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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A.Regenerative medicine aims to restore tissues or functions that have been lost due to illness or injury by activating the body’s own healing and regenerative capabilities.
It goes beyond medication and surgery, drawing on natural biological repair mechanisms and advanced medical technologies.

A.Cell therapy is a field of regenerative medicine in which cells are administered to support the repair and functional recovery of tissues and organs.
Blood transfusions and bone marrow transplants are considered early forms of cell therapy.

A.Stem cells are cells with two key properties:

1 Self-renewal — the ability to replicate themselves

2 Multipotency — the ability to differentiate into various types of cells

Stem cells are broadly classified into pluripotent stem cells (such as ES and iPS cells) and tissue-derived stem cells(such as mesenchymal stem cells).

A.MSCs are tissue-derived stem cells found in bone marrow, adipose tissue, umbilical cord blood, dental pulp, and other tissues.
While they were originally known to differentiate into bone, cartilage, and fat, research has shown they may differentiate into a wider range of cell types, including neuronal, hepatic, and skin cells.

A.Stem cell therapy may support improvement in chronic fatigue, chronic pain, immune function, age-related cellular decline, and skin quality.
Specific treatment recommendations are made individually during consultation.

A.This varies by individual, but many patients report noticing changes within 1–3 months after treatment.
Ongoing therapy may help maintain or enhance results.

A.Treatment frequency and cost vary depending on individual needs.
Details are provided during the initial consultation.

A.Local anesthesia or topical anesthetic creams are used, so discomfort during cell collection is minimal.
Injections and infusions are similar to standard medical procedures.

A.Because autologous (self-derived) cells are used, the risk is generally low.
Occasionally, mild redness or swelling may occur at the injection site.
We follow strict safety protocols to minimize such effects.

A.In many cases, yes.
Suitability is assessed through medical examination and consultation.

A.Treatment is generally available for patients 18 years and older.

A.Yes. A separate consultation fee applies.
Please contact us for details.

A.Yes. We accept VISA, MasterCard, JCB, AMEX, Diners, Discover, and UnionPay.

A.Treatments at our clinic are not covered by public insurance and are provided as private medical care.

A. Appointments are accepted by phone.

A.Yes. We can propose a schedule that reduces the number of visits required.

A.All cell cultivation is performed in our on-site Cell Processing Facility (CPF) under strict quality control.

A.Yes. We provide scheduled follow-up evaluations to monitor progress and support ongoing care.

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1F Noah Building, 3-2-12 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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+81-3-5544-8200
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Clinic Hours:10:00−18:00 Closed:Saturdays,Sundays,and Year-end/New Year holidays
Orthopedic Specialized Outpatient Clinic:Wednesday afternoons (1st,3rd,and 5th weeks)
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