Stem Cell and Exosome Therapy (SCET) applications are generally outpatient procedures and typically take a few hours, including the preparation phase. However, cellular repair is a chronological process; therefore, depending on the patient’s condition and the stage of the disease, multiple sessions at specific intervals may be required to achieve maximum benefit. The treatment plan is tailored individually based on the patient’s clinical response.

We utilize various methods to deliver cells to the damaged area in the most effective way. Stem Cell and Exosome Therapy (SCET) can be administered via intravenous (IV), intrathecal (into the spinal fluid), or intra-articular injections. Additionally, for neurological disorders, the nasal (intranasal) route can be employed to provide direct access to the brain. Drawing on our interventional expertise, we determine the safest delivery route specifically for each patient.

These therapies are highly safe as they utilize the body’s own repair materials or compatible biological components. Temporary effects, Bundled such as short-term mild sensitivity at the application site or a low-grade fever, may occur; however, no serious side effects are expected. The entire process is conducted under sterile hospital conditions and in accordance with high safety standards.

Stem Cell and Exosome Therapy (SCET) is not a “magic wand,” but a biological repair process. Active patient participation is essential for the success of this process. A nutritional plan that supports regeneration post-application, an appropriate physical therapy/rehabilitation program, and a healthy sleep cycle directly impact the rate of recovery. We share this process with our patients as a holistic roadmap for improvement.