Regenerative Therapy in Brno

Komeda uses the Imedis Expert system for bioresonance and frequency-based diagnostics and therapy. The clinic describes it as a non-invasive, painless method that uses electromagnetic signals to identify energetic imbalances and toxic burdens in the body and to apply selected harmonising programmes — for example to improve reduced adaptation to environmental electromagnetic load. Sessions run about 30 minutes and are used within the centre's integrative and detoxification protocols.

Polynucleotide therapy — popularly known as 'salmon DNA' — is one of the newest regenerative injectables in aesthetic medicine, and TobePrime Clinic offers it for the full face, the delicate eye area, and scar regeneration. Purified polynucleotide fragments derived from salmon DNA may support tissue repair, hydration, and elasticity by creating a regenerative environment in the dermis, rather than filling or freezing it. Courses of two sessions are the standard protocol for face and eye treatments.

For non-healing wounds, Cellthera combines wound debridement with the patient's own fat and adipose-derived stem cells to support tissue repair. After cleaning and preparing the wound, the clinic applies autologous fat and concentrated regenerative cells, which are associated with reducing inflammation, stimulating new blood-vessel formation and supporting healing of the surrounding tissue. The approach is offered for chronic wounds that have failed to close with standard care, drawing on the same SVF cell platform and PRP techniques used across the clinic's regenerative services, and the number of treatments is tailored to the wound.

Cellthera's flagship regenerative procedure, applying a patient's own mesenchymal stem cells contained in the stromal vascular fraction (SVF) of adipose tissue to a damaged joint. In a single day the clinic harvests roughly 50 ml of fat by mini-liposuction under local anaesthetic, takes a blood sample, isolates and concentrates the cells in its own SÚKL-licensed tissue facility using the founder's patented method, and re-injects the cell preparation directly into the affected joint. It is offered for osteoarthritis, cartilage defects, meniscus, tendon and ligament injuries and other degenerative or overload conditions, as a non-surgical alternative for patients who want to use their own cells. The whole sequence is performed at the Brno facility, where extraction, processing and injection happen on the same visit.