Not in technical terms, but the doctor was head of hip arthroscopy at NYU Langone and an associate prof of medicine at NYU. Very legitimate doctor (I really lik

Not in technical terms, but the doctor was head of hip arthroscopy at NYU Langone and an associate prof of medicine at NYU. Very legitimate doctor (I really liked him and think he is a great doctor) and facility in NYC. They never made any false promises to me whatsoever and were transparent about the whole process. From the site: " This mechanism uses adult autologous stem cells, derived from your own bone marrow. In the procedure, the physician will aspirate these cells from your hip, concentrate them, then deliver them back into your body in the area of damage or injury to aid in natural healing. In all, the process takes less than 45 minutes and the concentration of the cells takes about 12-14 minutes. Because your procedure will utilize a concentrated serum of your own cells, the procedure is considered “autologous point-of-care”. "