Stem Cell Therapy for Scleroderma & Systemic Sclerosis in Dallas, TX
Medically Reviewed by: Dr. Bill Johnson, MD — Founder & Medical Director
🏆 Recognized as the “Top Stem Cell Therapy Company” in the USA by Life Sciences Review Magazine
📊 Clinical Outcome Data: Part of the Cell Surgical Network registry tracking outcomes where ~70% of scleroderma patients report symptom improvement.
Understanding Scleroderma & Excessive Collagen Overproduction
Scleroderma is an autoimmune disorder that affects the skin and connective tissues of the body. The condition affects women more frequently than men and usually occurs between the ages of 30 and 50. The disorder causes an overproduction of collagen, which causes the skin and connective tissues to thicken, harden, and tighten. Scleroderma also causes scarring and inflammation and may lead to hardening of the blood vessels and organs. The most severe form of scleroderma is called Progressive Systemic Sclerosis.
Scleroderma Symptoms
Symptoms of scleroderma can include:
- Red, hardened, or thickened patches of skin
- Tightened skin that may restrict movement
- Skin sores and ulcers
- Skin rashes
- Swelling and pain in the joints
- Extreme responses to cold temperatures
- Digestive disorders such as indigestion and acid reflux
- Shortness of breath
- Extreme fatigue
Scleroderma is one of several severe connective tissue disorders treated within our dedicated Autoimmune & Immune Recovery Center.
How ~100 Million Fat-Derived MSCs Target Scleroderma & Fibrosis
Scleroderma has no cure, and treatments target painful symptoms. Current treatments include self-care, such as moisturizers, and medical care, including steroids and physical therapy.
For patients with scleroderma, Innovations Medical deploys 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. See our blogs What are Stem Cells? and Understanding Adipose-Derived Stem Cells.
To learn how autologous adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells promote microvascular repair and anti-fibrotic activity, read our deep dive into 3 powerful benefits of adipose stem cells for scleroderma
Maintaining joint mobility and circulation is crucial during treatment; explore our patient guide on scleroderma and exercise strategies.
For a detailed overview of early symptoms, Raynaud’s phenomenon, and systemic sclerosis, review our article on what scleroderma is and how it affects connective tissue.
Clinical Outcomes & Data: ~70% Patient Response Rate
Innovations Medical is part of the Cell Surgical Network that has been collecting data on stem cells for scleroderma for several years. Almost 70% of scleroderma patients see improvement.
Pulmonary fibrosis is a common complication of scleroderma and stem cells work well for pulmonary fibrosis as well. Remember, most of the scleroderma and pulmonary fibrosis patients have tried many other therapies before turning to stem cells.
Cost of Stem Cell Treatments
Our adipose-derived stem cells yield 100 million cells per treatment – compared to just 100,000 from bone marrow.
$14,500 for initial treatment
Your investment includes:
✅ Complete medical evaluation
✅ Stem cell harvest & processing
✅ IV infusion + targeted injections
✅ Follow-up care included
Second treatment (if needed): $7,000
Financing up to 60 months available.
Innovations Medical provides Stem Cell Therapy procedures at our Dallas practice location.
Comprehensive Out-of-State Patient Support
Because over 50% of our autoimmune candidates travel from across the country, explore our Patient Travel Package & Perks for complimentary hotel details.
