This video features an immediate post-procedure testimonial from a patient named Cynthia at the Dallas PRP and Stem Cell Institute, shared by Dr. Don Buford.
Key Highlights:
- The Procedure: Cynthia underwent a comprehensive bone marrow-derived stem cell procedure targeting four distinct areas—both hips and both knees. Dr. Buford aspirated (harvested) bone marrow and subsequently injected the concentrated stem cells into all four joints during a single session.
- Pain Level: When asked to rate the pain of the extraction and injection process on a scale of 1 to 10, Cynthia rated it as a highly tolerable 3.
- Immediate Recovery: Filmed literally five minutes after finishing the procedure, the patient is shown comfortably standing and walking down the clinic hallway under her own power, entirely without the use of a wheelchair, crutches, or walking aids.
Questions about this treatment
- What procedure is featured in this patient testimonial?
- The testimonial features a bone marrow-derived stem cell procedure targeting four joints: both hips and both knees.
- How many joints were treated?
- Four joints were treated during the same session: both hips and both knees.
- Where were the stem cells obtained from?
- Bone marrow was harvested and concentrated before the stem cells were injected into the targeted joints.
- How painful was the procedure for the patient?
- In the immediate post-procedure testimonial, the patient rated the pain associated with the extraction and injection process as 3 out of 10.
- How soon was the patient able to walk after the procedure?
- The testimonial was filmed approximately five minutes after the procedure, and the patient was shown standing and walking independently without a wheelchair, crutches, or other walking aids.
- Who performed the stem cell procedure?
- The procedure was performed by Don Buford, MD at Texas Orthobiologics in Dallas, Texas.
Every patient is different, and a video is not a promise of the same result. If you want to know whether an orthobiologic or surgical option fits your own injury, that starts with an exam and imaging — not a video.
