New Zealand clinic with sites in Whangarei and Arrowtown using stem cells taken from the patient's own fat tissue.
The NZ Stem Cell Treatment Centre runs clinics in Whangarei in Northland and in Arrowtown near Queenstown. It treats patients using adult stem cells taken from their own fat tissue, an approach known as autologous adipose-derived stem cell therapy. Because the cells come from the patient rather than a donor, there is no donor tissue involved.
The centre describes regenerative medicine as the process of creating living, functional tissue to repair or replace tissue or organ function lost through damage or a birth defect. Prospective patients apply for assessment, and the centre evaluates whether they are considered suitable candidates before any treatment is arranged.
The website gives contact details and clinic addresses but is short on other detail. No doctors are named and no qualifications are published, no prices are given, and there is no founding year, no opening hours and no information about services for patients travelling from overseas. Knowing who would carry out the procedure is a reasonable thing to ask before an appointment.
The centre lists conditions from arthritis to multiple sclerosis and diabetes. Ask what published evidence supports treating your own condition this way, and speak to your general practitioner.
The cells come from the patient's own body rather than from a donor.
No doctors are named on the website and no qualifications are published.
There are two clinics: 67 Maunu Rd, Whangarei 0110, Northland, and 1 Berkshire Place, Arrowtown, Queenstown 9302. The centre can be reached on 09 553 3012 or at info@stemcell.co.nz. Opening hours, the founding year, languages spoken and any services for international patients are not stated on the website.
No prices are published on the website. You would need to contact the centre directly to find out the cost.
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.