Regenerative Therapies
What is Regenerative Therapy?
Medicine has come a long way in the last few decades. With numerous advances in cellular technology, physicians and medical providers have many treatment options available to help enhance their patients’ quality of life. There is a time and a place for conventional medical practices to repair injuries and manage health conditions. However, there are more advanced treatment options available now that can help patients avoid complicated procedures and feel better faster.
Regenerative Therapy uses the body’s own healing mechanisms to repair and regrow at the cellular level. This can help joints heal from an injury, reduce inflammation, and fight apoptosis (cell death). Regenerative Therapy is a collection of safe and effective treatments for patients of all abilities to help heal and repair joints naturally.
The Benefits of Regenerative Therapies
The goal of Regenerative Therapy is to heal the underlying cause of joint discomfort by bringing new life to the damaged tissues in the body. This helps avoid surgery while relieving symptoms and improving quality of life.
For example, knee pain caused by arthritis or an injury is one of the most common orthopedic conditions that individuals seek interventions to resolve. Knee replacement surgery is an expensive, painful procedure requiring 3-6 months of recovery and rehabilitation, with no guaranteed success. However, with one injection and one booster of Platelet-Rich Plasma, patients can experience a significant reduction in pain, improved mobility, and little if no downtime.
Types of Regenerative Therapies
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy
Platelet-rich plasma is blood that has been concentrated with platelets via centrifuge. Platelets play an important role in cell reproduction and tissue regeneration that can help stimulate healing. Plasma imitates the blood supply for platelets, allowing platelets to sense the injury and release growth factors. This process helps the body to signal the deployment of new cell growth in an injured area.
PRP Therapy can be used to treat a host of musculoskeletal injuries, specifically joint injuries or pain due to degenerative conditions. It can also be effective in hair restoration and facial rejuvenation by improving fine lines and wrinkles as a result of stimulating and increasing collagen.
DISCLAIMER – SOME OF THE THERAPIES IDENTIFIED BELOW MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMERS BUT ARE PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES.
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