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Regenerative injection therapy is a branch of regenerative medicine that uses injections of biologics — such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), stem cell concentrates, or growth factors — to stimulate the body's natural healing processes in damaged tissues, joints, tendons, or ligaments.

It is commonly used for osteoarthritis, tendon injuries (such as rotator cuff tears or tennis elbow), ligament sprains, chronic joint pain, and soft-tissue injuries that haven't responded well to conventional treatments.

Cortisone injections reduce inflammation short-term but do not promote tissue repair and can weaken tendons over time.

Injections cause a brief stinging sensation, and the area may ache for a few days afterward as the healing response activates. Most patients find this manageable, and practitioners can use local anesthetic to reduce discomfort during the procedure.

This varies by condition and individual response. Some patients see significant improvement after 1–2 sessions; others with more chronic issues may require a series of 3–6 treatments spaced several weeks apart. Dr Milanovich will recommend a personalized plan after assessment.

Most patients experience mild soreness or swelling at the injection site for a few days. Heavy physical activity is typically restricted for 1–2 weeks. Many people return to light daily activities the same day or the day after treatment.

Coverage varies widely. Some therapies like PRP may be partially covered for specific indications; others are considered elective and are self-pay. We recommend checking with your insurer and speaking with our staff before your appointment.

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell of the body. It is essential for energy metabolism, DNA repair, and regulating cellular aging. Levels naturally decline with age and are also depleted by stress, poor diet, alcohol use, and certain health conditions.

Benefits may include improved energy and mental clarity, enhanced mood, better cognitive function, support for addiction recovery, anti-aging effects at the cellular level, and improved physical performance.

NAD+ is delivered intravenously (IV), which allows for high-dose absorption that bypasses the digestive system. Sessions typically last 1-2 hours, or longer, depending on the dose, during which you relax comfortably while the infusion is administered at a slow, controlled rate.

Mild effects can include nausea, flushing, chest tightness, or a feeling of pressure during infusion — these are usually managed by slowing the infusion rate. Side effects typically resolve quickly after the session ends.

Initial protocols often involve a loading series (for example, 4-6 sessions) followed by monthly maintenance infusions. The right protocol, however, really depends on your personal needs and health goals.

Nutritional IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and amino acids directly into the bloodstream via an intravenous drip. By bypassing the digestive tract, nutrients are absorbed at much higher concentrations than can typically be achieved through oral supplementation.

We offer a range of customizable IV blends, including the Myers’ Cocktail—a well-known wellness infusion containing magnesium, B-complex vitamins, vitamin B12, vitamin C, and other essential nutrients designed to support hydration, energy production, immune function, and overall wellness. We also offer high-dose vitamin C, immune support, energy and performance blends, hangover recovery, and custom formulations tailored to your blood work, symptoms, and individual health goals.

People with nutrient deficiencies, digestive absorption issues, chronic fatigue, frequent illness, athletic performance goals, or high stress levels often respond well. It can also be used as a wellness or recovery tool even in otherwise healthy individuals.

Most IV drips take between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the formula and volume. You are seated comfortably throughout. Some add-ons like glutathione can be given as a faster push at the end of your drip.

When administered by trained healthcare professionals, nutritional IV therapy is generally very safe. Risks include minor bruising or discomfort at the IV site, and rarely, allergic reactions to specific nutrients. A health intake form and, when appropriate, blood work help us identify any contraindications beforehand.

Iron infusions are recommended when oral iron is not tolerated (due to GI side effects like nausea or constipation), when iron deficiency is severe and rapid correction is needed, or when an underlying condition prevents adequate absorption of oral supplements.

Many patients notice improved energy within 1–2 weeks as their body begins producing more red blood cells. Full restoration of iron stores and optimal hemoglobin levels typically takes 4–8 weeks, confirmed by follow-up blood work.

An IV line is placed in your arm and the iron solution is typically administered slowly between 45 and 90 minutes depending on the formulation. You are monitored throughout. A short observation period follows the infusion to ensure there are no immediate reactions.

Mild effects can include headache, nausea, flushing, or mild joint aches in the day or two following infusion. Rarely, an allergic or anaphylactic reaction can occur — this is why infusions are administered in a clinical setting with monitoring and emergency protocols in place.

Some patients need only one or two; others may require more sessions depending on the severity of their deficiency and the underlying cause of iron loss (for example, from heavy menstrual periods or a chronic condition).

MAH (Major Autohemotherapy) is a type of ozone therapy in which a small amount of your blood is drawn, mixed with medical-grade oxygen and ozone, and then returned to your body through an IV. The treatment is designed to support your body's natural healing processes by improving oxygen use, circulation, and immune function.

A typical treatment takes about 30–60 minutes, and most people are able to return to their normal activities afterward.

Ozone regenerative injection therapy involves injecting an ozone mixture into or around a painful joint, tendon, or ligament. The treatment is intended to improve local circulation and oxygenation, reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and support the body’s natural tissue-repair processes.

MAH is a systemic therapy delivered through the bloodstream, while ozone used in regenerative injection therapy is applied locally to a specific area of concern.

Ozone therapy may be used to support recovery, circulation, immune resilience, and healing in selected cases. When used in regenerative injection therapy, it may also be considered for localized pain, tissue irritation, or joint and soft-tissue concerns.

The number of sessions depends on the condition being addressed, the treatment method being used, and how your body responds over time. Dr Milanovich will recommend a personalized plan after assessment.