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Stem Cell Therapy for Chronic Prostatitis

Innovations Stem Cell Center was named the #1 Stem Cell Clinic in the USA by Life Sciences Review Magazine.

What is Chronic Prostatitis?

Chronic prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) affect millions of men, causing persistent pelvic pain, urinary problems, and sexual dysfunction that dramatically impact quality of life. For many patients, traditional treatments—antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medications, physical therapy—provide only temporary relief or fail completely. At Innovations Stem Cell Center in Dallas, we offer an advanced regenerative approach using autologous adipose-derived stem cells that addresses the underlying inflammation and tissue damage causing your symptoms.

Unlike conventional treatments that merely manage symptoms, stem cell therapy works to repair damaged tissue, reduce chronic inflammation, and restore normal prostate and pelvic function. Since 2013, Dr. Bill Johnson has successfully treated chronic prostatitis patients using our proprietary protocol that delivers an average of 100 million stem cells both systemically (via IV) and directly to affected pelvic tissues.

If you’ve exhausted traditional treatment options or want to avoid long-term medication use, stem cell therapy may offer the lasting relief you’ve been seeking.

Understanding Chronic Prostatitis and Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome

Chronic prostatitis, also known as chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS), is one of the most common and frustrating urological conditions affecting men under 50. Unlike acute bacterial prostatitis, which responds well to antibiotics, chronic prostatitis often has no identifiable infection and proves resistant to conventional treatments.

What Happens in Chronic Prostatitis:

The prostate gland—a walnut-sized organ located just below the bladder—becomes chronically inflamed. This inflammation can extend to surrounding pelvic tissues, nerves, and muscles, creating a cascade of symptoms that persist for months or years.

Types of Chronic Prostatitis:

Category II: Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis

Caused by recurring bacterial infections. While less common, it typically responds to long-term antibiotic therapy, though infections may recur.

Category III: Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CP/CPPS)

The most common form (90-95% of cases), characterized by pelvic pain lasting at least 3 months without evidence of bacterial infection. This condition is subdivided into:

IIIa (Inflammatory): Elevated white blood cells in prostatic fluid

IIIb (Non-inflammatory): No signs of inflammation, but persistent symptoms

Category IV: Asymptomatic Inflammatory Prostatitis

Inflammation detected during examination for other conditions, but causes no symptoms.

The exact cause of chronic non-bacterial prostatitis remains unclear, but research suggests autoimmune factors, pelvic floor dysfunction, nerve damage, and chronic inflammation all play roles. This is where regenerative medicine offers unique advantages—stem cells can address multiple underlying factors simultaneously.

Symptoms of Chronic Prostatitis

Chronic prostatitis symptoms vary significantly among patients, ranging from mild discomfort to debilitating pain that interferes with work, relationships, and daily activities. The hallmark of this condition is persistent pelvic pain lasting at least three months.

Common Symptoms Include:

Pelvic and Urogenital Pain:
– Pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen, groin, or lower back
– Pain in the perineum (area between scrotum and rectum)
– Pain or discomfort in the penis, testicles, or scrotum
– Pain during or after ejaculation
– Pain that may worsen with sitting or during bowel movements

Urinary Symptoms:
– Frequent urination, especially at night (nocturia)
– Urgent need to urinate
– Difficulty starting urination
– Weak urine stream or intermittent flow
– Pain or burning during urination
– Feeling of incomplete bladder emptying

Sexual Dysfunction:
Erectile dysfunction
– Painful ejaculation
– Decreased libido
– Post-ejaculatory pain that may last hours or days

Systemic Symptoms:
– Flu-like symptoms during flares
– General fatigue or malaise
– Psychological impact including anxiety and depression

The chronic nature of these symptoms, combined with limited treatment success, often leads to significant emotional distress and reduced quality of life.

What are the usual treatments for chronic prostatitis?

Treatments will depend on the cause of your condition. Antibiotics are often used as the first line of treatment, especially when urine cultures are positive. However, most men have negative urine cultures and many fail to improve with antibiotics. Drugs to help urine flow and decrease inflammation are used frequently, especially when cultures are negative. Physical therapy and other medications for chronic pain have also been used. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) has been shown to help some patients. While most men respond, some men fail to respond to any of the above interventions. Others can have unwanted side effects.

How are stem cells used for chronic prostatitis?

