Medical-grade ozone (oxygen with a third atom) delivered in small, controlled amounts, most often in or around a joint or soft tissue. It is used in integrative practices as part of a plan for joint and soft-tissue complaints.
A small amount of your own blood is drawn and spun to concentrate the platelets. That concentrate is placed at the treatment site to support the body's own repair response. PRP is commonly considered for tendon, ligament and joint complaints.
Injectable homeopathic preparations used to support recovery from soft-tissue pain and inflammation. Dr. Taylor will explain which preparation fits your situation and why.
Every plan starts with a consultation and exam. Results vary from person to person, and Dr. Taylor will tell you plainly if you are not a good candidate. Same-day visits are often available, but booking ahead is recommended.
Who does it: Dr. Matt Taylor performs these treatments himself. He is licensed in Utah and has practiced in St. George for 21 years.
Call (435) 656-0521 or book online to ask whether regenerative care fits your plan.
