Typical age-related problems

Osteoarthritis of Major Joints

Knee, Hip Joint, Shoulder Joint. By age 65, radiographic signs of osteoarthritis are present in 80% of the population. Standard path: NSAIDs - hyaluronic acid - cortisone - joint replacement. Regenerative treatment breaks this cycle: Effect on cartilage tissue.

Spinal Stenosis

Canal narrowing with nerve compression. Leg pain while walking (neurogenic claudication). Surgery (decompression/spinal fusion) is risky in elderly patients. Regenerative treatment: reduction of inflammation and edema, increase in effective lumen.

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Osteoporosis and Its Consequences

Vertebral compression fractures, joint fragility. Regenerative treatment: stimulation of osteoblasts, acceleration of micropathologic fracture healing, joint regeneration in the setting of osteoporosis.

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Rotator Cuff

Degenerative rotator cuff tears after 60 - in 30% of the population. Surgical repair in elderly: high re-tear rate (up to 50%). Regenerative treatment: regeneration of partial and small full-thickness tears.

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Why regenerative treatment is ideal for 60+

Without General Anesthesia

General anesthesia in elderly: increased risk of cognitive impairment, cardiovascular complications, pneumonia. Regenerative treatment: local anesthesia only. Patient remains conscious and communicates with the doctor.

Without Hospitalization

Hospitalization in elderly: risk of nosocomial infections, thromboembolism, disorientation. Regenerative treatment: outpatient, home the same day. Minimal disruption of daily routine.

Stem Cells Do Not Age

MFAT (adipose tissue) maintains high MSC concentration with age. Unlike bone marrow, where stem cell numbers decrease 10-fold by age 60, adipose tissue remains a rich source.

Delay of Joint Replacement

In patients 60-75 years, regenerative treatment provides complete tissue regeneration with a lifelong effect. In stages I–III, it is a full alternative to joint replacement. Prosthesis has limited lifespan (15–20 years), so preserving the native joint is critically important.

Compatibility with Chronic Diseases

Safe with: diabetes, hypertension, CAD, arrhythmia, COPD, mild-moderate chronic kidney disease. Caution: anticoagulant therapy (coordinate discontinuation), immunosuppression.

85%Effectiveness in 60+
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Questions

Are there age restrictions?

No upper limit. Patients 70-85 years successfully undergo. Stem cells from adipose tissue retain function with age.

Can joint replacement be avoided?

For osteoarthritis stages 1–3 — yes. Regenerative treatment provides complete tissue regeneration with a lifelong effect, making joint replacement unnecessary in most cases. For stage 4 — joint replacement is necessary.

Is regenerative treatment safe for patients with diabetes and hypertension?

Yes. Local anesthesia, no general anesthesia. Safe with controlled chronic diseases. Caution with anticoagulants - discontinuation must be coordinated.

How quickly do elderly patients recover?

Rest for 1-2 days. Walking without restrictions from day 3. Full regeneration effect within 3-6 months (slightly longer than in younger patients).