Cellular regeneration occurs naturally in the human body through a variety of mechanisms that give it the ability to treat and cure itself from diseases, injuries and foreign bodies. Stem cells are responsible for some of these mechanisms. These are special cells that can originate any other type of cell in the body, replace those cells that die, and secrete molecules that regulate the immune system and activate the body’s self-healing systems, propitiating the regeneration of damage caused by illness, trauma or aging.

At Iuvenis Clinic, we use allogeneic cells (derived from a variety of healthy donors)because we can track and guarantee their optimal therapeutic quality. The stem cells used at our clinic are derived from donated, healthy umbilical cords, specifically in the connective tissue surrounding it known as the Wharton’s jelly. Umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells (UC-MSCs) are an ethical alternative to other allogeneic sources and have been proven to be highly potent, safe, and easily assimilated into the recipient’s body. In addition, we pair exosomes with stem cells to support the growth, development, and organization of new tissues. They play a key role in cell-to-cell communication by carrying and delivering proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, and other signaling molecules to other cells. With the use of exosomes, we also modulate the immune responses of the body and relieve the inflammatory processes that usually are the cause of illness. The combination of UC-MSCs and exosomes create highly effective, potent cells to treat a great variety of conditions.