Fat-derived cell therapy for osteoarthritis pain and joint damage

This trial is testing a new regenerative therapy called adipose-derived biocellular regenerative therapy — a treatment that uses cells harvested from your own fat tissue to potentially repair damaged joints and reduce arthritis pain. Researchers will test three different versions of this treatment: one using fat-derived cells plus platelet-rich plasma, one combining both of those with additional cell concentrates, and one using cell concentrates alone delivered through an IV. Your results will be tracked for at least two years to see if the treatment safely reduces your pain and improves how your joints work.

Osteoarthritis affects millions of people worldwide and causes chronic pain and disability, but current treatments often only manage symptoms without addressing the underlying joint damage. This trial exists to see whether using your own body's fat cells — which have natural healing properties — can actually repair damaged joints and offer longer-lasting relief than existing options.