The biology we work from
Our team will explain the signalling and tissue-environment rationale behind your plan in plain language, and say where the research is still developing for your diagnosis.
Cell therapy, umbilical cord MSC therapy and exosome therapy, delivered by the route your case calls for. Each guide explains what the treatment involves and how we plan it.
A plan is built from three choices: the biological material, how it is prepared, and the route by which it reaches you. Our medical team makes those choices from your records and explains each one in the plan you receive. The guides below show what sits behind them.
Regenerative medicine treatments are planned individually. Responses vary and no clinical outcome can be guaranteed. Suitability is confirmed only after medical review, and your plan is designed to sit alongside the care you already receive.
The biological material itself. Living cells and the signalling products released by cells are prepared and handled differently, so our medical team selects between them for each plan.

Stem cell therapy is a broad phrase, so we work in specifics. This visual sets out the parts our medical team defines for you: the cellular material, how it is prepared and checked, the route it is given by, the clinical setting, and the follow-up.

Cells communicate by releasing tiny particles that carry biological messages, called extracellular vesicles. The illustration follows that biology into a product that can be characterized, handled, and given in a clinical setting.

Umbilical cord tissue is a well-studied source of mesenchymal stromal cells. The visual follows the material from donation and screening through culture and testing to the dose given in clinic.
How the treatment reaches you. Our medical team chooses the route from the area it is trying to reach, and your plan explains the procedure that route involves.

An intravenous infusion places the preparation into the circulation. The image follows that route through the body and shows the monitoring that sits around the infusion itself.

Intrathecal administration is a lumbar procedure rather than another infusion. This visual shows the anatomy involved, the sterile technique it requires, and the recovery time we build into a visit.

The nasal cavity has distinct regions, its own clearance mechanisms, and real absorption barriers. The visual shows what has to be right for a nasal dose to stay where it is placed.
Treatment placed into one defined area, such as a joint or tendon. Imaging, the tissue environment around the site and your rehabilitation all shape the plan.

Targeted injection describes how something is delivered, not what it is. The illustration separates the target anatomy, the imaging guidance, the material injected, and the aftercare.

Platelet-rich plasma is made from your own blood, and preparations differ considerably from one protocol to another. This visual follows the workflow and the variables that define the final product.
A programme built around assessment, prevention and monitoring rather than a single diagnosis, planned individually by our medical team.

Istanbul, Turkey
Editorial view of Istanbul, where our clinic treats international patients. Travel is arranged once your treatment plan is confirmed.
Material, route, monitoring, schedule and follow-up arrive as one written plan from our medical team, so your treatment in Istanbul is settled before you book anything.
Anything here you want in more detail, ask us. These are the three things our medical team walks every patient through.
Our team will explain the signalling and tissue-environment rationale behind your plan in plain language, and say where the research is still developing for your diagnosis.
Cell source, donor screening, preparation, handling and storage. Our team can take you through the documentation behind the material used in your treatment.
The procedure and delivery route, the goals it is intended to support, the monitoring on the day, your schedule in Istanbul, the follow-up and the full cost.
If you would rather begin with your condition than the therapy, each guide below explains what our treatment approach considers for that diagnosis and what a plan may aim to support.
Where the cells and signalling products we use come from, how they are prepared and handled, and what the research describes them doing — explained in plain language.
Our medical team decides that from your records, not from a page. They select the biological material, the preparation and the delivery route for your diagnosis and goals, and your written plan explains why each part was chosen.
Stem cell therapy uses living cells. Exosome therapy uses tiny particles released by cells that carry biological messages, prepared without the cells themselves. They are produced and handled differently, so our team treats them as separate decisions.
It can. Where our medical team proposes more than one, your plan states the reason for each and what it is intended to reach. Adding procedures is never the default.
That depends on the treatment, the assessment beforehand and the monitoring your plan calls for. Our patient coordination team confirms your clinic dates and the days to keep free before you book travel.
The proposed material and delivery route, why our medical team selected them, what the plan aims to support, what remains uncertain, your schedule in Istanbul, the follow-up afterwards and the full cost.
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The practical side of treatment with us: your condition, the cost of a plan, our Istanbul clinic and what travelling here involves.
International patient support
That is our medical team's job. Send your diagnosis, recent reports, current medication and goals, and we will write back with what we would propose and why.
Nothing needs to be booked to begin. Our patient coordination team plans your visit to Istanbul once your treatment plan is agreed.