What is Cell Therapy?
Cell therapy is an area of emerging regenerative medicine research that looks at how a patient’s own cells might be used to support the body’s natural healing processes. Scientists are studying whether certain types of cells may have the potential to influence tissue repair and balance, particularly after injury or age-related changes.
While early studies are promising, it is important to understand that these therapies are still considered investigational. No adult cell therapies are currently FDA-approved for general anti-aging, orthopedic, or wellness purposes.
Important Note on FDA Status
Currently, the FDA has not approved Autologous Cell therapies (such as those from fat, blood, or bone marrow) for the treatment of orthopedic, neurologic, anti-aging, or general wellness conditions. Use of these therapies in such settings is regarded as investigational.
This information is provided for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical claims. If you are interested in learning more, we encourage you to discuss ongoing research and clinical trial opportunities with a qualified healthcare professional.
Generally reported uses of cell therapy
Generally reported uses of cell therapy
