Medical Clinic in The Woodlands, TX

Traditional treatments often manage pain without addressing the damaged tissue. Regenerative therapy supports actual tissue repair by leveraging your body's growth factors, platelets, and cellular repair mechanisms to promote healing at the source of injury.

Yes. We use thoroughly screened, evidence-informed protocols. Every patient undergoes a comprehensive evaluation to confirm candidacy before treatment. Safety begins with proper diagnosis and patient selection, not marketing claims.

Results vary based on the condition, severity, and your body's healing response. Many patients experience sustained improvement because the therapy supports actual tissue repair rather than temporary symptom relief. We track functional milestones to measure progress objectively.

In many cases, yes. Regenerative therapy can be a viable alternative for patients who want to avoid or delay surgery, particularly for joint degeneration, tendon injuries, and soft tissue damage. A thorough diagnostic evaluation helps determine whether you're a good candidate.

Costs depend on the treatment type and area being treated. Most regenerative therapies are not covered by insurance because they fall outside conventional protocols. We provide transparent pricing during your consultation so you can plan accordingly. Many patients find the investment worthwhile compared to the long-term cost of repeated cortisone injections or surgical recovery.

Joint degeneration, tendon injuries, ligament damage, and chronic inflammation in the knees, shoulders, lower back, and neck tend to respond well. We evaluate each patient individually because candidacy depends on the specific tissue involved, severity of damage, and overall health status.

Most patients receive 1 to 3 treatments spaced several weeks apart. The number depends on the severity of the condition, your healing response, and the specific therapy used. We track progress with functional benchmarks and imaging when appropriate to determine whether additional sessions are warranted.

We review your diagnosis, imaging, and treatment history. We assess whether stem cell therapy is a reasonable fit for your specific condition, discuss sourcing and safety, and set clear expectations about what the therapy can and cannot do. No pressure, just clarity.

Costs vary based on the type of therapy, area being treated, and number of sessions. Most insurance plans do not cover stem cell therapy. We provide transparent pricing during your consultation so you can make an informed decision without surprises.

Safety depends entirely on sourcing, screening, and clinical oversight. At Prince Health, every product is rigorously vetted and every patient is evaluated for candidacy before treatment. We do not cut corners on safety protocols.

Stem cell therapy is most commonly used for joint degeneration, cartilage damage, tendon injuries, and chronic pain in the knees, shoulders, and lower back. We evaluate each case individually to determine whether you are a good candidate.

Most patients begin noticing improvement within 4 to 8 weeks as the biological repair process takes hold. Full benefits may continue developing for 3 to 6 months. We track your progress with functional benchmarks at each follow-up.

Stem cell therapy is one type of regenerative medicine. The broader category includes PRP, growth factor injections, and other biological therapies. Stem cell therapy specifically uses stem cells to support tissue repair and regeneration.

For many patients, yes. Stem cell therapy can support tissue repair that slows or halts degeneration, potentially eliminating the need for joint replacement or surgical intervention. A thorough evaluation including imaging helps determine whether you are a surgical or non-surgical candidate.

COVID-19 can cause inflammation of the olfactory nerve, disrupting signal transmission between the nasal receptors and the brain. Our technique addresses the neurological pathways involved through targeted spinal alignment and nerve function restoration.

Dr. Prince developed a specific protocol that addresses spinal alignment in the upper cervical region, which influences cranial nerve function. By restoring proper nerve signaling, the body can begin to recover olfactory and gustatory function.

Recovery timelines vary based on how long you've experienced the loss and the underlying cause. Some patients notice improvement within a few sessions, while others require a longer treatment plan. We track progress with measurable benchmarks at each visit.

No. While Dr. Prince gained national recognition for helping post-COVID patients, the technique addresses taste and smell dysfunction from multiple causes including sinus conditions, head injuries, and neurological issues like anosmia.

Costs depend on the number of sessions needed and the complexity of your case. We discuss pricing transparently during your initial consultation. Some patients with anosmia symptoms may have partial insurance coverage for the chiropractic component of care.

Your first visit includes a detailed history of your sensory loss, upper cervical examination, cranial nerve assessment, and initial treatment. Dr. Prince evaluates both the duration and pattern of your loss to customize the protocol for your specific case.

Yes. Dr. Prince has treated patients who lost taste and smell months or even years before seeking care. While earlier intervention generally produces faster results, the neurological pathways can still respond to targeted treatment even after extended periods of dysfunction.