Physician-assessedmesenchymal stem cell therapy
Stem cell therapy aims to stimulate and accelerate cell rejuvenation and regeneration, supporting the body’s own repair abilities. Every client is first assessed by a certified physician and treated only if suitable.
What is stem cell therapy?
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) can develop into different cell types in the body and take part in its internal repair system.
MSCs can replenish other cells in the body, help build tissues such as cartilage, tendon, ligament and bone, and stimulate the body’s own repair and regeneration. Therapy is usually given by local injection or IV drip, letting the cells renew, repair and replenish in the body.
Tap the three functions on the right to see roughly how MSCs work in the body.
Watch MSCs multiply in culture
Drag the slider or press play to watch cells go from sparse attachment to filling the flask.
Illustrative animation: a programmatic simulation of MSC morphology and proliferation in culture, not actual microscope footage.
How therapy works
From the first assessment to post-therapy follow-up, the medical team is responsible for every step.
Physician assessment
A certified physician reviews your medical history and recent test reports to judge suitability.
Explanation and plan
The medical team explains expectations, possible risks and precautions before confirming a plan.
Therapy
Performed by a certified physician by local injection or IV infusion.
Follow-up
Follow-up after therapy, recording your condition and feedback.
High-quality cell source
Our cells come from qualified donors’ umbilical cord or bone marrow, sourced from an award-winning stem cell medical laboratory in North America. The lab is FDA registered, cGMP compliant, and certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality management systems.
Therapy FAQ
This page is for general reference only and is not medical advice. Suitability for any therapy must be decided by a registered physician after assessment. Individual results vary.
See All FAQsWho performs the therapy?
Every therapy session is performed by a certified physician.
How are stem cells administered?
Usually by local injection or intravenous infusion (drip); the method is decided by the physician based on the assessment.
Who is suitable for stem cell therapy?
Not everyone is. A medical professional first reviews your medical history and test reports, then advises whether the therapy may help you and which risks to note.
Let a physician assess first, then decide.
Book a certified physician assessment to find out whether MSC therapy suits you.