Is treatment possible on the day of collection?
No — the clinic lists about one month for culture. Testing, fat collection, separation, culture and quality checks precede administration.
REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
Skin changes & chronic pain consultation
Cells from the patient's fat are cultured for administration. The clinic describes skin injections and chronic-pain infusions; eligibility and evidence are indication-specific. Indicative targets include pain lasting or recurring beyond three months, or continuing more than a month after its cause has healed.
Consultation and tests, collection of about 1–2 g of abdominal fat, culture, quality checks, administration and follow-up. The clinic lists about one month for culture; it is not a same-day treatment.
Follow-up assesses response and adverse effects. Benefit, duration and repeat treatment cannot be guaranteed; plan for the complete course.
Discuss collection/injection pain, bleeding, infection and fever. Autologous does not mean risk-free; confirm processing controls and emergency arrangements.
Selected published fees, in Japanese yen including tax—not a complete price range or total quote. Elective self-pay care is not covered by Japanese public insurance. Confirm eligibility, session count and consultation, anaesthesia, test and medicine charges.
| Item & conditions | Fee, tax included |
|---|---|
| Stem-cell care / initial consultation | ¥11,000 |
| Stem cells / local skin injection, 25 million cells | ¥1,331,000 |
| Stem cells / chronic pain infusion, 100 million cells | ¥1,881,000 |
The published stem-cell administration fees include tests, fat collection and culture. Repeat treatment and patients without Japanese public health insurance have different prices. Interpreting requires advance booking and an extra fee. Supernatant/exosome efficacy and safety remain uncertain.
All clinic fees & conditions (Japanese) (opens in a new tab)No — the clinic lists about one month for culture. Testing, fat collection, separation, culture and quality checks precede administration.
Benefit, duration and the need for repeat treatment cannot be guaranteed; plan for the complete course from collection to follow-up.