Answers before you book.

Stem cell therapy is a regenerative medicine category that may involve cells or cell-derived products. Patients should treat it as a physician-reviewed medical decision, not a guaranteed cure or one-size-fits-all wellness package.

StemCell Manila provides regenerative wellness consultations at Centuria Medical Makati. International and local patients should start with medical history, goals, screening questions, and clinician review before treatment timing is finalized.

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular metabolism. NAD+ IV therapy is discussed in wellness settings for cellular energy and recovery support, but dose, tolerance, medical history, medications, and supervision matter.

NMN, or nicotinamide mononucleotide, is a precursor involved in the body's NAD+ pathway. Patients should ask how NMN compares with NAD+ IV therapy, whether labs are useful, and whether it fits their health history.

NAD+ IV therapy should be administered with screening and medical supervision. Individual suitability depends on medical history, medications, hydration, infusion tolerance, and treatment goals.

Yes. International patients can begin planning by WhatsApp before traveling to Makati for consultation, laboratory testing, and selected regenerative wellness services. Travel plans should include enough time for screening, review, rest, and follow-up.

Appointments may be requested through the website, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, or direct clinic contact channels. A requested time is not a confirmed treatment appointment until the clinic reviews suitability and availability.

Ask who reviews your case, what medical history is required, which claims the clinic will not make, what screening is needed, what aftercare is provided, and how follow-up works after you return home.

No. Exosomes are cell-derived signaling particles and are usually discussed separately from cell-based therapies. Patients should ask what product category is being discussed, what evidence applies, and what risks or uncertainties remain.

Blood tests can give the clinician more context about vitamin status, metabolic health, hormones, inflammation, and other baseline markers. Lab results support consultation; they do not replace diagnosis or physician judgment.

Send the service you want to discuss, your goal, home country, timezone, preferred dates, relevant medical history, medications, allergies, recent labs, and whether you are already in Manila or still planning flights.

No. Schema and clean FAQs help search systems understand content, but no website can force AI tools to cite it. The best approach is crawlable pages, clear authorship, visible sources, medically careful claims, and useful answers that match real patient questions.

The clinic welcomes inquiries about stem cell and exosome categories. The exact source, formulation, route, dose, laboratory, regulatory basis, and availability should be confirmed for the option discussed in consultation.

Yes. International patients can begin remotely, discuss the service that interests them, share relevant health information, and coordinate possible Manila dates with the clinic.

No. Suitability and possible outcomes depend on the person, condition, exact product or formulation, route, and evidence. The clinic must complete the appropriate assessment first.

No. Exosomes are cell-derived signaling particles and are usually discussed separately from cell-based therapies. The right category depends on the patient goal and clinical review.

No. Exosome-related claims should stay conservative. Suitability, risks, evidence limits, and alternatives require physician review.

Ask about source, handling, protocol, evidence for your goal, consent, aftercare, adverse-event planning, and whether labs or records should be reviewed first.

No. Fat-rich or adipose-derived therapy should only be planned after physician assessment, medical history review, and suitability screening.

Yes. WhatsApp planning can organize questions, dates, and possible screening needs before fixed flights are booked.

No. Consultation is used to determine whether the option is appropriate and what timing, testing, or alternatives should be discussed.

Session duration depends on the exact formulation, dose, infusion rate, monitoring, and patient tolerance. Ask the clinic for the current expected length of the option you are considering.

NAD+ is the active coenzyme used by cells for energy production, while NMN is a precursor that supports the body's natural NAD+ production pathway.

Selected IV services may be available at a home or hotel. Ask the clinic which infusions and locations currently qualify, along with current fees and availability.

Combination planning depends on screening, goals, dose, tolerability, and clinician guidance. It should not be treated as a one-size-fits-all drip.

Many travelers ask about IV support after long flights, but timing should be discussed with the clinic, especially if dehydration, medications, or medical conditions are involved.

Session length depends on protocol and patient tolerance. NAD+ infusions may take longer than standard vitamin or hydration drips.

NMN is a precursor involved in the body's NAD+ pathway, while NAD+ is the coenzyme itself. Which option fits depends on the patient context.

Yes. International patients can ask about timing, visit length, and whether NMN should be paired with consultation or labs.

No. Suitability depends on medical history, medications, goals, and clinician assessment.

No. Home service is for appropriate IV wellness requests after address review and screening. Some symptoms, health history, protocols, or timing issues may be better handled in the Makati clinic.

Yes. Send the hotel or serviced residence name, room or tower details, front-desk instructions, preferred time, and health context so the team can guide the right clinic, home, or hotel IV path.

Yes. The convenience of home service does not remove intake, contraindication checks, medication and allergy review, prior IV reaction history, or appropriate clinical guidance.

Preventive testing may include vitamin levels, hormone panels, metabolic markers, cardiovascular screening, inflammatory markers, and wellness blood work.

Yes. Lab results help personalize wellness planning and can inform the most appropriate IV, peptide, or hormone optimization discussion.

Many international patients benefit from scheduling labs early in the visit so results can inform the rest of the treatment plan.