The Regenerative Revolution: How Stem Cell Therapy Works at Aura
For years, traditional medicine has focused on managing pain—painkillers, surgeries, or joint replacements. But why only treat the symptoms when the body has the potential to heal itself?
At Aura Regenerative, we believe in giving patients access to safe, science-backed treatments that unlock the body’s natural ability to repair. Through COFEPRIS-licensed allogeneic (donor-derived) mesenchymal stem cells, regenerative medicine is creating possibilities once thought impossible.
Understanding Stem Cells: The Body’s Master Builders
Stem cells are often called the body’s “master cells.” They can multiply and transform into a variety of cell types—bone, cartilage, muscle, and more. This unique ability makes them powerful allies in repair and regeneration.
Types of Stem Cells in Science:
Embryonic Stem Cells (ESCs): Pluripotent, but not used in clinics due to ethical and regulatory issues.
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs): Lab-created for research, not direct treatments.
Adult Stem Cells: Found in tissues, with limited specialization.
Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs): The most widely used in regenerative medicine today.
👉 At Aura, we work exclusively with allogeneic MSCs (donor-derived). Our cells come from a highly respected, COFEPRIS-approved laboratory in Mexico, and are carefully selected to meet our clinic’s own strict quality standards. This ensures both safety and effectiveness—without the need for invasive harvesting procedures.
How Stem Cells Heal: More Than Just Replacement
Stem cells don’t just “become” new tissue—they act as intelligent communicators, guiding your body’s own cells to repair and regenerate.
Four Ways MSCs Work:
Anti-Inflammatory Action: They calm chronic inflammation, a root cause of pain in many conditions.
Immune Regulation: They balance immune activity, protecting tissues from harmful overreactions.
Tissue Regeneration: They can support repair by turning into specialized cells (like cartilage in a damaged joint).
Healing Signals: They prevent excess scar tissue and stimulate new blood vessel growth to nourish injured areas.
The Patient Journey at Aura
1. Consultation:
Every journey begins with a detailed evaluation—medical history, imaging, and a personalized plan of care.
2. Treatment:
Unlike autologous procedures (which involve harvesting fat or bone marrow from the patient), Aura uses ready-to-administer donor-derived MSCs. These cells are prepared under strict COFEPRIS standards at our trusted partner laboratory and then delivered via IV infusion or targeted injection (guided by imaging if needed).
3. Recovery & Healing:
Stem cell therapy is a gradual process. Some patients notice reduced inflammation within weeks, while tissue regeneration develops over months. Our physicians guide you through recovery with follow-up and tailored support.
Safety & Regulation
COFEPRIS Licensed: All treatments follow Mexico’s highest regulatory standards.
Trusted Lab Partnership: Cells are sourced from one of Mexico’s leading approved laboratories, following Aura’s own strict quality criteria.
No Harvesting Needed: No bone marrow or fat extraction—making treatment simple and minimally invasive.
Physician-Led Care: Every procedure is performed by highly trained medical experts.
Conclusion: A New Era of Medicine
Stem cell therapy is transforming the future of healthcare. By harnessing the healing intelligence of mesenchymal stem cells, medicine is shifting from managing symptoms to restoring health and vitality.
At Aura Regenerative, we are committed to offering safe, effective, and transparent treatments. With trusted COFEPRIS-approved cells and physician-led care, the future of healing is already here—and it begins with you.
Learn More
For patients who want to explore the science behind regenerative medicine, here are trusted resources:
National Institutes of Health – Stem Cell Basics (https://stemcells.nih.gov/info/basics/1)
NCBI – Mesenchymal Stem Cells: The Past, the Present, and the Future (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6464964/)
Mayo Clinic – Stem Cells: What They Are and What They Do (https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/stem-cell-transplant/about/pac-20384857)
