Meet Our Team
Doctor Muhammad Latif
FCPS Ortheopaedic Surgeon
Saturday
© 1:30РМ 10 4РМ 4PM
Specialization in Treating
Knee Pain Musculo-skeletal
Back Pain
Shoulder Pain
Oste
Neck Pain
Tennis Elbow
Joint Pain
Frozen Shoulder
Hip Pain
Muscular Dys
Wrist Pain
Diabetic Foot
Doctor Ambreen Farhan
Ortopadeic Surgeon
MBBS, FCPS
Stem cell therapy and PRP Consultant
available on Suday
2:00PM To 4:00 PM
Doctor Ambreen Bhutto
Dr. Ambreen Bhutto Cynecologist
Specialization in Treating
PRP and Stem Cell treatment for Ovary and Uterus
Rejuvenation
On call daily
2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Our Treatments and Services
We Understand Your Pain
Orthopaedic
Frozen shoulder
Stem cell therapy for frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) is a regenerative medicine approach that injects a concentration of your body's own healing cells (from bone marrow or fat) into the shoulder joint to reduce inflammation, promote tissue repair, and restore movement, aiming to avoid surgery by stimulating the body's natural healing, though effectiveness and candidacy vary. While some clinics report good outcomes, it's a developing field, and outcomes depend on the severity of damage, with some studies showing significant pain relief and functional improvement.
Shoulder Pain
If you injure your shoulder, or if you have tendons or ligaments that have become inflamed, stem cell therapy may help. It uses your body's own stem cells to help heal shoulder damage. It may help you avoid surgery.
Osteoarthritis
Stem cell therapy is a new and promising form of therapy for osteoarthritis. In our orthopedic area, joint treatment is paramount. In addition to tissue renewal, this also inhibits inflammation. As a result of this combination, this therapy reduces pain and thus increases exercise capacity again.
Stem cell therapy is a new and promising form of therapy for osteoarthritis. In our orthopedic area, joint treatment is paramount. In addition to tissue renewal, this also inhibits inflammation. As a result of this combination, this therapy reduces pain and thus increases exercise capacity again.
Backpain Treatment
Stem cell therapy for back pain uses your body's own regenerative power to repair damaged spinal discs and tissues, acting as a minimally invasive alternative to surgery for conditions like degenerative disc disease or herniated discs by reducing inflammation and promoting new cell growth, offering potential long-term relief with minimal downtime, though ongoing clinical trials are defining its full effectiveness.
Knee Treatment
Stem cell therapy offers a less invasive alternative to knee surgery for chronic and severe knee pain due to arthritis, degenerative conditions, or injuries. Benefits include minimal recovery time, lower risks compared to surgery, and the potential to regenerate knee joint tissue naturally
Cervical
Stem cell therapy for cervical (neck) issues uses the body's own regenerative power to potentially repair damaged discs, reduce inflammation from arthritis or injuries (like whiplash/herniated discs), and promote tissue healing, offering a non-surgical way to relieve chronic neck pain, stiffness, and improve function by injecting cells into the spine to regenerate cartilage and reduce inflammation. While showing promise in clinical studies for conditions like degenerative disc disease, cervical arthritis, and sprains, most treatments are investigational and offered through specialized centers, not fully FDA-approved for the spine yet, focusing on natural repair rather than masking symptoms.
Sciatic pain
General Wellbeing
Diabetic neuropathy
Stem cell therapy shows great promise for diabetic neuropathy (DN) by repairing damaged nerves, reducing inflammation, and improving blood flow through nerve regeneration, growth factor secretion, and immune modulation, with animal studies demonstrating nerve repair and function restoration, though clinical challenges like safety and delivery methods are still being researched for widespread human use.
Stroke
Stem cell therapy for stroke is an experimental and promising field of regenerative medicine that is primarily available through clinical trials or specialized clinics outside of standard medical practice. It is not yet a universally approved or standard treatment, but research indicates a strong safety profile and potential for improving functional recovery, particularly when combined with conventional rehabilitation.
Diabetic feet
Stem cell therapy for diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) is a promising, advanced treatment that helps heal chronic wounds by promoting new blood vessel growth (angiogenesis), reducing inflammation, and regenerating tissue, often serving as an alternative to amputation for severe cases where traditional methods fail. Using cells from bone marrow, fat, or umbilical cord, therapies stimulate the body's own repair, improving circulation and creating a better healing environment, though standard protocols are still evolving.
Fibromyalgia
Stem cell therapy for fibromyalgia is an emerging, experimental treatment option within regenerative medicine that focuses on modulating the immune system and repairing nerve tissue, rather than just managing symptoms. While it is not a universally accepted cure, small-scale studies and patient testimonials report promising results in reducing chronic pain and improving quality of life.
Ozone Therapy
Ozone therapy uses a mixture of oxygen and ozone gas (O3cap O sub 3 𝑂3) for medical purposes, aiming to improve oxygen delivery, stimulate healing, and fight infections by triggering anti-inflammatory and immune responses, often applied for joint pain (osteoarthritis), back issues, and chronic conditions, though it's an alternative practice with debates over safety, requiring caution as ozone itself is toxic if inhaled directly. It's used in dentistry for decay, orthopedics for pain, and in alternative medicine for various disorders, but regulatory bodies like the FDA warn against it due to insufficient evidence for safety and efficacy in some applications, emphasizing proper, controlled methods.
Cosmatice
Skin regeneration
Stem cell skin regeneration uses the body's own regenerative power to repair, rejuvenate, and restore skin by replacing old cells, boosting collagen/elastin, and improving texture, elasticity, and tone, often via injections of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) from fat or bone marrow, offering natural anti-aging, wound healing, and treatment for sun damage, though research continues to optimize tissue-engineered skin grafts for burns.
Skin Whitening drips
A skin whitening drip, often a glutathione IV, delivers antioxidants like glutathione and Vitamin C directly into the bloodstream to reduce melanin, aiming for lighter, brighter, and more even skin tone by preventing dark spots and pigmentation. While popular for quick radiance and hydration, these treatments carry risks like allergic reactions, potential liver/kidney strain, and require regular sessions for maintenance, with results varying greatly by individual.
Hair growth PRP
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy for hair growth uses your own concentrated platelets from your blood, injected into the scalp to stimulate dormant hair follicles with growth factors, potentially increasing hair density and thickness, especially for androgenetic alopecia and alopecia areata, requiring multiple sessions and maintenance treatments for results. It's considered safe as it uses your own blood but can involve discomfort, varies in effectiveness, and isn't a one-time cure, needing regular upkeep for sustained results.
Hydra facial
A HydraFacial is a multi-step, non-invasive skin treatment that uses a patented device to cleanse, exfoliate, extract impurities, and hydrate skin by infusing serums, offering immediate results like improved texture, radiance, and hydration with no downtime. It's a customized procedure, suitable for most skin types, that deep cleans pores using a vortex suction wand, removes debris, and delivers antioxidants, peptides, and hyaluronic acid for glowing, healthy skin.
Infertility treatment
Female infertility
Stem cell therapy for female infertility shows promise by aiming to rejuvenate ovaries, improve egg quality, and repair uterine lining, primarily using a patient's own bone marrow or fat-derived mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), injected into ovaries or uterus, potentially restarting ovarian function, improving follicle growth, and helping with conditions like premature ovarian failure, PCOS, or thin endometrium, though success varies and it's often used alongside or after conventional treatments like IVF, with ongoing research exploring different cell types (like menstrual blood stem cells) and protocols.
