What to expect, start to finish
From your first seminar to your follow-ups through the first year, every step is overseen by a licensed provider and arranged around you. Here's exactly how it works.
Three simple steps
Education
It starts with understanding. In a free seminar or one-on-one, we explain how joints, cartilage and connective tissue work — and lay out every option on the table, including conventional ones. There's no pressure and no obligation to go further.
Evaluation — the Good Faith Exam (GFE)
If you'd like to continue, a licensed provider (MD or NP) reviews your history and goals — typically for a joint-related concern — to determine whether connective tissue supplementation may be appropriate for you. This is called a Good Faith Exam. It's also where we confirm that this isn't the right fit for everyone, and say so plainly when it isn't.
Implementation
If you and your provider decide it's right, the allograft is applied into the affected joint area as a shallow, ultrasound-guided application — adding a new barrier of cushioning and support where structure has been lost. It's targeted, not systemic, and is intended to stay local.
How a typical visit works
A visit averages 45–120 minutes. The application itself is quick; consultation and prep are tailored to you, and some patients have reported little to no downtime.
Consult & good-faith exam
You meet a licensed provider who reviews your history and goals to see whether this is appropriate for you.
A shallow, guided application
If you decide together it's right, the allograft is applied into the affected area under ultrasound guidance. It stays local.
Follow-up through the first year
Verbal follow-ups help chart your progress. Some patients have noted changes over 3–12 months, though individual timelines vary.
Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. The number of applications depends on the area and severity, and is decided with your provider.
Most goals come down to two things
Move more comfortably
Getting back to the activities and routines that joint discomfort has been getting in the way of.
Quality of life
What that looks like is different for everyone — but the goal is the same: more good days.
Start with a conversation
Reserve a complimentary consultation and we'll walk you through your options — no cost, no obligation.