The treatment phase begins with the collection of the biological material.
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Regenerative medicine is more than just a simple injection. It is a sophisticated biological transfer that requires surgical precision, pharmaceutical-grade sterility, and advanced laboratory processing.
At Liv Hospital, we treat stem cell therapy as a Transplant Procedure. Whether we are harvesting cells from your own fat tissue or preparing high-dose Exosomes in our lab, every step is governed by strict GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) protocols. We ensure that the cells remain viable, sterile, and potent from the moment they leave the donor source until they are delivered to the injured tissue.
We generally offer two categories of treatment:
This guide walks you through the journey from “Harvest to Healing.”
The first step is obtaining the raw material. We use minimally invasive techniques to ensure patient comfort.
Fat is the richest source of Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs).
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This is where Liv Hospital separates itself from standard clinics. We do not just spin the blood in a simple bedside centrifuge. We process it to isolate the “Gold.”
For fat tissue, we must separate the useful stem cells from the oily fat cells.
For systemic diseases or anti-aging, we need hundreds of millions of cells.
Injecting the cells blindly is a waste. We use guidance technology to ensure the cells land exactly where the damage is.
Often, stem cells work better with a “partner.”
We know the idea of “harvesting” sounds painful. We make it comfortable.
In our GMP facility, safety is paramount.
If you had local anesthesia only, yes. If you chose oral sedation (Valium) or IV sedation, no. You must have a companion drive you or take a taxi to your hotel. Your reflexes will be slow.
Cultured Cells: Two visits. Visit 1 is 30 mins (harvest). Visit 2 (3 weeks later) is 60 mins (infusion).A typical same-day procedure, including harvesting, processing, and administration, generally takes between 3 and 5 hours.
The incision is tiny (2–3mm). It usually heals as a tiny dot that fades to skin color within 6 months. It is virtually invisible.
Yes. We often perform stem cell application during Arthroscopic Surgery. For example, the surgeon repairs a meniscus tear and then injects stem cells into the knee before closing up to accelerate healing.
Absolutely. Every needle, syringe, tubing, and processing kit is single-use and sterile. We never re-use equipment between patients.
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