Struggling with nagging knee or back pain that slows you down?
Do you feel younger than you look and wish there was a way to revitalize the outside to match how you feel on the inside?
Want to keep your edge as you age and rejuvenate your body in a non-evasive way?
Regenerative Medicine is an innovative new specialty that helps the body repair or regrows damaged tissue, activating the body’s own healing abilities to slow down tissue degeneration that comes with aging, to resolve pain, injuries, and disease more effectively.
Regenerative medicine is an emerging specialty branch of medicine that leverages a variety of treatment modalities to regenerate your body in many ways, including joint aging that can affect quality of life, joint and musculoskeletal pain, skin tone, and hair growth.
By accelerating your innate healing capacity without subjecting you to the side effects of toxic prescription drugs and complications from more invasive surgeries, regenerative medicine helps our more physically active patients fast-track the healing they desire.
Regenerative Medicine done well requires a complete treatment plan to rebuild your body and optimize long-term function.
At Halo Concierge Health, we not only specialize in regenerative medicine but also integrate a functional medicine approach to explore the deeper underlying factors inhibiting your body’s ability to heal in the first place.
Our providers bring training across rehabilitative and integrative medicine, coordinating your care alongside a team experienced with situations like yours.
After your regenerative medicine treatment, physical rehabilitation along with easy-to-follow lifestyle modifications will be prescribed to help you regain your strength, coordination, and vitality.
For adults, and older adults the goal is to minimize pain and disability, regain better movement and function, and incorporate the correct nutritional and fitness maintenance program to enhance your quality of life.
Regenerative medicine is effective for issues that are already present, yet its greatest value lies in prevention, using proactive treatment to keep these problems from developing at all.
Our two-fold approach covers holistic pain relief to boost recovery from acute injury while creating a more healing environment to prevent recurring injury.
By enhancing your overall health and accelerating your body’s innate healing capacity through a dual functional medicine + regenerative medicine approach, we focus on healing the underlying problem, not simply masking the symptoms.
Your plan is individualized and medically supervised. We review medications (anticoagulants/antiplatelets), bleeding risk, immune status, pregnancy/breastfeeding, active infection, poorly controlled diabetes, and cancer history before proceeding. We use ultrasound guidance when appropriate, sterile technique, and a start-low/go-slow dosing philosophy.
Most “stem cell” and many amniotic/placental products are not FDA-approved for orthopedic indications; we do not recommend unapproved uses outside regulated studies. Expect post-procedure activity modifications; avoid NSAIDs around biologic injections unless clinically indicated. Seek prompt care for fever, escalating redness, severe pain, or neurologic changes after a procedure.
It’s care that nudges your body to repair itself. Instead of masking pain, we use biologic signals (e.g., your own platelets) and targeted rehab to help damaged tissues heal and function better.
Common options include platelet-rich plasma (PRP), prolotherapy (dextrose), extracorporeal shockwave therapy, low-level/photobiomodulation laser, and structured rehabilitation. Some clinics also offer cell-based products; most are investigational in the U.S.
Tendinopathies (tennis elbow, jumper’s knee, plantar fasciitis), partial-thickness muscle/ligament injuries, mild–moderate osteoarthritis, and persistent soft-tissue pain are the best-supported use cases.
Biologic repair takes time. Some people notice change in 2–6 weeks; collagen remodeling and strength gains typically unfold over 8–16+ weeks alongside rehab.
Yes–outcomes are best when injections or device-based care are paired with graded loading, mobility work, and movement re-education.
No. PRP concentrates platelets and growth factors from your blood. “Stem cell” is a broad term for cell-based products; most are not FDA-approved for orthopedic use outside clinical trials.
Sometimes it helps you avoid or delay surgery, especially for tendons and early OA. For full-thickness tears or advanced joint collapse, surgery may still be the right path.
Depends on the tissue and severity: often 1–3 PRP/prolotherapy sessions spaced weeks apart, plus a progressive rehab plan.
Temporary soreness or swelling is common after biologic injections; serious complications are rare with proper technique and screening.
History, exam, imaging as needed, and your goals. We match the modality to the tissue, load tolerance, and healing stage, then pair it with a phased rehab roadmap.
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Halo Concierge Health is located in Raleigh, NC and serves practice members throughout North Carolina and Virginia. These areas include but are not limited to Raleigh, Wake Forest, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Morrisville, Apex, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Clayton, Rolesville, Zebulon, and Mebane with options for follow-up telemedicine appointments.