Injury Recovery
Sports & Orthopedic Injuries
From competitive athletes to weekend players, patients come to Allure Stem Cell after a ligament, tendon, or cartilage injury to ask whether regenerative therapy belongs in their recovery plan.
What we discuss at your consultation
- The injury, its imaging, and your surgeon’s or physiotherapist’s current plan
- Whether a targeted injection at the injury site or a systemic IV is appropriate
- How regenerative therapy would fit alongside physical therapy and rest, not replace them
- When surgery is clearly the right answer and we will say so
Research status
Mesenchymal stem cell and exosome therapies are being studied in clinical trials for this area. Outside those trials their use is investigational and not FDA-approved. We do not promise outcomes; we explain what is known and unknown, and we treat only after a physician consultation and informed consent.
Protocols patients ask about
Depending on the consultation, the protocols most often discussed for sports & orthopedic injuries are exosome iv therapy and stem cell injections. Which, if either, is reasonable for you is an individual decision.
Questions
Sports & Orthopedic Injuries questions
Complete tears generally require surgical repair; regenerative therapy is not a substitute. For partial tears, tendinopathies, and post-surgical recovery, we discuss whether an investigational protocol is reasonable for you.
That depends on the injury and your other treatment. Bring your imaging and your treating clinician’s notes to the consultation.