At Innovations Medical, we take stem cells from your fat. We begin by numbing a small area, typically around your waist. We use a syringe to suction about three tablespoons of fat. We then process the fat to remove the stem cells. Once we have the stem cells, we give them back to the patient. For chronic prostatitis, some of the stem cells are returned to the patient using an IV. We also inject the tissue around the prostate. This requires a urologist and may increase the cost. In some patients, we can also add ESWT.

Traditional Treatments for Chronic Prostatitis and Their Limitations

Conventional treatment for chronic prostatitis follows a stepped approach, but success rates remain frustratingly low. Studies show that fewer than 50% of patients achieve satisfactory long-term relief with standard therapies.

Antibiotics
First-line treatment when bacterial infection is suspected. Typically prescribed for 4-6 weeks or longer. However, most chronic prostatitis cases (90-95%) show no bacterial infection, making antibiotics ineffective. Even when bacteria are present, antibiotic resistance and biofilm formation can prevent complete eradication.

Alpha-Blockers
Medications like tamsulosin (Flomax) relax prostate and bladder neck muscles to improve urine flow. While helpful for urinary symptoms, they don’t address underlying inflammation or pain. Common side effects include dizziness, fatigue, and retrograde ejaculation.

Anti-inflammatory Medications
NSAIDs like ibuprofen reduce inflammation and pain but require long-term use, risking gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, and kidney complications. They provide symptomatic relief without addressing root causes.

5-Alpha Reductase Inhibitors
Drugs like finasteride may reduce prostate size and inflammation but take months to show effect and can cause sexual side effects including erectile dysfunction and decreased libido—particularly problematic when sexual function is already compromised.

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Specialized physical therapy addressing pelvic floor muscle dysfunction can provide significant benefit, especially when muscle tension contributes to symptoms. However, it requires consistent long-term commitment and doesn’t address inflammatory or nerve damage components.

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT)
Low-intensity shock waves may improve blood flow and reduce pain. Some studies show promise, but results are inconsistent and mechanisms remain unclear.

Pain Management
For severe cases, medications like gabapentin or tricyclic antidepressants may be prescribed for nerve pain, but these come with their own side effect profiles.

The Problem: These approaches manage symptoms rather than heal damaged tissue or resolve chronic inflammation. Many patients try multiple treatments over years with minimal improvement, leading to frustration and diminished quality of life. This is where regenerative medicine offers a fundamentally different approach.

How Stem Cell Therapy Works for Chronic Prostatitis

Stem cell therapy for chronic prostatitis represents a paradigm shift from symptom management to tissue regeneration and healing. Rather than suppressing inflammation with drugs or managing symptoms indefinitely, regenerative medicine addresses the underlying damage causing your condition.

The Science Behind Stem Cell Therapy

Autologous adipose-derived stem cells (obtained from your own fat tissue) possess unique properties that make them ideal for treating chronic inflammatory conditions:

Powerful Anti-Inflammatory Effects
Stem cells secrete growth factors and cytokines that actively reduce inflammation at the cellular level. Within 36 hours of treatment, most patients experience significant reduction in pain and inflammation as these growth factors shut down inflammatory pathways.

Tissue Repair and Regeneration
Stem cells can differentiate into various cell types needed to repair damaged prostate tissue, blood vessels, and nerves. They receive signals from damaged cells, revert one life stage, then differentiate into the specific cell types needed for repair.

Immunomodulation
In autoimmune-mediated prostatitis, stem cells help regulate immune system function, reducing inappropriate inflammatory responses that damage healthy tissue.

Improved Blood Flow
Stem cells stimulate formation of new blood vessels (angiogenesis), improving circulation to chronically inflamed tissues and supporting healing.

Nerve Regeneration
For patients with nerve damage contributing to chronic pain, stem cells support nerve regeneration and can help restore normal sensation and function.

Our Unique Protocol for Chronic Prostatitis

At Innovations Stem Cell Center, we’ve refined our approach over 12 years and thousands of procedures:

Minimal Fat Harvest: We extract only 50cc of fat tissue (approximately 3 tablespoons) in a quick 3-minute procedure using local anesthesia—significantly less invasive than protocols requiring larger harvests.

Verified Cell Count: Our FDA-compliant lab processing yields an average of 100 million viable stem cells, confirmed by cell counter. This high cell count ensures therapeutic effectiveness.

