Stem Cell Therapy for Lupus

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Lupus is an umbrella term that covers several autoimmune diseases that are similar in nature and symptoms. Systemic lupus erythematosus, or SLE, is the most common of these diseases. One and a half million Americans suffer from SLE. SLE can affect almost any organ system in the body.

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) Symptoms

Symptoms of SLE vary from patient to patient, but also vary on the location of the body where the disease manifests. Many SLE sufferers experience phases to their symptoms that alternate severe periods with mild periods. SLE patients experience anemia, fatigue, fever, rash, and joint pain. Others experience hair loss, kidney issues, muscle pain, seizures, respiratory problems, blood disorders, and digestive disorders like nausea and indigestion. SLE seriously affects many sufferers’ lives and prevents them from working or participating in their favorite activities. There is no cure for SLE, and treatment focuses on reducing symptoms.

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) Treatment Options

Current treatments for SLE include anti-inflammatory medications, steroids, and behavioral changes to minimize flare-ups and reduce the severity of symptoms.

For patients with systemic lupus erythematous, Innovations Stem Cell Center deploys SVF stem cells through IV along with injections. Damaged tissue attracts stem cells through growth factor chemical messages, and deployed stem cells find the damaged or diseased tissue and begin repairs.

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If You Have Lupus, Innovations Medical Can Help You

Stem cell therapy treatments for Lupus are performed at our Dallas practice location. Patients begin seeing results in the first few weeks of treatment. Some patients may require additional deployment. Please contact our office to discuss any questions you might have regarding stem cell therapy.

Stem Cell Therapy Pricing for Lupus Treatment

Understanding Your Investment in Lupus Treatment

Stem cell therapy for lupus is a significant medical investment, and we believe you deserve complete transparency about costs before your consultation.

Lupus Treatment Pricing

**Initial Treatment:** $12,500

Your first lupus stem cell treatment includes: Comprehensive medical evaluation Adipose (fat tissue) harvest procedure Stem cell processing and preparation Targeted stem cell deployment Post-procedure monitoring First follow-up appointment

**Additional Treatments (if needed):** $5,000

Some patients with systemic lupus require follow-up treatments to achieve optimal results. Subsequent procedures are offered at a reduced rate because: Your medical evaluation is already complete We have your baseline health data The protocol is established Follow-up treatments are typically shorter procedures

Why Treatment Costs Vary

The $12,500 starting price applies to most lupus treatments. However, costs may increase based on:

**Treatment Complexity:**

**Single-area deployment:** $12,500 (standard)

**Multiple deployment sites:** 

**Specialized delivery methods:

** Some conditions need advanced imaging guidance

**Physician Requirements:**  

**Standard procedures:** Single physician (included in base price)

**Spine/neurological involvement:** $16,000 (requires two physicians working simultaneously)

**Image-guided procedures:** When precise placement is critical for safety and efficacy

**Individual Health Factors:** Severity of lupus symptoms Number of affected organ systems Previous treatment history Overall health status

Worth The Cost?

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Financing Your Lupus Treatment

**Flexible Payment Plans:**

Low monthly payments
Quick approval process
Multiple financing partners
Options for various credit levels

Questions to ask yourself:

How much are you spending on lupus care annually?

What's your quality of life worth?

What's the cost of missed work due to flares?

How much would you pay to reduce medication burden?

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