Stem Cell Therapy

What is a Stem Cell?

Stem cells are mother cells that are not yet specialized but have the potential to divide without limit and differentiate into different tissue cells (such as muscle, cartilage, nerve or bone). When damage occurs in our body, stem cells travel to the site and start the repair process. However, aging, chronic diseases or severe injuries can slow down this natural rate of repair. Stem cell therapy is the process of concentrating these powerful cells in the laboratory or by special separation methods and transplanting them directly into the damaged area.

In Which Areas is Stem Cell Used?

Joint and Cartilage Problems: It offers a non-surgical solution for knee arthritis, meniscus and cartilage damage.

Skin Rejuvenation: It is used in the treatment of wrinkles and sagging by triggering collagen production.

Wound Healing: Accelerates cell regeneration in the treatment of chronic wounds that are difficult to heal.

This treatment, which is made with cells taken from the patient’s own fat or bone marrow, is increasingly preferred because it does not carry the risk of allergies and is natural.