Regenerative medicine uses advanced biologic treatments—such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), stem cells, or growth factor therapies—to stimulate your body’s natural healing processes. At RRMG, we apply these techniques to treat joint, tendon, and muscle injuries, helping reduce pain, improve function, and, in many cases, avoid or delay surgery.

Ideal candidates include individuals with:

• Chronic joint or tendon pain (shoulder, knee, hip, ankle, or spine)
• Early arthritis or degenerative joint conditions
• Sports injuries such as ligament, tendon, or muscle damage
• Those seeking non-surgical treatments with minimal downtime and fast recovery
• Athletes and active individuals looking to optimise performance and accelerate recovery

We commonly treat:

• Knee, shoulder, hip, and ankle arthritis
• Ligament and tendon injuries (such as rotator cuff tears, Achilles tendonitis, tennis elbow)
• Meniscus and cartilage damage
• Back and neck pain from degenerative disc disease
• Sports injuries requiring faster recovery

Our procedures are minimally invasive and use your body’s own biologics, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or rejection. All treatments are performed under ultrasound or image guidance for precision and safety. Complications are extremely rare, and recovery time is typically shorter than with surgical alternatives.

Most patients start noticing improvement within 1-4 weeks, with continued gains over several months as the healing process unfolds. The exact timeline depends on the condition treated, the biologic used, and individual healing responses.

RRMG offers a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach combining regenerative medicine, advanced imaging, sports science, and rehabilitation. Our team of physicians and therapists works closely to deliver a bespoke treatment plan, ensuring your care is evidence-based, safe, and effective.

Currently, most regenerative procedures are considered specialist treatments and may not be covered by standard insurance plans. We provide clear, upfront pricing and flexible payment options to help you plan your care.

In many cases, yes. These therapies can delay or prevent the need for joint replacement or invasive surgery, particularly when used early in the disease process. For patients who still require surgery later, regenerative medicine often helps preserve joint health and improve post-surgical recovery.

The first step is to schedule a consultation with Dr Ralph Rogers.. We’ll review your medical history, perform advanced imaging if needed, and discuss a tailored treatment plan that fits your goals—whether it’s returning to sport, reducing pain, or maintaining long-term joint health.