Peripheral Neuropathy

How Your Own Stem Cells Support Healing for Peripheral Neuropathy

Reduced Neuropathic Pain

SVF and ADSC therapies have shown significant reductions in nerve pain, with up to 60% improvement reported in clinical studies.

Restored Sensory Function

Patients regained sensation to temperature, touch, and pain in affected areas, showing the ability of stem cells to help regenerate damaged nerves.

Improved Blood Flow and Nerve Healing

SVF promotes angiogenesis—new blood vessel growth—which enhances circulation and supports long-term nerve recovery, especially in diabetic neuropathy.

Safe, Minimally Invasive Relief

Therapies using your own cells consistently show no serious side effects, offering a safe option without immunologic risk.

Research confirms ADSCs reduce inflammation, repair cartilage, and improve function.

PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 2023 – Sirait et al. (Leprosy Neuropathy)

Study Summary:

SVF injections in patients with leprosy-related neuropathy improved thermal and pain sensation in multiple nerve branches and reduced neuropathic pain scores.

Results at 3 months:

PainDETECT scores dropped by up to 60%; touch and temperature sensation improved in most tested areas.

(Source: PLOS NTD)

Stem Cells International, 2014 – SVF for Trigeminal Neuropathic Pain

Study Summary:

Ten women with chronic facial nerve pain received autologous SVF injections; over half reported pain reduction and lower reliance on medications.

Results at 6 months:

Average pain score dropped from 7.5 to 4.3 (a 43% reduction); no adverse events were reported across 41 injection sites.

(Source: PMC)

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