Regenerative Orthopedics 

Cell-based therapy designed to heal

Non-surgical solution to orthopedic injuries

Regenerative Orthopedics  Benefits

  • Reduced joint pain
  • Reduced muscle pain
  • Reduced inflammation
  • Repaired tissue damage
  • Reduced arthritis symptoms
  • Improved wound healing
  • Reduced overall body pain

How it works

Regenerative cells can be collected from bone marrow, fat tissue, and blood with minimal discomfort. These cells can then be processed in our laboratory utilizing the latest technology and photobiomodulation. After processing, the regenerative cells can be injected where they are needed – such as an inflamed hip or knee joint.
Over time, the cells can potentially repair and regenerate the damaged tissues, resulting in relief of pain and improvement in mobility and function.

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Conditions commonly relieved by Regenerative Orthopedics 

  • Tissue degeneration
  • Inflammation
  • Muscle pain or injury
  • Joint pain or injury
  • Arthritis pain
  • Tendon injuries
This treatment is part of the Orthopedic Protocol
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Why we love it

Regenerative cells can be collected from bone marrow, fat tissue, and blood with minimal discomfort and be delivered directly to your pain points. These cells can then be processed in a state-of-the-art laboratory utilizing the latest technology. Our regenerative orthopedic procedures:
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)

PRP treatments are simple and powerful; we take platelets and growth factors from a patient’s own blood and expose them to photobiomodulation to create a super serum. This serum is then injected directly into the damaged area of the patient to promote healing.

MiniStem™

MiniStem is a next-level treatment that combines the powerful photobiomodulation-activated growth factors of PRP with the patient’s adipose (fat) tissue for cushioning and support of the joint. 

MaxxStem™

MaxxStem is the most comprehensive of our orthopedic treatments, combining PRP, adipose tissue for cushioning, and regenerative cells from bone marrow, along with the patient’s own growth factors activated by photobiomodulation. This super potent combination is then injected into the patient for a maximum healing effect.

From the time of injection over the course of the following 2 to 12 months, the cells can potentially repair and regenerate the damaged tissues, resulting in relief of pain and improvement in mobility and function.

Why our customers love it

I tore my labrum pitching in college and due to the pain I hadn’t been able to sleep through the night or work out properly since. After getting a MaxxStem procedure with Dr. Purita I now have full mobility in my shoulder with no pain. Honestly, I wish I would’ve known to get this done years ago."

Mike, 30

Frequently asked questions

Questions and answers about Regenerative Orthopedics 
  • Can The Regenerative Cells Heal The Tear (Labral, Meniscus, Etc) or Regrow Cartilage?

    While there are no guarantees, but we have seen many patients come in with diagnosed tears come back after regenerative cell procedures with no visible tear in their MRI and/or greatly reduced pain. In some cases it can aid in regrowing new tissue including cartilage. We recommend consulting with the doctor about your specific case to determine if he thinks it may help.

  • How Long Will It Take To Feel Better After My Regenerative Medicine Procedure Where I Am No Longer In Pain?

    Recovery time for regenerative medicine procedures are different for everyone, varying anywhere from one week to twelve months post procedure. The most common turnaround time for patients to feel a difference is about 3 months.

  • How Does The Regenerative Medicine Procedure Work To Improve My Condition?

    Regenerative cells work to repair and potentially heal damaged tissue, build new tissue, reduce inflammation and prevent scar tissue from forming in the injured area. Depending on your condition, regenerative cells can work to heal an injury, reduce the effects of osteoarthritis, or reduce chronic pain.

  • Must I Do Physical Therapy Afterwards?

    We HIGHLY recommend all patients do physical therapy post regenerative cell procedure to ensure maximal healing effects. If you are interested in PT, we can refer you to one of our partnering physical therapists.

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