OUR APPROACH

The Procedure Is Not the Starting Point

Regenerative care often focuses on the product, the preparation, and the injection. We believe the patient comes first.Before discussing treatment, Dr. James Ghattas looks at the full picture, including your diagnosis, imaging, condition severity, health history, previous treatments, goals, and the factors that may influence your readiness for treatment and recovery.The procedure is only one part of the plan. Understanding candidacy, preparing the patient, and supporting the recovery environment before and after treatment all matter.If treatment is not the right option, Dr. Ghattas will tell you.

ORTHOBIOLOGIC TREATMENTS

Using Your Own Biology

Orthobiologic procedures use concentrated preparations from your own blood or bone marrow, with additional options considered in selected cases.

Every procedure is personally performed by Dr. Ghattas using real-time ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance.

Physician-Led

Every evaluation and procedure personally performed by Dr. Ghattas

Image-Guided

Real-time targeting of the intended joint, tendon, ligament, disc, or nerve

Candidacy-Driven

Treatment considered only when the diagnosis, imaging, severity, and goals support it

Data-Informed

Protocols guided by clinical research and Regenexx outcomes data

TREATMENT OPTIONS

A Closer Look at the Main Approaches

A concentrated platelet preparation considered for selected joint, tendon, ligament, and spine conditions.It may be used as an accessible entry point for appropriate candidates whose diagnosis and imaging support a platelet-based approach.

Learn About Super Concentrated Platelets

A concentrated preparation derived from the patient’s own bone marrow.It may be considered for selected higher-severity injuries and degenerative conditions when the diagnosis, imaging, and candidacy assessment support its use.

Learn About Bone Marrow Concentrate

A preparation derived from the patient’s own adipose tissue.It may be considered in selected cases based on diagnosis, imaging, condition severity, and overall candidacy.

Learn About Microfragmented Adipose Tissue

A platelet-derived preparation considered for selected nerve, joint, and spine-related treatment plans.Candidacy depends on the structures involved, the nature and severity of the condition, and other medical factors that all need to be taken into consideration.

Learn About Platelet Lysate

An image-guided procedure designed to address selected nerve compression or irritation by carefully separating the nerve from surrounding tissue.It may be considered for certain peripheral nerve conditions after a detailed clinical and imaging evaluation.

Learn About Nerve Hydrodissection

Depending on the patient and condition, additional options may include:Hyaluronic acid used in combination with selected platelet or bone marrow protocolsIntraosseous procedures for selected casesMicrofragmented adipose tissueProlotherapyTrigger point injectionsStellate ganglion blockDirect intradiscal procedures in carefully selected casesThese are not appropriate for every patient and are not always the primary treatment approach.

IMAGE-GUIDED PRECISION

Placement Matters

Choosing the right preparation is only part of the procedure. Accurate placement also matters.Dr. Ghattas uses real-time ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance to visualize the treatment area and direct the procedure toward the intended anatomical structure.This is especially important when treating a specific joint, tendon, ligament, disc, or nerve.

HOW TREATMENT IS SELECTED

No One-Size-Fits-All Protocol

Diagnosis


Understanding what is actually causing the problem

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Imaging


Defining the structure involved and the severity of the condition

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Condition Severity


Determining how the stage of injury or degeneration will affect outcomes

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Previous Care


Reviewing past procedures, therapies, medications, and surgical recommendations

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Personal Goals


Understanding your personal objective goals

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Overall Candidacy


Confirming whether orthobiologic treatment may be appropriate

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THE REGENEXX NETWORK

Protocols Informed by Real Patient Data

Palm Beach Regenerative is part of the Regenexx network, with protocols informed by one of the largest orthobiologic outcomes registries in the world.Treatment decisions are grounded in a defined clinical process and real patient outcomes, not trend or marketing claim.

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THE BIOMOD LAB

Support Around the Procedure

Orthobiologic care does not end with the injection.The BioMod Lab supports the body before and after treatment through selected services such as MLS Robotic Laser Therapy, physician-directed supplement protocols, bracing, TENS therapy, and coordination with trusted physical therapy or chiropractic partners.Orthobiologics address the treatment target. The BioMod Lab supports the recovery around it.
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WHAT TO EXPECT

Your Treatment Journey


01

Request a Consultation

Tell us what you are experiencing and what you want to get back to.


02

Meet With Dr. Ghattas

Your diagnosis, history, goals, and available imaging are reviewed.


03

Understand Your Candidacy

Dr. Ghattas explains whether orthobiologic treatment may be appropriate and why.


04

Review Your Options

If treatment is recommended, you receive a clear explanation of the proposed approach.


05

Move Forward With a Plan

Your procedure and recovery support are built around your condition and goals.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Understanding Orthobiologic Treatment

No. Candidacy depends on diagnosis, imaging, severity, health history, previous care, and personal goals.

Yes. Dr. Ghattas performs every procedure using real-time ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance.

They may provide a non-surgical option for selected candidates. Some patients may still require surgery or another form of care.

The recommendation is based on the structure involved, diagnosis, imaging, severity, previous care, overall health, and treatment goals.

NEXT STEP

Find Out What May Be
Appropriate for You

The first step is not choosing a procedure. It is understanding your diagnosis, your candidacy, and the options that may make sense for your condition.

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