Southern California practice offering injections of a patient's own stem cells for joint and spinal pain, with limited detail published about the procedure.
Cell Life Medical presents itself as a stem cell treatment centre in Southern California, treating patients rather than conducting laboratory research. Its stated focus is minimally invasive, injection-based treatment of joint and spinal pain as an alternative to surgery.
The site says treatment uses the patient's own stem cells. It does not say whether those cells are taken from bone marrow or from fat, how they are collected or processed, how many cells are given, or how many sessions are typical. It also does not describe imaging guidance or aftercare. This is a substantial gap: without the source and processing method you cannot tell what is being injected or how it is regulated.
The named conditions are limited to spine and joint problems including degenerated discs and neck (cervical spine) pain, although the site also refers more loosely to a 'multitude of medical conditions' without listing them. Care is led by Dr Fabian Proano, described as having 25 years of experience in spinal and musculoskeletal medicine.
Only a few conditions are named; the site otherwise refers vaguely to a 'multitude of medical conditions', so ask exactly what evidence supports use in your own case.
The cells are described only as the patient's own; no tissue source is named.
The website describes a treatment centre in Southern California; the batch record places it in Torrance, California. No street address, opening hours, founding year, languages spoken other than English, or international patient service is published on the site.
No prices are published. Stem cell injections for joint and spinal pain are generally not covered by insurance in the United States, so ask for the total written cost, including any repeat injections, before agreeing to treatment.
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.