Our Regenerative Treatment is a medically guided protocol that draws on biological agents to support the body's own repair processes. Depending on your goals, it may combine platelet rich plasma, exosomes and stem cell derived signaling factors, which deliver growth factors and cellular messages that encourage tissue renewal, healthier blood flow and calmer inflammation.
It is used to support skin quality, joint comfort and hair, and to promote overall vitality and recovery without surgery. At our Merrick practice, the protocol is guided by your evaluation and any relevant lab work, and your provider selects the agents, treatment areas and number of sessions to match your health and aesthetic goals.
- Sessions
- Often 1 to 3 sessions, by plan
- Downtime
- Little to none, by area
- Results
- Gradual over weeks to months
Benefits of Regenerative Treatment
Supports Natural Repair
Works with your body's own healing processes rather than replacing them
Skin Renewal
Can improve skin texture and quality as tissue regenerates
Joint Comfort
May ease discomfort and support mobility in affected joints
Hair Support
Can be directed to the scalp to support thinning hair
Lab Guided Plan
Your evaluation and lab work shape which agents are used
Calmer Inflammation
Biologic signals may help reduce inflammation and support recovery
Regenerative and Hormone Health
Regenerative protocols and bioidentical hormone care, guided by lab work.
Bioidentical Hormone Supply
Customized bioidentical hormone therapy, prescribed and monitored.
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Non surgical vaginal rejuvenation for comfort and confidence.
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Our provider will help you choose the right treatment for your goals.
Regenerative Treatment may be beneficial for individuals who:
Want to support skin, joint or hair health together- Prefer nonsurgical, regenerative approaches
- Are recovering from a procedure or injury
- Notice declining vitality and slower recovery
- Want a plan guided by lab work and evaluation
- Are interested in modern biologic treatments
Ready to Support Renewal?
Book an evaluation to learn how a regenerative protocol could support your skin, joints, hair and overall vitality.
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Questions About Regenerative Treatment
What is included in the Regenerative Treatment?
The protocol can include PRP, exosomes and stem cell derived signaling factors, chosen according to your goals and evaluation. Not every patient receives every component. Your provider will explain exactly what is recommended for you, why it was selected and how it will be delivered.
What can regenerative treatment help with?
It is used to support skin texture and quality, joint discomfort, thinning hair and overall vitality or recovery. Results vary from person to person, and regenerative approaches work gradually. Your provider will set realistic expectations based on your health and goals.
How many sessions are typical?
Some patients start with a single session, while others follow a short series depending on the concern and their response. Your provider builds the plan after your evaluation and adjusts it at follow up visits as improvements develop.
Is regenerative treatment right for everyone?
Not always. Certain medical conditions, medications or active infections may affect whether these treatments are appropriate. A thorough review of your history, and lab work when needed, helps your provider decide whether this protocol is a safe fit for you.
What to Expect
Your first visit includes a detailed health history, a review of your goals and, when helpful, lab work to guide the protocol. Your provider explains which biologic agents are recommended, where they will be used and what to expect. Depending on the plan, treatment may involve injections, topical application or a blood draw for PRP. Mild soreness or redness can follow. Follow up visits measure progress and adjust the protocol over time.