Our Orthobiologic Treatments
Super Concentrated Platelet (SCP)
Super Concentrated Platelet (SCP) therapy is an advanced form of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), prepared using a specific protocol developed through Regenexx lab processes to achieve platelet concentrations significantly higher than standard PRP. The result is a concentrated preparation of your own growth factors and signaling proteins.
Platelet Lysate (PL)
Platelet Lysate (PL) is a specialized preparation of platelets designed to deliver growth factors in a form well suited for certain conditions. Dr. Ghattas often uses PL for nerve-related conditions and as part of a broader treatment plan.
Bone Marrow Concentrate (BMC)
Bone Marrow Concentrate (BMC) is an orthobiologic treatment that uses cells from your own bone marrow, delivered under image-guided precision in a single office visit. BMC is thought to support your body’s natural healing response in the treated joint, tendon, ligament, or disc.
It does not regrow cartilage or rebuild a disc.
BMC is considered for selected patients with moderate to severe orthopedic conditions, based on Dr. Ghattas’s evaluation.
Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT)
Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT) therapy uses cells naturally found in your own fat tissue to support your body’s healing response. Through a minimally invasive procedure, fat tissue is harvested, processed to preserve cell viability, and precisely injected where support is needed.
Fascial Hydrodissection
Fascial hydrodissection is an image-guided procedure that restores natural tissue movement by separating thickened or scarred fascial layers. Using real-time ultrasound, fluid is precisely delivered along the affected plane to help structures glide freely again. It is often combined with PRP to support healing alongside the mechanical release.
Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Injections
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring component of joint fluid that provides lubrication and cushioning within the joint. In arthritic joints, HA levels decline, leading to increased friction and reduced shock absorption.
Image-guided HA injections are intended to help restore the joint’s lubrication and are often combined with PRP or BMC to pair immediate lubrication with longer-term biological support.
Intradiscal Injections
An intradiscal injection delivers orthobiologic material directly into a patient’s intervertebral disc under real-time fluoroscopic guidance. This approach targets the disc’s own environment to support your body’s natural healing response to disc-related pain, inflammation, and instability.
Intraosseous (IO) Injections
Intraosseous BMC delivery, injecting bone marrow concentrate directly into the bone adjacent to the joint, has been studied as an addition to standard intra-articular injection.
Research by Dr. Philippe Hernigou and others has reported added benefit from this approach for some patients with osteoarthritis, by targeting the subchondral bone where the condition often originates, in addition to the joint space itself.
Response varies by patient.
Joint Capsule Hydrodilation
Joint capsule hydrodilation, also called capsular distension, is an image-guided procedure that helps restore joint motion by stretching and releasing a tight, contracted joint capsule.
Using ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance, fluid is delivered under controlled pressure to expand the capsule, help break down adhesions, and improve mobility.
It is often combined with PRP to pair mechanical release with biological support.
Nerve Hydrodissection
Nerve hydrodissection is a specialized, image-guided injection technique used to help free a compressed or entrapped nerve from surrounding scar tissue, adhesions, or inflammation.
Dr. Ghattas mechanically separates the nerve from the structures causing compression, while delivering material intended to support the nerve’s surrounding environment.
Prolotherapy
Prolotherapy is a regenerative treatment that stimulates your body’s natural healing response in ligaments and tendons.
Dr. Ghattas often combines prolotherapy with other interventional orthobiologics for comprehensive care of joint instability and chronic ligament conditions.
Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)
A Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) is an image-guided injection of local anesthetic around the stellate ganglion.
This procedure has been used for decades for specific types of pain conditions and is now being studied and used in select clinical contexts related to sympathetic nervous system dysregulation.
Trigger Point Injections (TPI)
Trigger Point Injections (TPI) provide targeted treatment for painful muscle knots that cause localized pain and may refer pain to other areas of the body.
Dr. Ghattas often combines TPI with interventional orthobiologics to address both muscle-based and structural sources of pain for comprehensive musculoskeletal care.
Disclaimer
Results vary. Not all patients are candidates for every treatment listed here. Dr. Ghattas will determine which, if any, orthobiologic approach fits your condition at consultation.
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Patient Experiences
No medical procedure can guarantee an outcome. What you should expect is an honest discussion of the evidence, a careful assessment of candidacy, and a recommendation based on your condition.
These testimonials reflect the real-life experiences of patients with the Regenexx protocol but are not necessarily typical of what you or any other patient might experience. Individual results of the procedures using Regenexx lab processes will vary depending on a number of factors, including your diagnosis, the severity of your condition, your overall health, and others. To better understand what large numbers of patients experience on average, please visit the Patient Results page, and inquire with a physician within the licensed Regenexx network near you.
