Regenerative medicine is a field of healthcare that focuses on repairing damaged tissues by activating the body’s own healing ability. Instead of only treating symptoms, it aims to restore function at a cellular level.

Cell therapy is one of its main approaches. It involves using cells, such as stem cells or related components, to support regeneration. These cells communicate with surrounding tissues and help create an environment where healing can occur more effectively.

In Japan, regenerative medicine is practiced under strict regulations, ensuring safety and ethical standards. Treatments such as stem cell therapy, PRP, and exosome therapy are applied in orthopedics, dermatology, and anti-aging medicine.

For patients, regenerative medicine represents a shift toward more natural and personalized care. It combines advanced science with the body’s own biological systems, offering a future-oriented approach to health management.