This varies between patients, depending on the disease and its state, and the treatment. Is possible to see a stabilization of the pathology and an improvement in the quality of life of the patients in the first months and it can be evidenced their recovery and regeneration during the next 2 years and a half.

It depends on the diagnostic test and the used therapies, either of regulation, regeneration or cell therapies, where the cost is given by the type of cells to implant, the implantation way and the times that the implants will be done; this due to the customization of each treatment. For more information, contact us.

The treatment is commonly 6 months long, but the monitoring and evaluation of the patient is done during 1 year and 1 year and a half. This could change depending on the state of the patient at the moment of beginning the treatment.

Normally no. Commonly the aspirate is done in the bone marrow, which is the internal zone in the bone where the cells that are going to arrive to the blood accumulate, and where the mayor concentration of stem cells are found, nevertheless, they are also extracted from different sites depending on the disease and the treatment, with some cases where there are no extraction from bone marrow.

No. Because the treatment itself take advantage of the same natural regeneration mechanisms of the body, it does not generate any side effect.

No. The treatment itself does not have any side effect, therefore it does not have any negative repercussion in health, nor an adverse reaction that could cause a worsening on the condition of the patient. On the other side, because each pathology and patient are different, and some diseases are still in research, in some cases the disease progress gets slower or stops due to the treatment.

Most of the procedures are outpatient and the patient can continue with his or her normal life, nevertheless, rest on the same day of the procedure is advised. On the other side, some procedures require between 5 and 8 days of disability and in a few cases the patient will be hospitalized the same day of the procedure.

Yes. You can continue with your normal life during all the treatment, as soon as your work or study is not related to the pathology.

Normally no. Some of the therapies that we apply could generate discomfort or a momentary pain, like shockwaves or laser, nevertheless, the pain disappears in a short time. On the other side, the cell therapy can cause normal and controllable inflammatory processes.