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    Stem cell therapy is a modern regenerative medicine approach that uses the body’s own ability to repair and regenerate tissues. Stem cells can transform into different cell types, supporting natural healing.

    No, stem cell therapy is not a surgery. It is a minimally invasive and non-surgical procedure performed using your own cells. Stem cells are gently collected from bone marrow or fat tissue and reintroduced into the body through special injection techniques, without cuts or stitches. This natural and safe approach helps repair damaged tissues, reduce inflammation, and support regeneration — all without the risks of surgery.

    Yes. Autologous stem cell therapy, using the patient’s own tissue, is safe, natural, and fully compatible with the body. When performed under professional medical supervision in certified clinics, this non-surgical procedure is well-tolerated and offers effective, reliable results.

    • Autologous stem cells – stem cells taken from the patient’s own bone marrow or fat tissue, considered the safest and most natural option for regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy.

      Allogeneic stem cells – stem cells collected from a suitable donor in specific cases, used in advanced stem cell treatments when autologous options are not available.

    Stem cell therapy is generally not painful. It is a safe, minimally invasive procedure that does not require surgery or general anesthesia. Most patients feel only mild, short-lived discomfort during the injection, and recovery is quick with minimal downtime.

    The cost of stem cell therapy depends on several factors, including the personalized protocol (usually 1–3 days), the type of stem cells used, and the patient’s specific medical needs. Because each case is unique, prices can vary. A detailed and transparent cost estimate is always provided after a professional medical evaluation, ensuring that patients receive the most effective and tailored treatment plan.

    Recovery after stem cell therapy is usually very quick because the procedure is minimally invasive and does not require surgery or general anesthesia. Most patients are able to return to their normal daily activities within 1–2 days, with minimal downtime and no hospital stay. Since autologous stem cells are used from the patient’s own tissue, the body accepts them naturally, which further supports a smooth and safe recovery process. Overall, stem cell therapy is considered a comfortable and patient-friendly treatment with fast healing and long-lasting benefits.

    Results from stem cell therapy vary by individual, depending on the patient’s condition, age, and overall health. Some patients begin to notice positive changes such as improved energy, mobility, or focus within just a few weeks. For others, the effects become more visible after 3–6 months, as the stem cells gradually regenerate and repair tissues in the body. Because stem cell therapy is a natural, minimally invasive process, it takes time for the cells to integrate and deliver long-term benefits. Overall, patients can expect progressive improvements, with many experiencing lasting results that enhance their quality of life.

    Stem cell therapy is widely used as supportive care for a variety of conditions. It has shown promising results in autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s by supporting neurological functions and improving quality of life. In addition, it is applied in joint diseases and chronic pain management, helping to restore mobility and reduce inflammation. Stem cell therapy is also used for male and female infertility, offering a natural and innovative approach to reproductive health. In the field of anti-aging and regenerative medicine, it supports skin rejuvenation, vitality, and overall well-being. As a safe, minimally invasive and personalized treatment, stem cell therapy provides long-term benefits across a wide range of health conditions.

    Yes. Regular medical follow-ups after stem cell therapy are highly recommended, as they allow doctors to closely monitor the patient’s progress and ensure the best possible long-term results. Follow-up care also helps track improvements in symptoms, adjust supportive treatments such as nutrition or supplements if needed, and provide families with continuous guidance. By staying connected with the medical team, patients benefit from a safer recovery process and maximize the effectiveness of their personalized stem cell treatment.

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