Stem cell and exosome joint injections are regenerative medical therapies used to support healing in joints, tendons, and ligaments affected by injury or age-related changes. These treatments require a clinical evaluation to determine whether biologic therapy is appropriate and safe based on imaging, health history, and functional limitations.

Clinical Expertise

Dr. Judith Rubin performs medical evaluations for patients considering regenerative joint therapy. The process includes reviewing symptoms, range of motion, imaging when available, medications, and underlying health conditions. Recommendations are individualized and follow standard medical decision-making rather than generic protocols.

Conditions Evaluated for Joint Injections

Patients may be evaluated for biologic joint injections when they have:
• Knee osteoarthritis
• Hip osteoarthritis
• Shoulder degeneration or rotator cuff involvement
• Pain or limited function in the wrist, ankle, or thumb
• Tendon or ligament irritation
• Meniscal irritation or partial tears
• Chronic overuse or soft-tissue strain

Eligibility depends on severity, structural findings, comorbidities, and response to conservative treatment.

How Biologic Injections Work

Stem cells and exosomes contain signaling molecules that may help guide the body’s own repair processes. The goal is to support tissue recovery and help manage inflammation. Results vary based on the underlying condition and individual biology, and no specific outcome is guaranteed.

What Happens During the Medical Consultation

Your consultation includes a review of imaging, a physical examination, and a discussion of symptoms and daily limitations. Medications and supplements are reviewed to identify interactions or contraindications. Your provider explains risks, uncertainties, treatment alternatives, and the logic behind whether regenerative injections are medically reasonable.

If you want to know whether stem cell or exosome joint injections are appropriate for your condition, the next step is to schedule a consultation with one of our medical providers. This visit gives you a personalized assessment and a clear plan based on your individual health needs.

What to Expect During the Injection Visit

• Performed in-office
• Temporary joint discomfort is possible
• Activity modifications may be recommended
• Follow-up evaluation is part of the care plan

There is no universal recovery timeline because individual response varies.

Safety and Screening Protocols

Screening includes checking for infection, severe degenerative changes, systemic inflammatory conditions, recent corticosteroid injections, medications affecting healing, and any medical issues that alter risk. When regenerative therapy is not appropriate, alternatives are discussed.

Authoritativeness and Transparency

Regenerative joint injections are provided within a medical setting under physician oversight. Dr. Rubin offers evidence-informed recommendations, clarifies what is known and emerging in the field, and avoids overstating results. Treatment decisions are based on clinical appropriateness and patient-specific factors.

Contact Nouveau MedSpas today to schedule your consultation and explore how regenerative medicine might offer a new pathway to support well-being.

*Individual results may vary and are not guaranteed