Frequently Asked Questions​

Our scans do not use any contrast dyes. 

LifeGenix regenerative treatments are designed to address common orthopedic conditions and help patients avoid surgery by using their own body’s cells. On some procedures, our physicians will use image-guided technology to precisely inject customized concentrations of cells, from your own body fat “Love handles” (called adipose) into the area of injury, promoting healing and recovery.

Determining if a LifeGenix regenerative treatment is appropriate for you begins with understanding your candidacy. During your consultation, a physician will evaluate your condition, discuss whether you are a good candidate for regenerative treatment, and answer any questions.

Common reasons patients explore LifeGenix treatments include:

• A condition that hasn’t improved with conventional treatments.
• Uncertainty about a diagnosis or treatment plan from another doctor.
• A desire to avoid surgery or prefer a less invasive option.
• Interest in using your own cells for treatment, avoiding implants or tissue removal.

While LifeGenix treatments can improve joint function and reduce pain, no medical procedure can guarantee full restoration to pre-injury condition. Each patient’s response is unique. We provide results data based on patient experiences, showing improvements in pain reduction and joint function over time. Our physicians will discuss expected outcomes specific to your condition.

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services guidelines, our reported complications have been mild to moderate and are rare.

LifeGenix treatments using their own cells from their body fat around the “love Handles” (adipose)  are performed with patient comfort in mind. Local anesthesia is used to numb the treatment area, and in some cases, patients may receive a sedative to alleviate anxiety. Following the procedure, soreness at the injection site is normal, and your physician may recommend pain relievers and activity restrictions for optimal recovery.

Most patients can return to light daily activities within 5-7 days, with full recovery for sports or intense activity typically occurring in 6-8 weeks. Your physician will provide personalized post-procedure recommendations based on your specific treatment and condition.

In some cases, multiple areas can be treated simultaneously. This depends on factors such as the amount of body fat required, physician evaluation, and patient comfort. Your physician will determine the best approach during your consultatio

LifeGenix procedures exclusively use your body’s own cells. Unlike products that are manufactured from birth tissues and falsely marketed as “stem cells,” our treatments involve harvesting and concentrating your own cells to address your specific condition.

Several factors, such as the severity of the injury and the patient’s lifestyle, can influence how long results last. Your physician will discuss expectations based on your individual case.

You can schedule a consultation by calling us at 972-236-3333 or requesting an appointment online. A LifeGenix team member will contact you to confirm the details and answer any questions you may have.

During your consultation, the physician will evaluate your injury, review your imaging results (such as an MRI), and use advanced diagnostic methods to pinpoint the source of pain. You’ll receive a detailed explanation of your condition, treatment options, and candidacy for regenerative procedures.

Your physician may recommend supportive care such as physical therapy, home exercises, or myofascial release to enhance recovery after treatment. Bracing or taping might also be suggested to provide additional support.

The cost of LifeGenix treatments varies based on your individual injury and needs. Pricing and financing options will be discussed during your consultation. 

Not at this time.

Yes, some employers offer LifeGenix Benefits as part of their healthcare packages. If your employer provides LifeGenix Benefits, you can find specific details in your employee benefits documentation. You may have also received a welcome letter or benefits card. Be sure to visit your employer’s dedicated LifeGenix Benefits website for additional information on what’s included in your plan.

Currently, neither Medicare nor Medicaid cover regenerative procedures, including those offered by LifeGenix.

LifeGenix injection-based procedures typically cause a micro injury at the treatment site, which can result in temporary soreness around the joint or injection area.

According to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) guidelines, the side effects observed so far have been mild to moderate and are rare:

• Mild: Requires no medical intervention, such as temporary swelling.
• Moderate: May require further treatment, such as choosing an alternative procedure if the initial treatment was ineffective.

We’ve conducted extensive safety studies on adult stem cell use, which have shown no serious complications. 

Treatments are specially created by Dr. Joe. Cleaver who has studied and excelled in regenertive treatments for over 20 years.

Yes. You must be 18 years old to be a LifeGenix Regenerative patient. As long as you are 18 and meet our minimum health requirements, you can be considered as a candidate for treatment.