Rapid Relief: Most patients experience significant pain and inflammation reduction within 36 hours as stem cell growth factors take effect.

Long-Term Regeneration: The actual tissue repair process begins around 3 months post-treatment and continues for 12 months as stem cells regenerate damaged tissue.

The Innovations Medical Stem Cell Procedure for Chronic Prostatitis

Our procedure is performed entirely in our Dallas office under local anesthesia. Most patients drive themselves to and from the appointment.

Step 1: Consultation and Evaluation
We review your medical history, symptoms, and previous treatments. We’ll discuss realistic expectations and whether you’re a good candidate for stem cell therapy.

Step 2: Fat Harvest (3 minutes)
Using only local anesthesia, we harvest 50cc of fat tissue from your abdomen or flanks. This takes just 3 minutes and causes minimal discomfort.

Step 3: Cell Processing (2.5 hours)
While you relax in our comfortable facility, your fat undergoes processing in our FDA-compliant lab. We isolate and concentrate your stem cells to yield an average of 100 million cells, verified by cell counter.

Step 4: Intravenous Administration
At least 50% of your stem cells are administered through IV infusion. This allows them to circulate systemically, reducing inflammation throughout your body and targeting multiple affected areas.

Optional: ESWT Enhancement
For some patients, we may recommend combining stem cell therapy with Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy to enhance results.

Total Appointment Time: Approximately 3-4 hours including all steps. You can drive yourself home and resume light activities immediately.

What to Expect: Recovery and Results Timeline

Within 36 Hours: Dramatic Reduction in Pain and Inflammation
Most patients experience significant relief within the first 1-2 days. This happens because stem cells immediately produce anti-inflammatory growth factors that shut down inflammatory pathways at the cellular level. Many patients report this is when they first feel hope after years of suffering.

Weeks 1-4: Continued Symptom Improvement
Pain, urinary frequency, and urgency continue to improve. Many patients notice better sleep quality as nighttime urination decreases. Sexual function may begin improving as pelvic inflammation subsides.

Month 3: Tissue Regeneration Begins
This is when the real transformation starts. Your stem cells have received instructions from damaged tissues and begin actively differentiating into new prostate tissue, blood vessels, and nerve cells. The regeneration phase officially launches.

Months 3-12: Progressive Healing
Active tissue repair and regeneration continue. Patients typically report:
– Sustained reduction in pelvic pain
– Normalized urinary function
– Improved erectile function
– Resolution of painful ejaculation
– Better overall quality of life

12+ Months: Lasting Results
For most patients, improvements plateau around 12 months and remain stable. Some continue improving beyond this point.

Second Treatments: If additional repair is needed after the initial 12-month regeneration period, we offer discounted second treatments at $5,000. However, many chronic prostatitis patients achieve their goals with a single treatment.

Compare this to indefinite medication use, endless physical therapy sessions, and ongoing symptom management with no end in sight.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Stem Cell Therapy?

Stem cell therapy for chronic prostatitis works best for men who:

Have Failed Conservative Treatments
– Tried antibiotics without lasting improvement
– Used alpha-blockers or anti-inflammatory medications with limited success
– Completed pelvic floor physical therapy without adequate relief
– Want to avoid or reduce long-term medication dependence

Experience Significant Symptoms
– Chronic pelvic pain lasting 3+ months
– Urinary dysfunction affecting daily life
– Sexual dysfunction including painful ejaculation or erectile problems
– Quality of life significantly impacted by symptoms

Seek a Regenerative Approach
– Prefer addressing root causes over managing symptoms indefinitely
– Want to avoid potential side effects of long-term medications
– Understand this is an investment in long-term health

Are in Generally Good Health
– No active infections requiring antibiotics
– Realistic expectations about results and timeline
– Willing to follow post-treatment recommendations

Not Ideal Candidates:
– Active bacterial infection (treat infection first, then consider stem cells)
– Unrealistic expectations of immediate “cure”
– Unable to commit to follow-up appointments

During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your specific case and discuss whether stem cell therapy is right for you.

Cost and Investment

Our stem cell therapy for chronic prostatitis is $12,500, which includes:

*Financing available up to 60 months

– Complete consultation and evaluation
– Fat harvest procedure with local anesthesia
– Stem cell processing in our FDA-compliant lab (verified average 100 million cell count)
– Intravenous stem cell administration
– Follow-up appointments to monitor progress

Consider the Alternative Costs:
– Years of medications: $100-500+ per month indefinitely
– Physical therapy: $150-300 per session, multiple sessions required
– Ongoing doctor visits and testing
– Lost productivity and quality of life
– Psychological toll of chronic suffering

For many men suffering from chronic prostatitis, the ability to potentially resolve their condition rather than manage it indefinitely makes stem cell therapy a worthwhile investment.

