Stem Cell Therapy

Unlock the Healing Potential of Your Own Stem Cells

Stem Cell Therapy is a groundbreaking medical treatment that utilizes the body's own regenerative capabilities to repair, replace, or restore damaged tissues and cells. This innovative therapy harnesses the power of stem cells—unique cells with the ability to transform into various cell types—to promote natural healing and regeneration.

What Are Stem Cells?

Stem cells are the building blocks of the human body. Unlike other cells, they have the unique ability to differentiate into multiple cell types, such as muscle cells, nerve cells, and even organ tissues. This versatility makes them a powerful tool for medical treatments aimed at repairing damaged tissues and combating chronic conditions.

Benefits of Stem Cell Therapy

Natural Healing: Utilizes the body's own cells to stimulate recovery.
Reduced Inflammation: Promotes anti-inflammatory responses that aid in pain relief.
Accelerated Recovery: Supports faster healing from injuries and surgeries.
Minimal Rejection Risk: Uses autologous (self-derived) cells, minimizing the risk of immune rejection.
Versatility: Effective for a range of conditions including arthritis, joint injuries, neurological disorders, and more.

How the Treatment Works

Cell Harvesting: Mini-liposuction of fat performed in the office.
Processing: Through an enzymatic process, the cells are separated from fat cells. Cells are then concentrated for the joint, scalp, bladder, penis, and other areas of inflammation and degeneration.
Reinjection: Stem cells are reintroduced to your body by IV and then to your specific area of concern by one of our SA Stem Cell Treatment team members. The treatment team includes experts in pain management, podiatry, gynecology, internal medicine, rheumatology, orthopedic, and more.
Recovery and Monitoring: Patients are monitored for progress, and many experience noticeable improvements within weeks.

Treatment Options

IV Therapy: IV therapy delivers regenerative cells directly into the bloodstream to support whole-body healing. These cells may help reduce inflammation, boost immune function, and promote tissue repair. It’s a non-invasive option often used for wellness, recovery, and anti-aging support.
Joint Injection: Joint injections are used to deliver regenerative treatments-like stem cellsdirectly into a painful or damaged joint. This target approach helps reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and support healing in conditions like arthritis, tendon injuries, or joint degeneration.
Regenerative Aesthetics: Stem cell therapy is becoming a powerful tool in aesthetics, helping to rejuvenate and repair skin and hair from within. When used in facial treatments, hair restoration, or skin resurfacing, stem cells can support collagen production, improve skin tone and texture, and promote natural, youthful-looking results. Because the treatment uses your body’s own regenerative cells, it offers a natural approach to anti-aging with long benefits.

We offer stem cell banking, too.

Stem Cell Banking is the process of collecting, processing, and securely storing your own stem cells for future use. These powerful cells have the unique ability to repair and regenerate a wide range of tissues in the body. By choosing to bank your stem cells, you’re preserving a valuable, natural resource—one that could play a key role in future medical treatments and the advancing world of personalized medicine. With the continuous evolution of medical treatments, especially in regenerative medicine, having your stem cells stored ensures you are at the forefront, ready to benefit from future medical advancements.

Stem Cell Therapy is Being Studied to Help These Conditions and More:

Alopecia
Asthma
Auto Immune Hepatitis
Cardiomyopathy
COPD & Pulmonary Fibrosis
Concussion/Traumatic Brain Injury
Crohn’s Disease
Degenerative Spine & Disc Disease
Diabetes
Erectile Dysfunction
Interstitial Cystitis (bladder)
Joint Conditions
Lichen Sclerosus

Lupus
Multiple Sclerosis
Myasthenia Gravis
Neuropathy
Optic Neuritis
Parkinson’s
Peyronie's Disease
Relapsing Polychondritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Shoulder Problems
Stroke Recovery

What is stem cell therapy?

What’s often referred to as “stem cell therapy” is more accurately known as cell-based therapy, since the treatments used typically don’t involve true stem cells capable of becoming any tissue type. Instead, these therapies use cells with regenerative potential—harnessing the body's own building blocks to promote healing and tissue repair. This area of medicine, known as regenerative medicine, has been a focus of extensive research over the past few decades and is being explored in nearly every medical specialty. Rather than relying on synthetic medications or artificial implants, regenerative medicine taps into your body’s natural healing processes—targeting areas that need repair and supporting the body from within. It’s one of the most biologically aligned and “natural” approaches we have in modern medicine.

How do the stem cells work to reduce my pain and heal my injury?

Stem cells help reduce pain and support healing by transforming into the specific types of cells needed to repair damaged tissues. The process involves selecting and cultivating the appropriate stem cells, then creating the ideal environment for them to develop into the specialized cells required for treatment. This method essentially replaces damaged or diseased cells with healthy, functioning ones—much like an organ transplant, but on a cellular level.

Does insurance cover stem cell treatment?

At this time stem cell treatments are not covered by insurance.

Are stem cells safe and/or legal?

Stem cell treatments that are FDA-approved or conducted under an Investigational New Drug (IND) application have undergone strict testing to ensure safety and effectiveness. However, many clinics around the world offer unproven and unregulated stem cell therapies, which can pose serious health risks.

The FDA has taken enforcement actions against such practices to protect patients. While scientific research supports the promising potential of stem cells in treating various conditions, more studies are needed to fully establish their safety and efficacy.The FDA has established a division to regulate blood products, known as the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research. Under regulation 21 CFR 1271.15(b), treatment using a patient’s own blood products is allowed by the FDA. Numerous devices that prepare PRP have been FDA cleared. Cell therapy, if utilizing a patient’s own cells, and if those cells are “minimally manipulated” is also allowed by the FDA. The FDA still considers these treatments to be investigational.

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