A Salvadoran medical centre with clinics in San Salvador and San Miguel offering stem cell treatment prepared from the patient's own fat tissue.
El Salvador Med Center is a private medical centre with two locations in El Salvador: a clinic in San Salvador at Pasaje Bella Vista 121, between 9a Calle Poniente and 9 Calle Poniente Bis, and a second in San Miguel on the Pan-American Highway at kilometre 142 by the Redondel Los Leones. Both publish local telephone numbers. The site is written in Spanish.
According to the site, the centre's regenerative work is based on stem cells obtained from the patient's own adipose (fat) tissue — that is, autologous cells, taken from the patient rather than from a donor. The site names the method it uses as the AdiStem protocol, a proprietary system for preparing fat-derived cells at the point of care.
The conditions the site names as treatable cover a very wide field, including diabetes, arthritis, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, neurological diagnoses such as Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis, lung, kidney and liver disease, autoimmune disorders, autism, erectile dysfunction and orthopaedic injury, alongside facial rejuvenation. This breadth is characteristic of clinics offering a single cell preparation across many diagnoses, and the site does not publish outcome data to support it.
The centre names several physicians, including a medical director, and covers aesthetic medicine and regenerative medicine through separate named clinicians. The site does not state when the centre was founded and does not publish prices.
The site names the following conditions as ones it treats with its regenerative programme; the list is broad and no supporting outcome data is published.
The site states that it uses stem cells prepared from the patient's own fat tissue under a proprietary method it calls the AdiStem protocol.
The site names the following clinicians across its two locations.
The site describes two clinics, the main one in San Salvador on Pasaje Bella Vista and a second in San Miguel on the Pan-American Highway, each with its own telephone numbers and named clinicians. It is connected on the site to several sister brands covering body treatments and intravenous therapy. The pages read do not describe a laboratory, name an accrediting body or state bed numbers; the AdiStem method it names is a point-of-care system, which suggests cells are prepared during the procedure rather than cultured in a separate laboratory.
The site does not publish prices for stem cell treatment or for any of its other services, and does not indicate a price range. Enquirers are directed to contact the clinic.
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.