A single-practitioner regenerative medicine practice in Santa Fe offering fat-derived stem cell injections, platelet rich plasma and prolotherapy for joints and skin.
This is the practice of Mavrick Lobe at 1348 Pacheco Street in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The site describes a single-practitioner regenerative medicine clinic working across two areas: joint and musculoskeletal injections, which it calls adult stem cell orthopaedics, and cosmetic treatments it markets as stem cell facials and stem cell facelifts. Alongside those it lists platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from a sample of the patient's own blood) therapy, prolotherapy, intravenous infusions and chelation, manual medicine, musculoskeletal ultrasound, and male hormone replacement.
On cell source the site is specific, which is useful. It describes using adipose-derived stromal vascular fraction - a preparation made from the patient's own fat tissue, which the site says contains mesenchymal stem cells - and says this may be combined with platelet rich plasma. This is an autologous (from the patient's own body) approach. The site also makes a comparative claim that fat tissue contains at least a thousand times more stem cells than bone marrow; that is the practice's own assertion and should be treated as such rather than as settled fact. The areas it names for injection are the hip, knee, lumbar spine and shoulder.
The site also frames these injections as an alternative to major surgery and joint replacement. Prospective patients should note that this is the clinic's positioning, not a demonstrated equivalence, and that stromal vascular fraction preparations have been the subject of regulatory action in the United States; their status as a same-day autologous procedure versus a regulated drug product turns on how the tissue is processed. The site does not describe its processing method, the equipment used, or the regulatory basis on which it operates, so that is a fair question to put directly.
On credentials, the site states that Mavrick Lobe is licensed in New Mexico as a Doctor of Oriental Medicine with expanded prescriptive authority - a licence category specific to New Mexico - and lists a long series of certificate courses taken between 1990 and 2017, including craniosacral therapy, injection technique, ultrasound guidance and adipose stem cell therapy. He is not described as a medical doctor or an orthopaedic surgeon, which is material when comparing against surgeon-led providers offering similar injections. The site publishes no prices, no founding year and no information about languages spoken; stated hours are nine in the morning to six in the evening, Monday to Friday, by appointment.
The site names the following areas and concerns in connection with its injection and cosmetic treatments.
The site states that it uses mesenchymal stem cells obtained from the patient's own fat tissue as adipose-derived stromal vascular fraction, sometimes combined with platelet rich plasma.
The site describes a single practitioner.
The practice occupies a suite at 1348 Pacheco Street in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The site describes a small single-practitioner outpatient clinic where consultations, ultrasound-guided injections, fat harvesting, cosmetic treatments and intravenous infusions are carried out by appointment. No laboratory, cleanroom or cell processing suite is described, and no accreditation body is named. Because fat-derived preparations are normally produced on site on the day of treatment, the absence of any description of that processing is worth asking about.
The site publishes no prices for stem cell injections, platelet rich plasma, cosmetic stem cell treatments or any other service, and says nothing about insurance. Cost would have to be established at consultation.
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.