Honolulu clinic opened in 2011 offering fat-derived and umbilical cell treatments across orthopaedic, neurological, cardiac and cosmetic uses.
Hawaii Stem Cell Treatment Center is a private clinic in downtown Honolulu founded by Dr Michael Anthony Pasquale. The site states the centre opened in 2011 alongside Infinity Life Center, an integrative medicine and wellness practice, and that it treated its first patient in 2013.
The treatments described use two main cell sources: adipose (fat) tissue taken from the patient, from which stromal vascular fraction is prepared, and umbilical cord-derived cells. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from the patient's own blood is also offered. These are applied across a notably wide span of uses, from knee and back pain to heart failure, lung disease, neurological disorders, macular degeneration, autoimmune conditions and cosmetic work including facelifts, fat transfer and hair regeneration.
The site itself frames this field cautiously, stating that stem cell medicine is at an early stage of development, that the centre does not claim its treatments are cures, and that protocols are experimental and paid for by the patient. Readers should note that treatments offered on a patient-funded experimental basis have not necessarily been shown to work for the conditions listed. The site also has a page addressed to visitors travelling for treatment, but does not describe formal international patient coordination, and does not list languages spoken.
This is an unusually broad list, spanning orthopaedic, heart, lung, eye, neurological, autoimmune and cosmetic uses. Ask the clinic directly what published evidence supports treatment of your specific condition, and what the treatment is expected to achieve.
One physician is named on the site; no formal credentials are listed alongside the name.
The clinic is at 677 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite 1023, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813. The site states the centre opened in 2011 and treated its first patient in 2013. Opening hours are not published, and no languages other than English are mentioned. A page aimed at people travelling to Hawaii for treatment exists, but no formal international patient service, translation or travel coordination is described.
The site states that consultations are complimentary and that treatment protocols are funded by the patient. No treatment prices are published, so costs must be confirmed directly with 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.