Miami Stem Cell: Leaders in Regenerative Medicine

Exosomes are tiny messengers released by stem cells. They don’t become new cells themselves—they tell your existing cells how to repair, regenerate, and calm inflammation. They’re like the software; stem cells are the hardware.

Currently, the FDA has not approved stem cell or exosome therapies for general clinical use, outside of certain conditions like blood disorders. However, these treatments are allowed under regenerative medicine exemption pathways, and many clinics (like ours) operate within strict regulatory and ethical frameworks using compliant, lab-tested biologics.

At Miami Stem Cell, we use:

• Autologous stem cells – from your own bone marrow or fat.
• Umbilical cord-derived MSCs – ethically donated from healthy, full-term births and processed in FDA-registered labs.

Yes—when done right. We only use purified, lab-verified biologics and perform treatments in a controlled clinical environment. Side effects are minimal and typically limited to mild soreness or swelling at the injection site.

It depends on your condition. Some patients respond well to one session, while others may need a series of treatments over weeks or months. We tailor your protocol based on your body, goals, and progress.

Most patients notice improvement within 2 to 12 weeks—though tissue regeneration continues for up to 6 months. This isn’t a quick fix. It’s long-term healing.

Regenerative therapy addresses the root cause—damaged tissue—not just the symptoms. Unlike surgery or steroid shots, stem cells and exosomes aim to repair rather than replace or suppress. In many cases, patients use this to avoid surgery altogether.

No. The exosomes and stem cells we use are immuno-privileged, meaning your body won’t see them as foreign. This keeps rejection risk extremely low.

Because they want to sell you a $30,000 “medical vacation.” While it’s true some countries offer looser regulations, many top-tier treatments are available legally and safely in the U.S.—if you go to the right clinic.

Here’s a short list:

• Joint pain (knee, shoulder, hip, etc.)
• Spine issues (herniated discs, sciatica)
• Hair loss
• Erectile dysfunction
• Autoimmune and chronic inflammation
• Skin aging
• Post-surgical recovery

Unfortunately, no. These therapies are not covered by insurance yet, as they’re still considered investigational. But many patients find them worth the investment when looking to avoid surgery, downtime, or chronic pain.

Patients are encouraged to follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid smoking, and maintain hydration. Some dietary restrictions may apply; our team will provide personalized recommendations.