Diseases and Therapies

Stem cell therapy is a regenerative medical approach that uses the body’s own repair mechanisms to restore damaged tissues.
It involves introducing stem cells, either from a donor or the patient’s own body, that have been cultivated and carefully prepared in a sterile laboratory environment.

Once administered, these cells circulate through the bloodstream, naturally migrating to areas of inflammation or damage. There, they release growth factors, cytokines, and signaling molecules that stimulate repair, reduce inflammation, and encourage new cell formation.
Stem cells can also enhance neuron growth, promote new blood vessel formation, and balance immune system activity — all of which contribute to restoring healthy function.

Outcomes vary depending on the condition and patient profile, but stem cell therapy often leads to:

• Reduced inflammation and pain

• Improved mobility and cognitive function

• Enhanced tissue repair and circulation

• Stabilized immune system responses

• Slowed disease progression

The degree of improvement depends on the stage and duration of the illness, as well as the number of treatment cycles performed.
To understand what results you can expect personally, we recommend booking an online medical consultation with our specialists.

Some patients begin noticing subtle improvements within days of treatment, particularly in energy, focus, or comfort levels.
However, it generally takes several weeks to months for the full regenerative effects to develop, as stem cells gradually repair tissues and balance immune activity.
The results tend to strengthen over time, especially when combined with rehabilitation or supportive therapy.

We exclusively use adult multipotent mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) — ethically sourced, safe, and well-studied for their regenerative and anti-inflammatory properties.

Patients can be treated using:

• Autologous MSCs (from their own bone marrow or adipose tissue), or

• Allogeneic MSCs (from healthy donor umbilical cords or placental tissue).

The choice depends on each case: autologous cells require more time for collection and cultivation, whereas donor cells allow immediate therapy.
All donor-derived materials are collected ethically, tested for infectious diseases, and processed in certified sterile laboratories.

The delivery method depends on the patient’s condition and the target area. Common administration routes include:

• Intravenous (IV) infusion

• Intramuscular (IM) injection

• Intrathecal injection (into cerebrospinal fluid)

• Inhalation therapy

• Intra-articular (into joints)

• Paravertebral (near spinal nerves)

• Intradermal (under the skin)

Each method is selected to ensure the most effective cell delivery to the affected tissues.

Dosage is determined individually according to the patient’s body weight and diagnosis.
For adults, the typical range is 1–1.5 million cells per kilogram of body weight.

It is important to maintain safe limits — an excessive dose could cause vascular overload or respiratory distress.
Our doctors carefully calculate the optimal dose for each patient to ensure both safety and efficacy.

Yes. Stem cell research has expanded significantly over the past two decades, producing hundreds of peer-reviewed studies that confirm the safety and regenerative potential of MSCs across various conditions.
Our treatment protocols are based on findings from these global clinical trials and continuously updated in line with ongoing medical research.

Absolutely. While stem cell therapy is the foundation of our work, Stem Cell in Turkey provides comprehensive medical programs tailored to each patient’s needs.

Treatment may include:

• Diagnostic and laboratory testing

• Regenerative cellular therapy (MSCs, SVF, secretomes, exosomes)

• Physiotherapy and rehabilitation sessions

• Intracellular metabolism recovery (IMR) therapy

• Nutritional and metabolic optimization

Each therapy enhances the body’s response to stem cells, improving overall treatment effectiveness.
We currently offer over 20 personalized treatment programs, each designed to help patients regain health, comfort, and function.

Yes. All our treatments comply with international ethical standards and clinical safety protocols.
We do not use embryonic or fetal stem cells — only adult stem cells from approved sources.
Every batch is tested for sterility, viability, and genetic stability, and all procedures are carried out in accredited medical facilities by licensed physicians.