Support the tissue, not just the pain. Joint pain has taken over your daily routine. You may have heard that cortisone is the main option until surgery. Pain relief and tissue support are different goals. We use regenerative therapies that work with your body's own biology to support repair at the source.
Most regenerative clinics sell a single treatment and send you home. We start with a diagnostic evaluation and imaging review to confirm candidacy before any procedure is recommended. We track functional milestones after, not just pain scores. Our integrative medical clinic uses the same diagnostic-first approach across every protocol.
Concentrated growth factors and biological signals delivered directly to damaged tissue. The goal is restored structure, not quieted symptoms.
Not every patient is a candidate. Imaging review, history, and exam come before any procedure. Proper selection is where good outcomes begin.
When degeneration affects more than one joint, you do not need a different specialist for each. One coordinated team manages the whole protocol, combined with stem cell therapy, chiropractic care, and other services when your case requires it.
A non-surgical approach that uses your body's own biological repair mechanisms to restore damaged tissue in joints, tendons, and ligaments. Guided by diagnostic imaging and functional benchmarks, not by marketing.
Traditional pain management asks how to reduce your pain score. Regenerative medicine asks a fundamentally different question: can the damaged tissue itself be repaired? Cortisone injections reduce inflammation, and they are not designed to repair the underlying cartilage, tendon, or ligament. Regenerative therapies deliver concentrated growth factors, platelets, and cellular signaling molecules directly to the injury site.
Your body already has the machinery to repair tissue. In many chronic joint conditions, however, the injury site lacks adequate blood supply and growth factor concentration to complete the repair process. Regenerative medicine concentrates these healing components and delivers them precisely where they are needed.
Candidacy comes first. Not every patient or every condition responds to regenerative therapy. Proper selection is the difference between meaningful improvement and wasted time. We track range of motion, functional capacity, and imaging changes. If your protocol is working, we see it in the data. If it is not, we adjust.
Cortisone and surgery remain standard options, and regenerative care does not replace them for every patient. Here is what each approach is designed to do.
Joint degeneration, tendon injuries, and chronic musculoskeletal pain that has not responded to conservative care.
Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for acute and chronic neck pain through spinal alignment, soft tissue therapy, and nervous system restoration.
Root-cause evaluation and treatment for low back pain through chiropractic correction, decompression, and regenerative therapies that address the source of pain.
Targeted evaluation and treatment for shoulder pain including rotator cuff issues, frozen shoulder, impingement, and repetitive strain injuries.
Non-surgical evaluation and treatment for knee pain through regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, and functional rehabilitation.
Cortisone calms inflammation. Surgery repairs or replaces structures. Regenerative medicine is designed to do something different. Here is why that distinction matters.
01 / RepairCortisone calms inflammation and pain medication eases pain signals, and both have a place. Regenerative medicine has a different goal: it delivers concentrated growth factors directly to the injury site to support structural healing. The aim is restored function that lasts, tracked with objective benchmarks.
02 / CostMost regenerative therapies are not covered by insurance. We discuss all costs before your procedure so there are no surprises, including the expected number of treatments and follow-up visits. We help you see the full financial picture.
03 / EvidenceWe do not rely on "How does it feel?" to gauge your progress. Range of motion measurements, functional capacity tests, and imaging comparisons tell us whether tissue repair is taking hold. If the data shows improvement, we continue. If it does not, we adjust your protocol. Every decision ties back to evidence.
Four steps from first visit to measurable progress. The same protocol every patient gets, regardless of how busy the clinic is.
We examine the affected joints, review existing imaging, and assess your overall health status. This evaluation identifies the specific tissue damage and determines whether regenerative therapy can meaningfully improve your condition.
Not every patient benefits from regenerative medicine. We assess the severity and type of damage, your healing capacity, and prior treatment history. If you are not a strong candidate, we tell you directly and recommend a better path forward.
Concentrated growth factors and biological repair components are delivered precisely to the damaged tissue. The procedure is performed in-office with no general anesthesia required. Most patients return to light activity the same day.
We schedule follow-up assessments to measure range of motion, functional capacity, and pain reduction. Imaging is repeated when appropriate. Your data determines whether additional treatment is warranted or whether your tissues are healing on track.
Visit Prince Health at 10847 Kuykendahl Rd #350 in The Woodlands, TX. Your evaluation determines whether regenerative therapy can meaningfully improve your condition before recommending any procedure.
Many traditional treatments focus on managing pain, and they have an important place. Regenerative therapy has a different goal: it is designed to support tissue repair by leveraging your body's growth factors, platelets, and cellular repair mechanisms at the source of injury.
We use thoroughly screened, evidence-informed protocols. Every patient undergoes a comprehensive evaluation to confirm candidacy before treatment, and your practitioner discusses the possible risks with you beforehand. Safety begins with proper diagnosis and patient selection, not marketing claims.
Results vary based on the condition, severity, and your body's healing response. Some patients experience sustained improvement, because the therapy is designed to support tissue repair rather than short-term symptom relief. We track functional milestones to measure progress objectively.
For some patients, it may be worth exploring first. Regenerative therapy is an option some patients consider when they want to avoid or delay surgery, particularly for joint degeneration, tendon injuries, and soft tissue damage. A thorough diagnostic evaluation helps determine whether you're a good candidate, and for some cases surgery remains the right choice.
Costs depend on the treatment type and area being treated. Most regenerative therapies are not covered by insurance because they fall outside conventional protocols. We provide transparent pricing during your consultation so you can plan accordingly. We map out the expected number of treatments up front.
Joint degeneration, tendon injuries, ligament damage, and chronic inflammation in the knees, shoulders, lower back, and neck tend to respond well. We evaluate each patient individually because candidacy depends on the specific tissue involved, severity of damage, and overall health status.
Most patients receive 1 to 3 treatments spaced several weeks apart. The number depends on the severity of the condition, your healing response, and the specific therapy used. We track progress with functional benchmarks and imaging when appropriate to determine whether additional sessions are warranted.
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Regenerative medicine is often combined with these services for comprehensive treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.
Expert evaluation and administration of stem cell therapies for joint repair, tissue regeneration, and non-surgical healing with rigorous safety screening and outcome tracking.
Dr. Ashley Prince's nationally recognized protocol for restoring taste and smell function through targeted spinal alignment and nerve restoration techniques.
Our office is located at 10847 Kuykendahl Rd #350 in The Woodlands, TX 77382, easily accessible from Woodlands Parkway, Kuykendahl Road, and the I-45 corridor.
We serve patients from Alden Bridge, Cochran's Crossing, Creekside Park, Sterling Ridge, Panther Creek, Grogan's Mill, and surrounding communities.
10847 Kuykendahl Rd #350
The Woodlands, TX 77382
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