REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
Regenerative medicine includes all therapies that through different mechanisms improve cellular function. Among them we have the drips or serum therapy, where we will perform intravenous applications with different vitamins, minerals, coenzymes, etc. to improve cellular functionality by providing the nutrients it needs or otherwise the placement of micronutrients, vitamins and minerals intramuscularly. The fourth generation platelet-rich plasma that, through platelet degranulation and release of growth factors modulates inflammatory processes and induces tissue repair.
There are also different types of cellular therapies where, by means of injections of split, broken or lysed embryonic cells, we provide the organism with this young material to be incorporated into our cells when they carry out their cellular division.
There are other cell therapies where we collect stem cells from adipose tissue and use them to regenerate a joint or through a serum for stimulation and general regeneration of the entire body. Lastly, within regenerative medicine are exosomes, the most advanced in regenerative medicine and already the medicine of today and tomorrow. Exosomes are small cellular vesicles that form part of the secretome of the stem cell and have the advantage of acting at a distance, of not presenting antigens on their surface, which means that they can be separated and amplified in the laboratory and used in any patient who needs them, since they do not generate rejection or allergic reactions.
