What is
Stem Cell Therapy?
The body's ability to repair itself starts at the cellular level, and stem cells play a central role. They can self-renew and develop into different cell types, which sets them apart in regenerative medicine.
At Mesagen Health, we use mesenchymal stem cells sourced from donated umbilical cord tissue. This tissue is also a natural source of exosomes, growth factors and other components involved in cellular communication and tissue biology.
What Can It Help Support?
Joint Health & Function
Tissue Repair & Recovery
Comfort &
Mobility
Healthy Inflammatory Response
Could Stem Cell Therapy Be Right for You?
If joint pain, stiffness or an ongoing injury is making it harder to move comfortably, stay active or do the things you enjoy, stem cell therapy may be an option. But no two patients or injuries are alike, so treatment shouldn't be either.
A Straightforward Approach From the Start
Our donor-derived stem cell therapy is available through IV or targeted injections, both with the same commitment to quality and sourcing:
Mesenchymal stem cells sourced from donated umbilical cord tissue
FDA-registered U.S. lab
Third-party verified cell count for every vial
IV Stem Cell
Therapy
Delivered through an IV to support healing and recovery throughout the body.
Targeted Stem Cell
Injections
Delivered directly to the joint or area being treated, using live X-ray imaging to guide precise placement.
Stem Cells From Your Own Bone Marrow
Your bone marrow contains a rich mix of cells and natural components involved in tissue repair. Bone Marrow Concentrate (BMC) harnesses those components to create a regenerative treatment derived entirely from your own body, with no donor tissue.
The process takes about an hour and is done entirely in-office. After numbing the area, we collect a small amount of bone marrow from the back of the pelvis, process it to create BMC and deliver it to the treatment area using fluoroscopic guidance for precise placement.
BMC May Help Support
Joint Pain & Mobility
Muscle & Tissue Recovery
Sports & Activity-Related Injuries
Bone Marrow
Concentrate (BMC)
A concentrated combination of cells, platelets, growth factors and proteins that play a role in the body’s natural repair response.
Delivered through targeted injection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is stem cell therapy safe?
Stem cell therapy has been studied extensively and is generally well tolerated. Every patient is different, so your provider will review your health history, answer your questions and discuss any risks or considerations before moving forward.
Do I need a consultation before treatment?
Yes. Your consultation is a chance to discuss what’s been bothering you, ask questions and learn more about what stem cell therapy could look like for you.
Which option should I choose?
That depends on what you're looking to address and your individual needs. Your provider will walk you through the available treatment and delivery options and help you decide.
How long does it take to see results?
There’s no one-size-fits-all timeline. What you experience can vary based on the area being treated, how the therapy is delivered and your individual response. Your provider can give you a better idea of what to expect based on your individual plan.
Is there downtime after treatment?
Most patients can return to their normal activities shortly afterward. Some mild soreness or fatigue may occur during the first day or two, particularly after a targeted injection. We'll review any specific aftercare instructions with you before you leave.
Explore What’s Possible
Schedule a consultation to discuss your goals, get your questions answered and learn more about your stem cell therapy options.
FDA & Regulatory Disclosure: The donor-derived stem cell therapies described on this page are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Bone Marrow Concentrate (BMC) is prepared from a patient’s own bone marrow and returned to that same patient during an in-office procedure. The XCELL Bone Marrow Concentration System used to prepare BMC is not specifically indicated for the treatment of any particular condition. Individual results vary. Information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.