Regenerative Medicine - Frequently Asked Questions

Physical therapy treats musculoskeletal conditions like back/neck pain, joint injuries, post-surgical recovery, sports injuries, and mobility issues.

It stimulates healing by delivering concentrated growth factors or cells to injured areas.

Commonly used for joint pain, arthritis, tendon injuries, ligament damage, and sports injuries.

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) uses your own blood, concentrated with healing factors, to promote tissue repair.

Minimally invasive, promotes natural healing, and may reduce pain and improve function.

Ideal candidates have chronic joint or soft tissue issues and want to avoid surgery.

Steroids reduce inflammation temporarily; regenerative treatments aim to heal the underlying tissue.

In many cases, yes—especially for mild to moderate injuries.

Improvement typically begins within weeks, with continued progress over 2–3 months.

Most patients need ~3 treatments depending on the condition.

Yes—especially when using your own biologic material like PRP.

The process involves a blood draw (for PRP), preparation, and guided injection into the affected area.

Minimal—most patients resume light activity within a few days.

Most treatments are considered elective and not covered by insurance.

Results can last months to years depending on the condition and lifestyle factors.

PRP uses platelets from your blood; stem cell therapy uses cells that can develop into different tissue types.

Yes—it can reduce pain and improve function in many arthritis cases.

Yes—commonly used to accelerate healing of tendon, ligament, and muscle injuries.