Patients may experience some mild discomfort during the bone marrow extraction and injection, but these sensations are generally well-managed. Local anesthetics and Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) are available to ensure a more comfortable experience.

Results vary depending on the area treated and the individual’s overall health. Some patients begin to notice improvement within weeks, while others may take several months as the body’s natural healing process takes time to work effectively.

Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) Treatment is a regenerative therapy that utilizes stem cells, growth factors, and proteins found in your bone marrow to promote tissue repair and healing. Bone marrow contains biologically active components that play a crucial role in maintaining health. These components are concentrated into an injectable solution and administered to help restore function and reduce pain.

Because the therapy uses cells from your own body, the risk of adverse reactions is low. However, you may experience temporary discomfort or swelling at the injection site. As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks, which will be discussed during your consultation.

While cortisone shots provide temporary pain relief by reducing inflammation, Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) Treatment promotes long-term healing and tissue regeneration. This therapy addresses the underlying cause of pain rather than just masking symptoms, making it a more durable solution for many conditions.

Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) Treatment involves extracting a small amount of bone marrow, typically from the hip bone, using a minimally invasive procedure. The bone marrow is processed to concentrate the biologically active components, including stem cells, growth factors, and cytokines. This solution is then precisely injected into the affected area using ultrasound or X-ray guidance to support the body’s natural healing processes and promote tissue regeneration.

If you are dealing with joint pain, osteoarthritis, or chronic tendon injuries and other treatments have been unsuccessful, Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) Treatment may be an option for you. Patients seeking to avoid invasive surgery, cortisone injections, or long-term use of pain medications are often good candidates. A consultation with our specialists can determine whether this therapy is suitable for your condition.

Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) Treatment can be applied to many areas of the body, including joints, tendons, ligaments, and muscles. It is commonly used to treat injuries and conditions in the neck, back, shoulder, hip, knee, and other regions.

A typical Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) Treatment session takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. This includes the extraction of bone marrow, processing to concentrate the therapeutic components, and the injection procedure. The time may vary depending on the number of areas being treated and the complexity of the condition. Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) may be offered to reduce anxiety and minimize the need for local anesthetics.

Depending on the treatment area and extent of the procedure, it is often recommended to have someone drive you home, especially if sedation or Nitrous Oxide was used during the procedure.

Yes, both English and Spanish are spoken in our office.

Our physicians or staff is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call our main office number, (972) 475-8914, for assistance anytime. Prescriptions are refilled during office hours only.

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Rockwall Regenerative Medicine is affiliated with: Presbyterian Hospital at Rockwall, Lake Pointe Medical Center, Baylor Surgicenter at Heath, and Baylor Surgicenter at Rockwall.

Yes, Rockwall Regenerative Medicine can accommodate such requests.

Rockwall Regenerative Medicine treats patients of all ages, from children (with specific conditions) to seniors. Our regenerative medicine treatments, including options like PRP, stem cell therapy, and other healing therapies, are typically recommended for adults and older teenagers with musculoskeletal injuries or degenerative conditions. For younger patients, treatment options are carefully evaluated by our medical team to ensure the best approach for their age and needs.

Rockwall Regenerative Medicine is continuously accepting new patients. To make an appointment, please call (972)475-8914.

Rockwall Regenerative Medicine’s main office is located at 3136 Horizon Rd., Suite 100, Rockwall, TX 75032, within the Lake Pointe Orthopaedics facility. We also have locations in Richardson, Kaufman, and Greenville, TX.

Rockwall Regenerative Medicine requires a consent form that is signed by either the patient or the patient's legal guardian.

PRP contains over 1500 proteins called growth factors, which may aid in healing and inflammation of soft tissue injuries and arthritis. After drawing your blood, unwanted white and red blood cells are removed, concentrating platelets and plasma. This purified plasma solution is precisely injected to potentially trigger the body’s natural healing process.

There is minimal downtime associated with PRP injections, and most people can expect to return to daily activities shortly following their procedure. It's common to experience mild tenderness at the injection site, which is normal and typically resolves within a few days. The recovery time necessary before returning to strenuous use of the treated area will depend on the region treated and the extent of the injury. Oftentimes, because PRP is a natural therapy, the body will provide patients with true feedback regarding when to advance specific activities.

If you are experiencing joint pain, osteoarthritis, or chronic tendon pain, you should learn more about PRP treatments. If physical therapy has failed to bring adequate relief, or you prefer to avoid cortisone and pain medications; you may be a candidate for PRP injections. A consultation with our team of physicians will explain whether PRP injections could be an effective treatment for you.

Depending on the injection site and the overall health of the individual it may take several weeks of optimal results as the body takes time to heal naturally. Injections into joints or muscles tend to exhibit signs of healing faster than tendons which have less circulation.

PRP can be used in most areas of the body to help potentially accelerate healing and reduce pain. PRP is frequently injected directly into involved joints, muscle, tendons, ligaments, and nerves.

This varies for every individual and the injection site. Some mild discomfort or tenderness at the injection site is normal and typically subsides within a few days. To minimize discomfort during the injection process, we offer local anesthetics.

Typical treatment takes an around 30-minutes. The time includes the drawing of blood and separating the platelets as well as the administration of any local anesthetics and the injections.

As the injection contains your own blood platelets it is unlikely that you will experience adverse reactions. There may be temporary discomfort associated with the injection sites as well as some pain or inflammation for the first few days. As with many medical procedures there are associated risks which should be discussed with your physician prior to undergoing treatment.

PRP stands for “platelet rich plasma.” Platelets are the body’s natural wound healers, found in the blood’s plasma, along with red and white blood cells. Platelets contain proteins called growth factors. These proteins play a key role in the healing process. With this treatment your body’s own platelets are concentrated into an injectable solution to trigger the natural reparative process.

Both PRP therapy and cortisone shots address joint pain and inflammation but work differently. Cortisone provides quick, temporary relief by reducing inflammation, though repeated use may weaken tissues. PRP uses your own platelets to promote healing and regeneration, offering longer-lasting benefits. While cortisone is ideal for short-term relief, PRP supports long-term recovery and joint health. Our team can help determine which treatment best suits your needs.

No, you won’t need someone to drive you home. Depending on the area being treated and the extent of the treatment, most patients can safely drive themselves.