Your tissue.
Your physician.
Your decision.
Autologous regenerative options — for select orthopedic and aesthetic indications. Performed only after eligibility consult and signed disclosure.
RegenerativeWhat we offer — and what we don't.
We use only your own tissue (autologous), processed minimally and used in the same surgical procedure. We don't make systemic claims, and we won't market our procedures for conditions where the evidence isn't there.
Orthopedic
Chronic tendinopathy, joint adjuncts — at the physician's clinical discretion.
Aesthetic
PRP-supported scalp and skin work — limited indications, written plan.
What we don't offer
Systemic disease claims, neurological, autoimmune, oncology — not on this site, not in our practice.
Four steps. Two are written.
Eligibility consult
Telehealth or in-person assessment. We review your indication, history, and the alternatives — including doing nothing.
Informed consent
SB 512 disclosure plus a procedure-specific consent. Both signed. You may withdraw at any point before the procedure.
In-person procedure
Performed in a California-licensed facility under physician supervision. Telehealth alone is never sufficient.
Follow-up
Check-ins at 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months. We track outcomes and adverse events transparently.
Why we won't promise outcomes.
The clinical evidence for autologous regenerative procedures varies by indication. Some patients experience meaningful relief; some experience none. We will not market specific outcomes, will not show "before/after" without context, and will not recommend a procedure where the evidence doesn't justify the cost or risk for you specifically.
Quoted after eligibility.
Procedures are quoted in writing after the eligibility consult. We will refund the consult fee if the procedure cannot proceed for clinical reasons.
Hard questions, plain answers.
Is this FDA-approved?
No. The autologous regenerative procedures we offer are not FDA-approved treatments for any specific disease. We comply with FDA's same-surgical-procedure exception and California's SB 512 disclosure law.
What outcomes can I expect?
It depends on the indication. We share what the clinical literature actually says — including where it's thin — during your eligibility consult. We don't promise specific results.
Will my insurance cover it?
Generally no. These procedures are usually self-pay. We'll be precise about cost before any procedure.
Can I do this by telehealth alone?
No. Eligibility may begin by telehealth, but the procedure itself is performed in person at a California-licensed facility.
Start with a 30-minute consult.
A focused assessment of indication, alternatives, and fit. The consult is required before any procedure can be scheduled.
Select a date
Pacific Time · Most consults within 5–7 days