Do stem cell treatments use embryonic stem cells?

No. The stem cell treatments offered at Aloha Stem Cell use cells collected from your own body, not from embryos and not from donors. This is called an autologous approach.

The phrase stem cells often brings to mind embryonic stem cell research, which is a different field entirely. Embryonic stem cells come from early-stage embryos and are used in laboratory research, not in the treatments discussed at our clinic.

The cells used in regenerative treatments are adult stem cells found in your own bone marrow and fat tissue. They are collected with a small sample, prepared in the clinic, and delivered back to you the same day.

If the source of the cells matters to you, ask directly. At Aloha Stem Cell, the answer is always the same: the material comes from your own body, and no donor or embryonic material is involved.