What It Involves
Our regenerative treatments use cells taken from your own body – often from fat tissue, collected under local anaesthetic. Because the cells come from you, there’s no donor tissue involved.
The collected tissue is processed to isolate the relevant cells, which are then placed in the area being treated. As with any medical procedure, there are things to consider around suitability, safety, and what current evidence does and doesn’t support – all of which is covered in your consultation, not in general terms here.
PRP Treatments
We also offer Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) treatment in clinic. PRP uses platelets prepared from your own blood, which are then applied to the treatment area. As with our other regenerative treatments, it’s available in clinic following an assessment, and your practitioner will discuss whether it’s appropriate for you.
Medical Disclaimer
The information on this page is general and educational. It isn’t medical advice, and isn’t a guarantee of outcome. Regenerative medicine is an evolving field, and the evidence base varies significantly depending on the specific application – your doctor will discuss what’s relevant to your situation in consultation.
Our Process
Discovery Consultation
A conversation about what you're hoping to address and your health history
Assessment
Review of relevant health information to understand whether this may be appropriate
Discussion of Options
Your doctor/ nurse explains what's involved, including limitations and alternatives, before any decision is made
Procedure (if you proceed)
Collection and placement, handled under clinical protocols
Follow-Up
Check-ins after your procedure
Ongoing Review
As part of continued care