Is stem cell therapy safe?

Using your own cells means there is no risk of immune rejection and no donor-derived material involved. The preparation happens in the clinic under sterile conditions, and the cells are delivered the same day.

Most patients experience some soreness and swelling at the collection and injection sites for a few days. That is a normal part of the healing response, and it typically settles on its own.

As with any injection, there is a small risk of infection, bleeding, or nerve irritation. Your provider reviews your history and medications to reduce these risks and tells you what to watch for after treatment.

Safety is not a single answer; it depends on your health, your condition, and the skill of the team. A thorough consultation and honest screening are the first steps, which is exactly how every visit at Aloha Stem Cell begins.