicine therapies can help support the healing of your injured cartilage, tendon, and ligaments at exponentially faster rates—getting you back on the field and court in no time.

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About Regenerative Medicine

A groundbreaking field, regenerative medicine is the practice of replacing, activating, and renewing depleted or damaged tissues within the body. The methodology behind regenerative medicine is to not only equip the body to function as it was intended to do, but also to restore tissues that have been damaged or depleted due to aging, injury, or disease. These allograft therapies provide significant tissue support for joints, tendons, ligaments, and other musculoskeletal applications.

Allograft therapies support your body’s own natural, powerful healing capacities in support of tissue repair and regeneration. These therapies inject healthy tissue allograft into damaged joints and tissue areas. The allograft is made up of an impressive array of collagen, cytokines, elastins, and growth factors, which reduce pain and inflammation and support healing and repair of injured tissues. Commonly administered to the knee, neck, spine, and shoulder regions, the allograft also includes large amounts of hyaluronic acid, which lubricates joints and tendons—decreasing pain and restoring your range of motion. By initiating your body’s own robust repair response, tissue allografts encourage long-lasting healing and reconstruction of healthy tissue.

The allografts used mimic your body’s natural programming for cell function—enabling your cells to easily access the resources they need to heal, correct injuries, replenish deficiencies, and restore equilibrium. Over time, your body naturally produces fewer growth factors for healing and regeneration. These allografts also support and enhance what is known as the Paracrine Effect, a form of cell-to-cell communication in which a cell produces a signal to activate changes and behavior in nearby cells. In additiona to joint and soft tissue repair, these allografts have also been utilized to support the body’s antiviral capabilities, aesthetics, hair restoration, and restoration of sexual health.

As an alternative to tissue allograft therapies, our providers also use other regenerative medicine therapies that harness the repairing capabilities of your own platelets—the blood cells within your plasma known for their mighty clotting and healing superpowers. Many factors are assessed and considered when determining the appropriate regenerative treatment for your condition or injury.