Long-running New Zealand clinic in Auckland and Christchurch giving stem cells taken from the patient's own fat by drip into a vein.
The New Zealand Stem Cell Clinic operates in Auckland and Christchurch and states it has been running since 2010, describing itself as New Zealand's longest-established stem cell clinic. Its postal address is in Merivale, Christchurch. The clinic states it was the first in New Zealand to offer regenerative human stem cell treatment.
Its approach is to take stem cells from the patient's own fat tissue and give them back by drip into a vein. The site emphasises that the cells are not manipulated in a laboratory before being returned — they come from the patient and go back to the patient in the same visit. Dr Beulink is named as the lead doctor.
The website is sparse on detail. It links to a page about what can be treated but does not set out the conditions on the pages available, no prices are published, no full credentials are given for the lead doctor, and there is no information about opening hours or services for patients travelling in. The site also gives two different start dates, 2009 and 2010.
The website does not set out which conditions it treats on the pages available, so this would need to be asked directly.
The cells come from the patient's own body rather than from a donor, and the clinic states they are not manipulated.
Only a surname is given for the lead doctor, with no qualifications published.
The clinic gives locations in Auckland and Christchurch, with a postal address of PO Box 36088, Merivale, Christchurch, New Zealand. It can be reached on +64 3 3555 712 or at info@stemcelltreatment.co.nz. The clinic states it has operated since 2010, though 2009 also appears on the site. Opening hours, languages and any services for international patients are not stated.
No prices are published. You would need to contact the clinic for a quote.
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.