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Autologous
Autologous Stem Cells
Autologous means the cells come from your own body. Common sources include bone marrow aspirate, adipose (fat) tissue, and peripheral blood. Quality and yield depend on age, inflammation level, and overall health.
When patients commonly ask about this
When this is discussed
- Patients who prefer using their own biological material
- Joint and orthopedic consultation pathways
- PRP and PRF-style supportive protocols
- Cases where donor-derived options are not preferred
What to ask the clinic
- What is the harvest method and how invasive is it?
- What is the expected cell yield and viability?
- Which lab processes my sample, and where?
- How is contamination prevented during processing?
Lab quality checklist for this option
The same quality questions apply to every case — apply them here too.
- Harvest method documented
- Processing time and temperature recorded
- Viability test before administration
- Sterility testing on the final product
- Doctor-led suitability review
Before you book
- Step 1Confirm the harvest site is appropriate for your age and health
- Step 2Ask for the lab name and processing protocol
- Step 3Confirm realistic expectations — no guaranteed outcome
Not sure if this fits your case?
Send your medical documents to our Bangkok coordination team for private guidance.
Related stem cell topics
Allogeneic
Allogeneic Stem Cells
Donor-derived cells — umbilical cord MSCs, Wharton's Jelly, placenta, amniotic, or cord blood.
Allogeneic
Umbilical Cord MSCs
A donor-derived MSC source often discussed in regenerative consultation.
Allogeneic
Wharton's Jelly MSCs
MSCs derived from umbilical cord tissue (Wharton's Jelly).