Stem-cell therapy isn’t just “another injection.” We’re talking actual living progenitor cells—usually mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) harvested from your own bone marrow or adipose tissue—that can differentiate into cartilage, tendon, bone, or ligament. While PRP whispers at your tissues with growth factors, stem cells show up ready to build new ones.
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At its core, stem-cell therapy uses your body’s most versatile repairmen: MSCs. We collect a small sample of either bone marrow or fat, isolate and concentrate the MSCs, and inject them into damaged joints, tendons, or ligaments. Those cells go to work—migrating into the injury, modulating inflammation, secreting growth factors, and even transforming into the tissue you need.
Unlike mature cells (e.g., muscle or cartilage cells), mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) can differentiate into multiple tissue types, such as bone, cartilage, tendon, and fat—and also secrete paracrine factors that modulate inflammation and recruit additional repair cells. Key mechanisms include:
These combined actions shift tissues out of a non-healing, inflammatory state and into an active regeneration phase, often translating to less pain, greater stability, and quicker return to normal activities.
Comprehensive Consultation
Our experts begin with a thorough examination: medical history, imaging review, and functional assessment. We’ll discuss whether you’re a candidate for autologous (your own) stem cell therapy or if another regenerative option, like Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)—might be more appropriate.
Harvesting Stem Cells
Most commonly, we collect MSCs via bone marrow aspiration (often from the pelvic bone) or a small liposuction of adipose tissue. Both procedures are performed under local anesthesia in a sterile environment, ensuring patient comfort.
Processing & Concentration
The harvested sample is spun in a centrifuge and purified to isolate and concentrate the MSCs. This process yields a potent cell suspension rich in regenerative potential.
Ultrasound-Guided Injection
Precision is critical: using ultrasound guidance, we inject the stem cell preparation directly into the injured joint, tendon, or ligament. This targeted delivery maximizes cell survival and therapeutic effect.
Post-Procedure Care
You’ll receive detailed after-care instructions, including a brief period of modified activity followed by a progressive rehabilitation plan. Because these are your cells, adverse reactions are rare, and most patients return to light activities within a few days.
A growing body of research supports the long-term benefits of early stem cell intervention:
For a deeper look at how regenerative medicine compares to traditional steroid shots or physical therapy alone, check out our blog post about regenerative Medicine Vs. Conventional Treatments.
Because stem cells are harvested from your own body, the risk of rejection or allergic reaction is negligible. Minor soreness at the harvest or injection site is common and typically resolves in 1–2 days. Rarely, patients may experience transient inflammation—a sign that healing pathways are activating. Our team will review any contraindications, including active infections or certain blood disorders, to ensure your safety.
Stem cell therapy is ideal for patients who:
If you’ve tried medications, physical therapy, or steroid injections without lasting relief, stem cells may offer a powerful next step.
If you’re curious whether stem cell therapy is right for your joint or soft tissue condition, our team at NexGenEsis Healthcare is here to help. We combine cutting-edge regenerative techniques with personalized care plans and a one-year follow-up commitment to ensure you get the best possible outcome.
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