Exosome and stem cell therapies are some of the most exciting advances in modern medicine. They use your body’s natural healing power to repair damaged tissues, reduce inflammation, and slow down the effects of aging. These treatments are being used to support recovery from joint pain, injuries, skin aging, fatigue, and more—with results that are backed by growing scientific and clinical research.
Stem cells help rebuild and regenerate tissues, while exosomes are tiny messengers that send signals to help your cells heal and stay healthy. Together, they can speed up recovery, improve how your body functions, and give you a renewed sense of energy and wellness.
Dr. Liv is one of the first doctors in the U.S. to use these therapies and has been researching and offering them for years. At our clinic, we focus on safety, proven science, and personalized care to help you feel your best—inside and out.
Stem cell and exosome therapies have helped many people to improve their health, rejuvenate and heal certain medical conditions. Schedule an appointment today and find out how stem cells and exosomes can help your body heal, repair, and rejuvenate naturally.
Stem Cell Treatment
Stem cells, which are undifferentiated cells capable of transforming into a variety of specialised cell types in the body, are used in stem cell therapy. These cells can come from a variety of sources, including adult tissue, (such as bone marrow or adipose tissue) or induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCS), which are adult cells that have undergone reprogramming. By introducing these cells into the problematic area, where they can develop and swap out unhealthy or damaged cells, stem cell treatment helps to regenerate tissue.
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Exosome Therapy
On the other hand, the therapeutic potential of the exosome is the focus of exosome treatment. Small extracellular vesicles called exosomes are produced by cells and contain bioactive substances like proteins and nucleic acids. These tiny vesicles have the ability to affect several cellular processes and are essential for intercellular communication.
Exosomes are extracted from a specific cell source and given to the patient as part of exosome therapy. These exosomes have the ability to control how cells behave, facilitate tissue repair, and activate the body’s inherent healing processes.
