Dr. med. Matthias Schmied (Specialist FMH for Orthopaedic Surgery)

Regenerative Stem Cell Therapy for Joint Pain

Discover the power of your own cells

Stem cell therapy is an innovative and safe method for treating painful orthopedic conditions—particularly osteoarthritis and cartilage degeneration. The therapy is based on the body’s own cells, which are harvested from adipose tissue and used specifically to promote regeneration.

Adipose tissue contains valuable regenerative cells that have anti-inflammatory effects and can actively support the healing process. Stem cell therapy harnesses this natural potential to relieve pain, improve joint function, and slow the breakdown of cartilage—all without the use of foreign substances or medications.

The treatment is minimally invasive, can be carried out on an outpatient basis and is particularly suitable for patients who are looking for a gentle, biological alternative to conventional therapies.

 
 

How Stem Cell Therapy Works

  1. Fat harvesting: A small amount of fatty tissue is harvested in a minimally invasive procedure.

  2. Therapy: The prepared tissue is injected directly into the affected joint.

  3. Preservation: The remaining portion is sent to a certified Swiss GMP laboratory and cryopreserved.

  4. For the future: Your own "young" cells today will be available to you again later.

In a conversation with Dr. med. Matthias Schmied you will learn which treatment options are possible.


Stem Cell Therapy: Treatment Process


 

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Simply freeze cellular age - for later

Part of the removed fatty tissue is cryopreserved. This preserves the regenerative potential of your cells for future applications - in exactly the state they are in today. Freeze time - for a healthy future.

Today's cells - tomorrow's healing
Thanks to cryopreservation, the removed lipoaspirate can be used for later treatments - without the need to remove fat tissue again.

Autologous fat therapy - for a better future
This therapy is primarily used to treat joint wear and tear. The aim is to

  • Relieve pain

  • Improve joint function

  • Build up tissue around the joint

In combination with enriched blood plasma, the body's own cells support natural regeneration, have an anti-inflammatory effect and contribute to cartilage protection.