Prolotherapy-Joint instability 
PRP- Mild arthritis & tendon injuries 
Exosomes- Inflammation & recovery 
Stem Cells-Advanced degeneration 
IAGH-Healing support 

Absolutely. Many patients receive combination protocols for enhanced results.

PRP + Prolotherapy

Supports ligament strengthening and tissue healing.

PRP + Exosomes

Provides growth factors and advanced cellular signaling.

Stem Cells + Exosomes

Provides regenerative cells plus powerful healing signals.

Stem Cells + PRP

Supports stem cell activation and healing.

Stem Cells + Exosomes + PRP

Often considered the most comprehensive regenerative protocol available.

Stem Cells + Exosomes + PRP + HGH

Advanced regenerative optimization protocol used in select patients.

• Knee pain
• Shoulder pain
• Hip pain
• Arthritis
• Meniscus injuries
• Tendon injuries
• Ligament injuries
• Sports injuries
• Chronic joint pain
• Degenerative joint disease
• Desire to avoid surgery when appropriate

Use of stem cells in Florida is allowed for pain management, wound care  and orthopaedic purposes

Proper preparation can improve your body’s healing response.

Medications to Avoid Before Treatment
NSAIDs (Avoid 7 Days Before & After Treatment)

Examples include:

Ibuprofen (Advil®, Motrin®)
Naproxen (Aleve®)
Meloxicam (Mobic®)
Diclofenac (Voltaren®)
Celecoxib (Celebrex®)

These medications may interfere with the inflammatory healing response necessary for regenerative therapies.

Steroid Medications (Avoid 2-4 Weeks Before Treatment)

Examples include:

Prednisone
Methylprednisolone
Medrol Dose Pack
Cortisone injections
Kenalog injections
Depo-Medrol injections

Steroids may suppress the healing response that regenerative therapies rely upon.

Your provider will determine the appropriate steroid washout period.

Additional Recommendations
Stay hydrated
Avoid excessive alcohol consumption
Avoid smoking when possible
Eat a healthy protein-rich diet
Follow all provider-specific instructions
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT AFTER TREATMENT?

Some patients experience:

Temporary soreness
Mild swelling
Temporary stiffness
Mild increase in discomfort for several days

This is often part of the healing process.

Most patients resume normal activities within 24-72 hours, although activity restrictions may vary depending on the treatment performed.

Not always.

Many patients seek regenerative therapies before considering surgery. While some patients experience significant improvement, no treatment can guarantee avoidance of surgery.

Many regenerative therapies are considered investigational for certain conditions and are not FDA-approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.