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Regenerative Medicine – Delray Beach, FL

Enjoy a Pain-Free
Life Again

Our physicians at the Institute for Non-Surgical Orthopedics, led by Dr. Joel D. Stein, uses the latest and most effective technologies in the field of pain relief. With these techniques, our experts are able to help you recover from injuries and strain to enjoy a pain-free life again. Every member of our team will do their utmost to meet your individual needs and come up with a customized solution to provide you with the long-term relief you deserve through regenerative medicine in Delray Beach, FL!

Why Choose the Institute for Non-Surgical Orthopedics
for Regenerative Medicine?

  • Guided Injections for Precise Delivery of Medicine
  • Leading-Edge Diagnostic Ultrasound Technology
  • Holistic Treatments Designed to Accelerate Healing

Prolotherapy

Patient receiving prolotherapy injection

We can use prolotherapy to soothe pain in virtually any joint. It works by essentially “tricking” the body into concentrating its innate healing ability on a specific area. All that the treatment involves is a simple injection containing a combination of lidocaine and dextrose (a type of sugar). First, the lidocaine numbs the area. Then, the dextrose agitates the nearby tissues without actually damaging them, triggering an inflammatory reaction that instigates the body’s natural healing process.

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Prolozone

Patient in pain before prolozone therapy

Prolozone (tm)therapy is a form of non-surgical ligament, tendon and joint reconstruction pioneered by Dr. Frank Shallenberger. Prolozone(tm) therapy is derived from the Latin word “proli” which means to proliferate, regenerate and rebuild. Unlike steroid injections which have many side effects and do not initiate any healing response in tissues Prolozone (tm) promotes healing of damaged tendons , ligaments and joints. This treatment uses ozone to stimulate growth factors, improve oxygen utilization, increase blood supply and the flow of healing nutrients to area of pain. More importantly it stimulates the deposition activity of fibroblasts and chondroblasts. These cells synthesize the collagen and cartilage that the body uses to repair damaged tendons ligaments and joints. This increase in cellular repair activity strengthens the injured tissues thereby stabilizing the area and resolving cause of pain. Our doctors at INSO utilize this innovative treatment to help decrease pain and heal injuries. These procedures are all performed under ultrasound guidance for accuracy and to avoid neurovascular structures.

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Autografts – Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

Separated blood and platelet rich plasma for autograft treatment

Autograft treatments encourage healing by using tissues from elsewhere on a patient’s body. With platelet-rich plasma (PRP), we run a sample of the patient’s blood through a centrifuge, which separates the blood into various base components. Next, we harvest the layer of plasma that contains high concentrations of platelets, proteins, and other growth factors meant to speed up the body’s recovery abilities. We can inject this solution into many possible areas of the body to stimulate the cell repair process, lower pain, and shorten the amount of time a patient spends healing.

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Allograft – Whartons Jellytic Growth Factors

Patient receiving allograft Whartons Jellytic growth factor treatment

An allograft is similar to an autograft, but instead of utilizing a patient’s own tissues, it uses those given by a donor. To make use of Whartons Jellytic growth factors, we harvest cells from Whartons Jellytic fluid and inject them into a specific part of the body. These cells then allow the body to laser-focus its regenerative powers to the area where they have been administered. Essentially, this contributes to the development of healthy new cells that repair the damaged tissues, ultimately eliminating pain and restoring function.

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Ozone Therapy

Blue illustration of molecule used in ozone therapy

Ozone is a unique molecule that consists of three oxygen atoms. When it is applied to bodily tissues, it sparks a reaction that can instigate healing. For example, it can help to reduce inflammation, fight harmful pathogens, relieve pain from autoimmune disorders, and stimulate the release of your body’s own exosomes. Ozone therapy is a low-risk, non-invasive way to promote your musculoskeletal wellness and get you on the road to functioning and feeling your best.

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Regenerative Medicine FAQs

What Conditions Can Regenerative Medicine Help?

You may be surprised by the range of conditions that regenerative medicine can help address. This approach is often used for orthopedic concerns such as joint pain, osteoarthritis, tendon injuries, ligament strains, and certain chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Regenerative therapies may also benefit those who are seeking relief from sports injuries, degenerative disc disease, and other soft tissue ailments that have not responded to traditional treatments.

At our non-surgical orthopedic practice in Delray Beach, we offer a variety of regenerative medicine therapies. If we believe one of these approaches is right for you, we will discuss that during your consultation.

Does Insurance Cover Regenerative Medicine?

Currently, most insurance plans do not cover treatments such as prolotherapy, Prolozone, PRP therapy, Wharton’s Jellytic injections, or ozone therapy. These therapies are considered innovative and are not yet widely recognized by insurance providers as standard care for orthopedic conditions.

We understand that cost is an important concern for you. Our practice offers a range of payment options and can discuss financing solutions to help you access the treatments you need. We encourage you to speak with our team about your insurance policy and payment preferences. Together, we will strive to make your regenerative medicine journey as accessible and straightforward as possible.

Does Regenerative Medicine Have Side Effects or Downsides?

You may wonder about the risks associated with regenerative medicine. Overall, these therapies are considered safe and have a low rate of complications when performed by experienced professionals. Common side effects include mild soreness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site. Serious adverse reactions are rare but may include infection or allergic responses.

We are committed to your safety and well-being. Our team takes every precaution to minimize risks and maximize comfort during your treatment. Before starting any therapy, we will review your medical history and discuss potential side effects, allowing you to make an informed decision. We encourage you to share concerns and ask questions during your consultation.

What Lifestyle Changes Can Support the Success of My Regenerative Medicine Treatment?

The goal of regenerative medicine is to support natural healing processes within your body. Your lifestyle can play a big role in producing positive results from your treatment! We recommend that you maintain a balanced diet, stay hydrated, and engage in gentle physical activity as appropriate for your condition. Avoiding smoking and limiting alcohol consumption can also have a positive impact on your recovery.

We will provide personalized guidance based on your specific needs and treatment plan. Our team may suggest targeted exercises, physical therapy, or modifications to your daily routine to help optimize results.

Does Regenerative Medicine Provide Permanent Results?

The longevity of your treatment outcome depends on several factors, including the nature of your condition, the regenerative therapy used, and your individual response to treatment. Many patients experience significant improvement in pain, function, and mobility, but some may require additional sessions or ongoing maintenance.

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