Safety and Legitimacy: How We Approach Regenerative Treatment

Our safety principles

1. Diagnosis first. No program is offered without a doctor reviewing your imaging and reports. See send your MRI.
2. Honest selection. We tell patients when treatment is unlikely to help.
3. Conventional care respected. We ask what you have tried and recommend proven options where appropriate.
4. Licensed doctors. Procedures are performed by Thai Medical Council-licensed doctors in clinical settings.
5. Laboratory quality. Cells are prepared in ISO 9001:2015-certified partner laboratories, with batch testing documentation available on request.
6. Image guidance for joint and spine injections where appropriate.
7. Written informed consent covering evidence level, risks, alternatives and the experimental nature of many uses.
8. No cure claims and no guaranteed outcomes.
9. Follow-up after you return home.

Laboratory quality: what it means

ISO 9001:2015 is an international standard for quality management systems. It means a laboratory has documented processes, controls and audits. Batch-level safety also depends on testing such as sterility, endotoxin and viability. Ask about both.

Regulatory context

Thailand regulates medical practice through the Medical Council of Thailand and the Thai FDA. In the US, UK and Australia, most stem cell uses are not approved outside trials. We explain this openly so you can make an informed decision. See is stem cell therapy safe?

Transparency

• We are a patient-coordination service and may receive a referral fee from partner providers. See referral disclosure.
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