Second Treatment Option: If needed after 12 months, second treatments are available at a discounted rate of $5,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is stem cell therapy FDA-approved for chronic prostatitis?
Autologous stem cell therapy (using your own cells) is legal and regulated by the FDA under same-day surgical procedures. The FDA regulates the process, not the specific use. We follow all FDA guidelines for tissue handling, processing, and administration in our compliant facility.

How long does the procedure take?
The complete procedure takes approximately 3-4 hours: 3 minutes for fat harvest, 2.5 hours for cell processing, and 20-30 minutes for IV infusion and injection. You’ll rest comfortably during processing time.

Is the procedure painful?
Most patients report minimal discomfort. We use local anesthesia for the fat harvest and injections. The IV portion is painless. Some patients experience mild soreness for 1-2 days afterward, easily managed with ice and over-the-counter pain relievers.

Can I drive myself to the appointment?
Yes! Because we use only local anesthesia with no sedation, you can safely drive yourself to and from your appointment.

How many stem cells will I receive?
We harvest 50cc of fat and process it to yield an average of 100 million viable stem cells, verified by our cell counter. This high cell count ensures therapeutic effectiveness.

What’s the success rate for chronic prostatitis?
While individual results vary, many patients experience significant improvement in symptoms. The best predictors of success are: shorter duration of symptoms (under 5 years), willingness to follow post-treatment recommendations, and realistic expectations about the healing timeline.

Will my insurance cover this?
Stem cell therapy is typically not covered by insurance as it’s considered an elective regenerative procedure. We can provide documentation for FSA/HSA reimbursement.

Can stem cell therapy cure my chronic prostatitis?
We cannot guarantee a “cure,” but many patients experience substantial, lasting relief from symptoms. The goal is tissue healing and resolution of chronic inflammation rather than indefinite symptom management.

What if I need a second treatment?
If additional repair is needed after the initial 12-month regeneration period, second treatments are available at a discounted rate of $5,000. However, many patients achieve satisfactory results with a single treatment.

Can I combine stem cell therapy with my current medications?
In most cases, yes. We’ll review your medications during consultation. Some medications (like blood thinners) may need temporary adjustment before the procedure.

Why Choose Innovations Stem Cell Center for Chronic Prostatitis Treatment?

12+ Years of Regenerative Medicine Experience
Since 2013, Dr. Bill Johnson has performed thousands of stem cell procedures. As the first Cell Surgical Network member in North Texas, we have access to the latest protocols and research in regenerative medicine.

Proven Protocol with Verified Results
We don’t just estimate cell counts—we verify them. Our average yield of 100 million stem cells from a minimal 50cc fat harvest demonstrates our laboratory expertise. This is significantly more efficient than many protocols requiring larger, more invasive harvests.

Minimal Harvest, Maximum Results
Our refined technique harvests only 3 tablespoons of fat in just 3 minutes, dramatically reducing discomfort compared to traditional protocols. Despite this minimal approach, we consistently achieve high therapeutic cell counts.

Awake Procedure, Local Anesthesia Only
Dr. Johnson specializes in performing procedures under local anesthesia, eliminating risks and costs associated with general anesthesia or sedation. You can drive yourself home the same day.

Dallas Location Serving North Texas
Conveniently located at 12660 Coit Rd in Dallas, we serve patients throughout the DFW metroplex and beyond.

Schedule Your Consultation

If you’re suffering from chronic prostatitis or chronic pelvic pain syndrome and traditional treatments haven’t provided lasting relief, stem cell therapy may offer the solution you’ve been seeking. Our team has over 12 years of experience helping men reclaim their quality of life through regenerative medicine.

During your consultation, we’ll:
– Review your complete medical history and symptoms
– Discuss previous treatments and their results
– Explain our stem cell protocol in detail
– Determine if you’re a good candidate
– Answer all your questions
– Provide realistic expectations about results and timeline

Don’t let chronic prostatitis control your life any longer.

Call (214) 643-8665 or schedule your consultation online