A regenerative medicine and longevity practice in Franklin, Tennessee, led by orthopaedic surgeon Dr Ethan Kellum, offering bone marrow and fat-derived cell treatments.
This is the regenerative practice of Dr Ethan Kellum, an orthopaedic surgeon based in Franklin, Tennessee, which the site notes is a physician for the Tennessee Titans. The practice is broader than orthopaedics alone: alongside joint and sports injury work, the site lists hair loss, skin rejuvenation and anti-ageing or longevity programmes, which places it in the regenerative and wellness clinic category rather than a purely musculoskeletal one.
Two of the three cell sources described are autologous, meaning taken from the patient's own body. The site names bone marrow derived cells, which it says are extracted from the patient's bone marrow and contain haematopoietic cells (the cells that give rise to blood) and mesenchymal cells, and adipose-derived cells harvested from the patient's own fat tissue. Both are presented as ways of delivering cells to damaged tissue and reducing inflammation.
The third category deserves particular attention from a reader comparing options. The site names Dezawa MUSE cells — multilineage-differentiating stress enduring cells, a cell type described in Japanese academic work — and attributes to them low immune reactivity and high regenerative capacity for complex injuries. The site does not state where these cells are obtained from, whether they come from the patient or a donor, how they are prepared, or under what regulatory route they are given. That is a substantial gap and a prospective patient should ask about it directly before agreeing to treatment.
No statement about regulatory or investigational status appears on the stem cell page reviewed, and no prices are published. The directory's separate entry nashville-regenerative-orthopedics is associated with the same surgeon, so the two listings should be read together.
The site lists both musculoskeletal conditions and cosmetic or wellness concerns under its regenerative services.
The site describes stem cell therapy as using cells to repair damaged tissue and reduce inflammation, and names three cell categories: bone marrow derived cells, fat-derived cells, and Dezawa MUSE cells.
The site is built around one surgeon, and also carries a team page.
The practice is an outpatient clinic in Franklin, Tennessee, in the Nashville metropolitan area, with a directory-listed address of 125 Cool Springs Boulevard, Suite 240. It is presented as a regenerative and longevity clinic combining orthopaedic injection work with hair, skin and anti-ageing services, rather than as a surgical hospital. The site does not describe a cell processing laboratory or state any accreditation, and gives no information about languages spoken.
No prices are published on the stem cell page or elsewhere on the pages reviewed, and the site makes no statement about insurance or payment. Cost would have to be established by contacting the practice.
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.