What is the recovery/down time?

The recovery process varies for each patient. Your doctor will determine the best treatment option for you.Your doctor will help determine what activities you can perform and put you on an appropriate treatment plan. Patients should not engage in strenuous activity for at least 1-2 weeks following the procedure.

How many procedures have been performed?

More than 30,000 Lipogems procedures have been performed worldwide, and your physician can speak with you about the possible outcomes associated with this procedure.

Are there reasons that you may not be a candidate for Lipogems?

You may not be a candidate for Lipogems if: You currently have a systemic infection. You suffer from an autoimmune disease. You currently are taking blood thinners or anti-coagulation medication. You are being treated for any other malignancy or blood borne disease. You have an allergy to Lidocaine. You are currently breastfeeding or plan to begin breastfeeding in the near future. You have undergone previous abdominal surgery. You have a hematologic condition.

Will I be receiving my own cells or will they come from another person?

Your own fat cells are the best cells. Your own fat will have less likelihood for rejection.

What is used in joint fluid replacement?

When reintroducing synovial fluid back into the joint, hyaluronic acid is used. Hyaluronic acid is a chemical substance that helps various parts of the body bind and retain water. In this case, hyaluronic acid helps to lubricate the joint, which minimizes friction and promotes healing.

Are hyaluronic acid injections painful?

It depends on the person’s pain tolerance. Some people can stand needles better than others. Some doctors use a local anesthetic to help reduce the pain, but the pain is manageable even without the anesthetic.

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