Regenerative
Medicine Explained
A growing field of research on how the body repairs and maintains its own tissues, with clear, honest information so you can decide.
- Honest informationWhat research does and does not show.
- Your history firstA review of your health and medications.
- All your optionsIncluding established, FDA-approved treatments.
What Is
Regenerative Medicine?
Regenerative medicine studies ways to support the body’s natural healing processes.
The body’s own repair
It includes research into stem cells, exosomes and other biologic approaches, and how cells communicate, repair damage and respond to inflammation.
What stem cells are
Stem cells can develop into other types of cells and help replace or maintain tissues in the body.
Where they are found
In places such as bone marrow, fat tissue and umbilical cord blood, which makes them one of the most actively studied areas in modern medicine.
Areas of
Current Research
This research is ongoing, and larger controlled studies in people are still needed.
Aging
Researchers are studying how the body’s repair processes change with age and whether regenerative approaches may play a role in tissue health.
Overall Health
Studies are examining how stem cells and related biologics are involved in the body’s natural inflammatory and healing responses.
Joint Health
Early laboratory and clinical studies are exploring the role of regenerative approaches in cartilage and joint tissue. More research is needed.
Brain Health
Scientists are investigating how stem cells interact with the nervous system and whether this may be useful in future research on brain function.
Safety and
Regulatory Status
Your safety is our priority. Ask questions, and understand the current status of any treatment before deciding.
- Limited FDA approvalsThe FDA has approved only a limited number of stem cell products, mainly for specific blood and immune system disorders.
- Not approved for other usesNo stem cell product is FDA-approved for orthopedic, neurological or anti-aging uses.
- Research is ongoingLarger controlled studies in people are still needed across every area of current research.
- Questions welcomeWe encourage every patient to ask questions about any treatment before deciding.
Why Patients Come
To Our Clinic
Clear, honest information so you can make informed decisions about your care.
Clear, honest information
You hear what current research does and does not show, in plain language.
Your needs first
Every patient’s needs are different, so we start with your health history and goals.
Every option on the table
Including established, FDA-approved treatments that may suit you better.
No pressure to decide
Take the time to ask questions and understand any treatment first.
Your Regenerative
Medicine Consultation
Every patient’s needs are different. During your consultation, one of our providers will walk through four things with you.
Your History
A review of your health history and current medications.
Your Goals
A conversation about your goals and concerns.
The Research
An explanation of what current research does and does not show.
Your Options
All of your options, including established, FDA-approved treatments.
Questions Patients Ask
About Stem Cells
The questions patients ask most about regenerative medicine. Anything else, call the clinic.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Regenerative medicine products, including stem cell and exosome products, are not approved by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent conditions other than those specifically approved. No specific outcome is guaranteed.
More Therapy and Rehab
At the Clinic
Exosome therapy, knee care and neuropathy care are also offered at the clinic, each starting with a consultation.
- Physical RehabGuided exercise and therapy that rebuild strength and mobility after an injury.
- Knee PainNon-surgical, drug-free knee care with shockwave, laser and decompression therapy.
- Peripheral NeuropathyDrug-free care for numbness, tingling and burning in the feet and hands.
- Exosome TherapyWhat exosomes are, what current research shows, and how they fit into your options.
- Dry NeedlingFine needles placed into tight muscle knots to release tension and ease pain.
- Laser TherapyLow-level laser light that helps calm inflammation and support healing.
In Their
Own Words
Read Every ReviewMy goal is to get you well so you don’t have to keep seeing me.
Get a Free Consultation
With Dr. Currington
He will look at what is causing your pain and map out a plan. Leave your details and the clinic will call you.
The clinic calls back to set a time, usually within one business day.
Visit the Clinic
In Dallas
Find us on North Central Expressway, Suite 104. Call ahead or request a visit and our staff will confirm your time.
- Address
- 4228 N Central Expy Ste 104
Dallas, TX 75206 - Phone
- (214) 520-1006
- Office hours
Monday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM Tuesday 9:30 AM to 2 PM Wednesday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM Thursday 9 AM to 5:30 PM Friday Closed Saturday Closed Sunday Closed
Guides and Answers
From the Clinic
Plain answers to the questions patients ask Dr. Currington most.
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