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Osaka Regenerative Medicine Center (ORMC)

A regenerative medicine clinic in Kita-ku, Osaka, formerly named the Osaka Regenerative Medicine Center, offering stem cell, exosome and immune cell treatments with published prices.

Medical Disclaimer: This profile is compiled for informational purposes only and is not medical advice, a clinical endorsement, or a statement that any treatment is proven or approved. Stem cell therapies vary widely in regulatory status and evidence. Consult a qualified physician before pursuing treatment.

Overview

This clinic is in the Imperial Hotel Plaza at 1-8-40 Tenjinbashi in Kita-ku, Osaka. Note a name change: the site now trades as Reselling Clinic and states that its former name was the Osaka Regenerative Medicine Center, which is the name held in this directory. The web address, ormc.jp, is unchanged.

The site states that the clinic was established in 2009 and names two practitioners, a dental surgeon who is its founder and a medically qualified dermatologist certified in regenerative medicine. It gives a full address and telephone number.

Unusually for this sector, the clinic publishes a price list. It shows a first consultation at 3,300 yen, a stem cell infusion of fifty million cells at 1,584,000 yen, stem cell culture supernatant at 66,000 to 79,200 yen for five millilitres, hair and skin regeneration at 220,000 yen each, and a three-session course of natural killer cell therapy at 1,716,000 yen. Published prices allow patients to compare and to budget, which is worth noting.

The conditions the site lists include joint disorders, liver disease, hardening of the arteries, bone loss around the teeth, hair loss, skin ageing, spinal cord injury and stroke, and it also offers immune cell treatment described in the context of cancer. These are the conditions the site says it treats; that is not evidence the treatments work, and most of these uses are not established therapies. Prospective patients should ask which of these treatments are covered by an approved regenerative medicine provision plan.

At a Glance

Location
Osaka, Japan
Google Rating
5 ★ (34 reviews)
Established
2009 (stated on the site)
Languages
['Japanese', 'English', 'Chinese', 'French', 'German', 'Spanish', 'Thai', 'Turkish']

Services and Treatments Offered

  • Stem cell therapy by intravenous infusion or injection
  • Stem cell culture supernatant (exosome) therapy
  • Natural killer cell therapy
  • Alpha-beta T cell, gamma-delta T cell and dendritic cell therapy
  • Autologous fibroblast injection (using the patient's own skin cells)
  • Platelet rich plasma therapy (prepared from the patient's own blood)
  • High-dose vitamin C infusion

Conditions Treated

The site lists the following among the conditions it treats.

Joint disordersLiver diseaseHardening of the arteriesBone loss around the teethHair lossSkin ageingSpinal cord injuryStrokeCancer (immune cell therapy)

Cell Sources and Technologies

The site states that its stem cell treatment uses cells taken from the patient's own fat or bone marrow, while its exosome preparations are derived from fat, dental pulp or umbilical cord stem cells.

Mesenchymal stem cells — described by the site as taken from the patient's own fat or bone marrow (autologous, meaning from the patient's own body)Stem cell culture supernatant (exosomes) — described by the site as derived from fat, dental pulp or umbilical cord stem cellsNatural killer cells, alpha-beta T cells, gamma-delta T cells and dendritic cells — the patient's own immune cellsFibroblasts — the patient's own skin cellsPlatelet rich plasma — prepared from the patient's own blood

Physicians and Clinical Team

The site names two practitioners.

Noriyuki Kubo — dental surgeon; the site lists a 1993 qualification from Osaka Dental University, certification in occlusion and implant dentistry, and regenerative medicine research at the University of Tokyo (name transliterated from Japanese)Dr Seibi Kubo — MD; the site lists a 2009 qualification from Hyogo Medical University, a dermatology specialism and certification as a regenerative medicine physician (name transliterated from Japanese)

Facility and Patient Experience

The site describes a clinic on the second floor of the Imperial Hotel Plaza at 1-8-40 Tenjinbashi in Kita-ku, Osaka, giving a direct telephone number. It offers its pages in several languages. The pages read do not describe the treatment rooms or name the laboratory that cultures the cells.

  • Address given on the site: 1-8-40 Tenjinbashi, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0042, Imperial Hotel Plaza, second floor
  • Telephone given on the site: 06-6357-3456
  • Now trading as Reselling Clinic; the site states the former name was Osaka Regenerative Medicine Center
  • Site published in Japanese with English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), French, German, Spanish, Thai and Turkish versions

Cost and Payment

The site publishes a price list. It shows a first consultation at 3,300 yen, a stem cell infusion of fifty million cells at 1,584,000 yen, stem cell culture supernatant at 66,000 to 79,200 yen for five millilitres, hair regeneration and skin regeneration at 220,000 yen each, a three-session course of natural killer cell therapy at 1,716,000 yen and a fifty-gram high-dose vitamin C infusion at 26,400 yen.

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.

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