What is it?
Stem cells are cells capable of differentiating into different cell types, which makes them a focus of study within regenerative medicine. In a clinical protocol, they are used as part of a therapeutic strategy directed by medical staff, within the framework of applicable health regulations in Mexico.
What is it used for?
This therapy is typically considered within protocols aimed at supporting musculoskeletal recovery and general wellness. Whether it’s appropriate, the dosage, and the route of application are determined during an individual medical consultation, based on each patient’s history and goals.
What to expect from the process
- The options, the route of application under consideration, and the associated risks are explained.
- Logistics for your visit to Zona Río, Tijuana are coordinated, including estimated timing.
- The treatment is applied according to the agreed plan, by the corresponding professional staff.
- Follow-up is set up afterward to give continuity to your case.
Recovery times and outcomes vary from patient to patient; that’s why the prior consultation is a core part of the process, not a formality.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is stem cell therapy?
It is a regenerative medicine procedure that uses cells capable of differentiation as part of a clinical protocol. It’s applied under an individual medical consultation that reviews the patient’s history. It is not a one-size-fits-all procedure, but part of a personalized plan.
Does stem cell therapy carry risks?
Like any medical procedure, it carries risks that are explained during the consultation, along with the available options and what can realistically be expected. Stem Core does not promise guaranteed results: the consultation’s goal is for you to decide with clear, realistic information.
How long does the application process take?
Duration varies depending on the protocol defined during the medical consultation and the indicated route of application. The initial consultation explains an estimated timeframe, the number of sessions considered, and the recommended aftercare and follow-up for your particular case and medical history.
