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Regenerative Medicine for Joints & Nerves
Experience relief from joint pain and improved mobility with advanced regenerative treatments
What is Regenerative Medicine for Joints?
Regenerative medicine for joints involves advanced treatments that use your body’s own cells to repair and rejuvenate damaged tissues, reduce inflammation, and improve joint function.
This innovative approach offers a natural and effective solution for joint pain and mobility issues.
- Reduce Inflammation: Target and reduce inflammation to alleviate joint pain and discomfort.
- Promote Healing: Stimulate the body’s natural healing processes to repair damaged joint tissues.
- Improve Mobility: Enhance joint function and mobility, allowing you to enjoy a more active lifestyle.
Why Choose Regenerative Medicine for Joint Health?
Natural Healing
Leveraging your body’s own cells, regenerative medicine offers a safe and natural way to heal joint issues without relying on synthetic drugs or invasive surgery.
Personalized Treatment
Our regenerative treatments are tailored to meet your specific needs and goals, ensuring the most effective outcomes for joint health.
Minimal Downtime
With a minimally invasive procedure, you can quickly return to your daily activities, experiencing minimal disruption and a swift recovery.
The Dr. McBeth Difference
At The Guy Spa, Dr. Sharon McBeth, MD, is directly involved throughout your entire regenerative medicine journey.
From the initial consultation to follow-up care, Dr. McBeth’s extensive expertise in regenerative treatments and her commitment to patient well-being make her the trusted authority for joint rejuvenation.
Frequently Asked Questions on Regenerative Medicine
Many patients begin to notice improvements within a few weeks, with continued benefits as the body’s natural healing processes progress
The tissue sample is collected using a minimally invasive procedure, typically under local anesthesia to ensure your comfort.
While regenerative medicine is generally safe, some patients may experience mild discomfort, swelling, or redness at the injection site, which usually resolves quickly.
The duration of the effects can vary based on the individual and the severity of the condition, but many patients experience long-lasting relief and improved joint function for several months to years.
It’s recommended to stay hydrated, avoid taking anti-inflammatory medications a few days before the procedure, and follow any specific instructions provided by Dr. McBeth. In any case, the patient care team will be there to guide you!