WhatsApp Treatment menu
A structured menu hub for the StemCell Manila offering: regenerative consultation, fat-rich stem cell therapy, NAD+ and NMN IV support, Myers-style drips, selected home service, and lab-informed wellness.
Regenerative medicine
A consultation-first path for patients asking about fat-rich or adipose-derived cellular therapy, procedure timing, harvesting questions, and aftercare planning.
Discuss goals, eligibility, medical history, lab context, and whether exosome, umbilical cord-derived, dental pulp-derived, or adipose-derived options should be considered.
IV drips and cellular energy
A branded IV wellness path for patients comparing clinic or selected home-service drip options after intake, contraindication checks, and protocol review.
Useful for patients comparing NAD+ support, Myers-style vitamins and minerals, recovery timing, infusion length, and travel-fatigue planning.
A clinician-guided IV option where dose, session length, hydration, medications, and patient tolerance should be reviewed before treatment timing.
A cellular wellness discussion for patients weighing NMN, NAD+, Myers-style support, labs, and whether symptoms or travel timing should change the plan.
A convenience path for patients who still need location review, medical screening, protocol confirmation, staffing availability, and preparation instructions.
Labs and optimization
Use blood work to make IV therapy, hormone-related discussions, and regenerative wellness planning more specific before choosing a protocol.
A planning path for patients who want to understand whether symptoms should be investigated before IV therapy or regenerative wellness decisions.
How to use this menu
The menu helps patients identify the right conversation quickly while keeping the medical decision where it belongs: clinician review, screening, labs when useful, and practical timing.
Program names help patients recognize what they saw on Facebook or WhatsApp.
Final recommendations still depend on clinician review, health history, medications, and suitability.
International patients should ask how labs, infusion length, and recovery timing affect travel plans.
Home service is availability-dependent and should not be treated as automatic for every IV protocol.