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Rotator Cuff – Stem Cell Protocol

Sessions

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Timeline

Improvement typically noted within 6-12 weeks

Audience

Improvement typically noted within 6-12 weeks

How it Works

Under ultrasound guidance, concentrated stem cells are injected directly into and around the rotator cuff tendon to target the site of injury. This precise delivery helps calm local inflammation and stimulates the tendon’s own repair process over the following weeks.

Outcomes

Patients often report reduced pain and improved shoulder mobility, with continued improvement over several months as the tendon remodels.

Contraindications

Active infection, certain cancers, pregnancy, or current use of blood thinners may affect candidacy — discussed during your consultation.

Summary

A regenerative treatment using mesenchymal stem cells to calm inflammation and support tissue repair in rotator cuff injuries, offering a non-surgical option for shoulder pain.

Evidence

Steps

  1. Consultation & imaging review — Confirm diagnosis and rule out full-thickness tears requiring surgery.
  2. Cell collection — A small sample is drawn and processed same-day to isolate the stem cell concentrate.
  3. Ultrasound-guided injection — The concentrate is delivered precisely into the injured tendon tissue.
  4. Guided rehab — A structured physical therapy plan supports tissue remodeling over the following weeks.

Best For

  • Chronic rotator cuff tendinopathy not responding to physical therapy
  • Patients wanting to avoid or delay surgery
  • Mild-to-moderate partial-thickness tears

Ready to talk it through?

A short consult confirms whether this protocol fits your skin and goals.

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