Integrative and regenerative medicine practice offering platelet-rich plasma, prolotherapy, functional medicine and aesthetic treatments.
The website at this address presents itself as the San Francisco Institute for Integrative and Regenerative Medicine, a practice that combines regenerative injection treatments with integrative and functional medicine. It treats patients directly rather than carrying out laboratory research.
The regenerative side of the practice centres on platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections and prolotherapy, both given under musculoskeletal ultrasound guidance. Alongside these, the clinic lists functional medicine assessment, bio-identical hormone therapy, osteopathic manipulation, acupuncture and yoga therapy, which places it in the integrative rather than purely orthopaedic category.
A substantial part of the listed offering is cosmetic: truSculpt Flex and truSculpt iD body-contouring, laser lipolysis, lipotherapy, broadband light therapy, Halo and SkinTyte lasers, and PRP facials. Readers looking specifically for stem cell treatment should note that no stem cell product of any kind is named on the site.
The listed conditions range from joint pain to hormone and digestive problems. Ask the practice what evidence supports the specific treatment they propose for your own condition.
No stem cell source is named anywhere on the site. The only biological preparation described is platelet-rich plasma made from the patient's own blood.
The website does not publish a street address, opening hours, founding year, languages spoken or any international patient service. It identifies the practice with San Francisco, which does not match the Inglewood, California location recorded in some directory listings, so anyone travelling should confirm the address and the identity of the practice by telephone before booking.
No prices or consultation fees are published. Because the practice mixes medical and cosmetic services, ask which items may be billable to insurance and which are strictly self-pay.
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.