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Regenerative Care

Regenerative Injections

Regenerative medicine is an evolving area of medicine. A consultation and medical evaluation always come first.

Why is the identity of an injectable product important?

"Regenerative medicine" is a category, not a single treatment. Treatments differ in where they come from, how they are given, how much evidence exists for a given use, their risks and their regulatory status, so the most important step is understanding exactly what is being proposed.

What should I ask about a regenerative injection?

Ask what the specific treatment and product are, where the product comes from and how it will be given, why it is being considered for you, what evidence exists for that use, its FDA status for that use, its risks and limitations, and who will provide it.

What should I know before considering regenerative injections?

A medical evaluation is how a licensed provider decides whether any regenerative option may be appropriate for you, or whether another approach may be more appropriate. Many people who are evaluated are not candidates for a given treatment.

Related reading

You can also read about PRP therapy and stem cell and exosome therapy.

Regenerative medicine is an evolving area of medicine. Certain regenerative products or applications discussed on this website may not be FDA-approved for the specific uses described. Treatment availability, eligibility and recommendations are determined by a licensed medical provider following an individualized medical evaluation, and no treatment outcome is guaranteed. Please discuss potential risks, benefits, alternatives and regulatory considerations with your treating provider before proceeding with treatment.

Contact Synergy Health to confirm current availability and request a consultation. You can contact our Trinity or Ocala office to ask about current scheduling and availability.

Medical Disclaimer: This content is provided for general educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Treatment options, risks, potential benefits, eligibility, and expected outcomes vary by individual and by the specific treatment being considered. A consultation and medical evaluation are necessary to determine whether a treatment may be appropriate for you.