South Miami regenerative medicine practice providing cell-based and platelet-rich plasma injections for joints, spine, hair and general wellness.
Miami Stem Cell (also referred to as Stem Cell MIA) is a private regenerative medicine clinic serving the South Miami area. It treats fee-paying patients directly rather than carrying out laboratory research. The clinic's central service is the collection of a patient's own cells, processing of those cells, and injection of them into a painful or damaged joint, disc or soft tissue.
The practice also offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP), prepared by concentrating platelets from the patient's own blood, and promotes exosome products delivered by injection or by intravenous (into a vein) drip. Separate service pages cover joint and spine regeneration, IV infusions, hair regeneration and restoration, and arthritis. The clinic also refers to MUSE cells, a specific type of cell described in some regenerative medicine literature.
Figures the clinic gives about itself, such as more than 15 years in operation and over 8,000 procedures performed, are self-published claims that have not been independently checked. The clinic states its treatments are not paid for by insurance and offers finance instead. No treating physician is named on the pages reviewed, which is a question worth raising at the consultation stage.
The published condition list is broad and mixes joint disease with cosmetic and wellness concerns. Ask what specific published evidence supports the treatment for your own diagnosis.
Several different cell and blood products are named across the site.
No doctor is named with credentials on the pages reviewed.
The practice serves the South Miami area of Florida and takes enquiries and bookings through its website. The pages reviewed do not publish a full street address, clinic opening hours, or details of laboratory processing arrangements. A free consultation is advertised and financing options are offered.
No treatment prices are published on the website. Consultation is advertised as free and finance is offered; because the clinic states insurance does not cover these treatments, patients should ask for a full written cost before agreeing to anything.
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.