Questions, Answered.

Treatment at the clinic is cash pay, and HSA and FSA cards work. Labs and imaging done at an outside facility may be billed to your insurance, depending on the facility, your plan and your coverage. That doesn't apply to Medicare or Medicaid plans. Your plan is customized to you, and we go over it together before you commit.

It depends on what you need. Call or text 480-382-5946 and our team will walk you through current pricing, or book a first visit and your doctor will go over costs with you before you commit to anything.

Every plan is different, so treatment pricing comes after your first visit, once your doctor knows what you need. For questions before then, call or text us at 480-382-5946.

No. The intro call is a no-cost conversation by phone or video. Talk through what's going on, ask your questions, and decide from there.

Yes. Intro calls, new patient visits and most follow-ups can be virtual from anywhere in Arizona. State law requires at least one in-person visit a year, and injections happen in our Mesa office.

It depends on what you need. Hormone and weight loss patients see Dr. Kalavesis, pain and injury patients see Dr. Morris or Dr. Muro, and hypnotherapy is with Rene. You can also take the first opening.

For many people, regenerative treatment is worth trying before surgery. If we think surgery is the better option for you, we'll tell you.

Most people describe pressure and a short ache. We use ultrasound to place injections precisely.

Joint pain, tendon and ligament injuries, muscle strains and arthritis are the most common reasons people come in. Your doctor will tell you at your visit whether PRP fits what's going on.

Usually one to three, spaced four to six weeks apart. A mild tendon problem can turn around after one. Long-standing joint pain usually needs a series.

Some people notice a change within a few weeks. Others keep improving for several months.

Most people drive themselves home and get back to normal activity soon after. Your doctor will tell you what to hold off on.

PRP is made from your own blood, so there are no synthetic drugs involved. The most common side effect is soreness at the injection site.

It varies with the injury and your body. Most people notice changes over weeks to months, not days.

PRP concentrates the platelets in your blood and is often the first choice for tendon injuries and mild to moderate joint problems. Stem cells are usually considered for bigger problems or injuries that haven't improved with other care.

The cells come from your own body. Mild soreness or swelling for a few days is the most common side effect.

Every plan is different, so we price it with you at your visit.

Usually not. Treatment at the clinic is cash pay, and HSA and FSA cards work.

From your own blood.

Some people repeat it about every three months. Your doctor will suggest what makes sense for you.

Because the cells come from your own blood, side effects are usually limited to a little bruising where the blood was drawn.

PRP uses the platelets and growth factors in your blood. VSEL uses very small stem cells from your blood that are activated with a laser before they go back in.

Usually a few weeks, with the full effect building over a few months.

Steroid shots calm inflammation for a while, but repeated shots can weaken tissue. Restorative injections aim to strengthen it instead.

Yes. It's often used alongside PRP or stem cell treatment.

Most people don't. You may feel sore for a few days.

The most common side effects are soreness and swelling at the injection site.

Yes. We see both men and women, in our Mesa office or by video.

Low energy, poor sleep, a lower sex drive, brain fog and weight that won't move can all have a hormone side. Labs and a visit with your doctor show whether hormones are part of the picture. You can also start with the hormone quiz.

What we offer changes through the year. Call or text 480-382-5946 to ask about the IVs and shots we have right now and their pricing.

The needles are hair-thin. Most people feel a small pinch or nothing at all.

It depends on what we're treating. Your doctor will suggest a plan at your first visit.

It varies. Your doctor will tell you what to expect for your situation.

Eat lightly beforehand and wear loose, comfortable clothing.

Mild soreness, small bruises or feeling tired for a little while are the most common.

Some can. That's why we go over your medications before recommending anything.

It depends on the supplement and what we're addressing. Your doctor will tell you what to expect.

They're professional-grade and picked for you after we review your history and medications.

Pregnant or breastfeeding women and children need a different plan. Tell us at your visit.

Through Fullscript or our Biotics Research store. The links are under Patient links.