Medical disclaimer

Information only

The content on My Stem Cell Guide, including clinic profiles, treatment descriptions, case studies, and patient reviews, is provided for general informational purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not a substitute for the advice of a qualified healthcare professional.

No endorsement or guarantee

Listing or verification of a clinic does not constitute an endorsement of the safety or efficacy of any treatment. Regenerative and stem cell therapies may be experimental or unproven, and regulations vary by country. Individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.

Provider- and patient-supplied content

Treatment descriptions and case studies are supplied by clinics or patients and are labelled as such. Reviews reflect individual experiences and are not typical or guaranteed.

Regulatory status varies by country

Many therapies described on this site are not approved by the FDA, the EMA or an equivalent regulator for the conditions patients ask about. What a clinic may legally offer changes from country to country, so a treatment that is routine in one place can be unavailable or unlawful in another. A clinic operating within its own country's rules has satisfied that regulator. Nothing more follows from it. That is not evidence a treatment is effective, and this site does not assess effectiveness.

Prices are indicative

The price ranges here come from the clinics and change without notice. Use them to compare, not as a quote. What you are actually charged depends on your diagnosis, the protocol, how many sessions are involved and what the clinic folds into its figure. Get the total, and what it covers, in writing from the clinic before you commit.

Reviews are individual experiences

A review describes what happened to one person. It is not a clinical outcome measure, it does not predict your result, and where there are only a handful of them a single review moves the average a long way. Read them for texture on communication, facilities and aftercare. Do not read them as proof a treatment works.

Travelling for treatment

Considering treatment abroad? Settle three things before you fly: who is responsible if a complication develops after you get back, what follow-up is included, and whether your own insurer or doctor will pick up the aftermath. Those answers are often what separates a manageable problem from an expensive one.

Always consult a physician

Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read on My Stem Cell Guide. Always consult a licensed physician before making any treatment decision. In a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services.