A multi-state medical aesthetics and wellness group, based in Michigan, that also offers platelet and cell-based injections for joint and tendon problems.
Allure Medical is a medical aesthetics and wellness group with clinics across Michigan, North Carolina and South Carolina. The Shelby Township clinic at 8180 26 Mile Road is the Michigan site in this listing. Most of what the site advertises is cosmetic and wellness work — injectables, non-surgical facelifts, laser treatments, cosmetic surgery, varicose vein treatment, hormone replacement and medical weight management — with regenerative injections offered as a separate service line.
On its regenerative medicine pages the site names platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) and platelet rich fibrin, both described as being made by drawing blood and separating the platelets and plasma from the red blood cells. It also names several cell-based products: adipose-derived stem cells and stromal vascular fraction taken from the patient's own fat, nanofat prepared using the Lipogems system, bone marrow-derived cells taken from the hip, and Wharton's jelly and exosomes sourced from birth tissue.
The conditions the site links to these injections are musculoskeletal: tendonitis, arthritis, rotator cuff injuries, ligament injuries, degenerative joint disease and knee and hip pain. The site does make specific claims about results — it states that more than eighty per cent of properly screened and treated patients get more than a fifty per cent reduction in discomfort, that effects last from six months to two years, and that a results guarantee applies at nine months. Those are the clinic's own claims rather than independently verified figures, and a prospective patient would be wise to ask what they are based on and exactly what the guarantee covers.
The site says Allure Medical began using platelet rich plasma in 2011 and describes Dr Charles Mok as the first person treated there. It does not state a founding year for the business as a whole, does not list languages spoken, and publishes no prices. It also does not say who supplies its birth-tissue products or how they are processed, which is worth asking about given that these are donor materials.
The conditions the site links to its regenerative injections are musculoskeletal; the rest of the clinic's work is cosmetic and wellness care.
The site describes injections prepared either from the patient's own fat, blood or bone marrow, or from donated umbilical and placental tissue.
The site says several doctors and nurse practitioners work at the Shelby Township clinic but names only one physician on the pages reviewed.
The Shelby Township clinic is at 8180 26 Mile Road and is presented on the site as a medical aesthetics and wellness clinic rather than an orthopaedic or cell therapy centre. Opening hours are listed as Tuesday to Saturday, closed Monday and Sunday, with later evening appointments on Tuesday and Thursday. The site says multiple providers, including doctors and nurse practitioners, work there. Nothing is said about laboratory facilities, how cell products are handled on site, or accreditation.
No prices are published. The site directs enquirers to a free consultation for current pricing, and mentions a results guarantee at nine months without saying what that guarantee is worth or what conditions attach to it.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.