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Stem cell treatment for Facet syndrome
Facet syndrome is a condition in which the small joints in the spine become inflamed. This inflammation can be caused by various factors, such as excessive strain, injuries or wear and tear. Facet syndrome can lead to pain and discomfort and affects people of different ages. Our stem cell treatment for facet syndrome involves direct administration of allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells to promote the recovery of inflamed joints in the spine and improve joint health. This can result in an improvement in the recovery process and an increased quality of life.
How is our stem cell transplant for Facet syndrome performed in Istanbul?
Our regenerative treatments are led by Uzm. Dr. Cihan Bolat, MD, Specialist in Anaesthesiology and Reanimation · Regenerative Medicine. We use mesenchymal stem cells derived from umbilical cord tissue and Wharton’s jelly, and exosomes. Our medical team reviews each patient’s health and medical history to assess treatment suitability and discuss the available options.
Expert stem cell treatment led by Uzm. Dr. Cihan Bolat, MD
Under the leadership of Uzm. Dr. Cihan Bolat, MD, Specialist in Anaesthesiology and Reanimation · Regenerative Medicine, we provide expert treatments tailored to the unique needs of our patients. With our extensive experience and mesenchymal stem cells derived from umbilical cord tissue and Wharton’s jelly, and exosomes at our disposal, we offer an integrated approach to the treatment of Facet Syndrome. In our clinic we do not use performance-enhancing substances or components, and we strive for a relaxing atmosphere with a friendly and professional team to help you enjoy your stay.
How does our stem cell treatment for facet syndrome work?
All our stem cell treatments in Istanbul are assessed and administered by specialists in the field, trained in the United States and Turkey, and not solely by general practitioners. We do this to ensure the highest level of precision, understanding of the condition and quality of treatment for our patients. We are 100% open and honest with our patients. Not everyone is eligible for our stem cell treatments.
We decline treatment for many patients after our specialist reviews their current health and medical history and determines that treatment is unsuitable. This avoids false promises or expectations when the risks outweigh the benefits. For this reason, and to ensure patient safety in all our treatments, each patient is assessed by the specialist before they can plan their treatment.
- Step 1.
Specialist assessment
For patients with Facet Syndrome, our specialist will need to know the patient's age and previous medical treatments. In addition, he will need to review the test results you will be asked to provide.
- Step 2.
Free telephone consultation with the specialist
Once the specialist has reviewed the medical records and confirmed your suitability, we will present treatment options and pricing. We also offer a free telephone consultation to discuss your questions and concerns.
- Step 3.
Stem cell preparation
Once you decide to undergo our treatment, we will send a deposit invoice to begin the process of stem cell preparation so that it is ready for your planned treatment. This process can take 5-10 days, depending on current demand and availability.
- Step 4.
Treatment day
On the day of treatment you can choose to come to our hospital location or use our free transportation to and from our clinic in Istanbul. Our driver will pick you up at your desired location and accompany you to our clinic, where the specialist will administer the treatment, and then take you safely back.
- Step 5.
Follow-up care
Our follow-up specialist will contact you according to our follow-up schedule to ensure you have all the resources you need for maximum benefits. Your well-being and satisfaction are our top priority.
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Can stem cell therapy cure my Facet Syndrome?
An improvement in symptoms is different from a cure. Whether stem cell therapy is a reasonable option for you depends on your diagnosis, previous treatment and the evidence for the proposed protocol. Discuss realistic goals and how progress would be measured; an individual outcome cannot be guaranteed.
Discuss pain, mobility and activity tolerance separately. Less pain does not automatically mean that cartilage, a tendon or other tissue has demonstrably regenerated.
How effective is this stem cell treatment for Facet Syndrome?
Potential outcomes vary between people and treatment protocols. Your assessment should cover specific goals, the available research and the remaining uncertainties. Agree on when and how results will be assessed. Another patient’s experience cannot reliably predict your own outcome.
Discuss pain, mobility and activity tolerance separately. Less pain does not automatically mean that cartilage, a tendon or other tissue has demonstrably regenerated.
How is my suitability assessed?
Medical assessment comes before treatment planning. Share your diagnosis, current symptoms, medication, previous treatments and available test results. The specialist considers potential benefits, risks and alternatives. Further assessment may be needed, and treatment may not be appropriate.
How much does treatment cost, and what is included?
Costs depend on your assessment and the proposed treatment plan. Request an itemised quotation before making a decision.
The existing treatment information includes transport to and from the clinic, specialist treatment, a personal contact and follow-up. Confirm the exact arrangements in your quotation.
Before booking, request a written quotation covering treatment, tests, transport and follow-up. Confirm whether travel, accommodation, extra sessions and additional care are included. Insurance reimbursement is not automatic; check this with your insurer in advance.
