Part 1
Detailed clinical assessment
Review your symptoms, function, diagnosis, and treatment history.
Patients with persistent musculoskeletal concerns
Specialist treatment planning
Regenerative Medicine Consultation
Explore appropriate options for recovery, function, and long-term care.
A medical evaluation of symptoms, diagnosis, and available regenerative approaches, with transparent discussion of evidence, limitations, and alternatives.
- DHA licensed
- Physician led
- Appointments available
Personal care plan
Built after clinical review
Dubai
Clinic & home care
About the service
Start with the diagnosis, not the procedure
Regenerative medicine is a broad and evolving field. The right starting point is a clear diagnosis and an honest discussion about which options have reasonable clinical support for your particular concern.
Our consultation reviews previous imaging, investigations, treatment history, function, and goals. Where a therapy is not appropriate, your doctor will explain alternative pathways or recommend specialist referral.
Why patients consider this service
A clearer view of your treatment options
- Clarify the underlying clinical problem
- Review previous investigations and treatments
- Understand evidence and realistic expectations
- Coordinate referral or treatment where appropriate
Your doctor will explain what is relevant in your case and where a different investigation or specialist opinion would be more useful.
Speak with a doctorSimple from the first call
Building the right care pathway
- 01
Records review
Bring relevant reports, imaging, medication, and treatment history.
- 02
Clinical assessment
Your doctor evaluates symptoms, function, and the working diagnosis.
- 03
Evidence discussion
Available options are discussed without overstating likely outcomes.
- 04
Care pathway
Agree on treatment, further investigation, rehabilitation, or referral.
What your care may include
What we review with you
These elements are considered individually. Your final plan may include some, all, or none of them depending on clinical need.
Part 2
Records and imaging review
Relevant reports and scans are considered where available.
People exploring options after conventional treatment
Part 3
Options discussion
Understand potential benefits, uncertainty, risks, and alternatives.
Active adults focused on safe recovery and function
Part 4
Coordinated next steps
Receive a documented plan, referral, or treatment pathway where indicated.
Patients seeking an evidence-based second opinion
Your clinical team
Meet the doctors behind your care.
General Practitioner
Dr. Marina Girgis
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
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A conversation with a doctor is the best place to start.
Share your concern, previous results, or health goal. The care team will arrange an appropriate consultation and tell you what to bring.
Why patients choose our clinic
- DHA-licensed medical team
- Clear explanations before decisions
- Individual rather than pre-set care
- Clinic and home-visit support
Safety and suitability
- Not every condition is suitable for a regenerative approach.
- Evidence differs considerably between treatments and conditions.
- Your clinician may recommend conventional care or specialist referral instead.
Common questions
What patients usually ask.
Our care team can answer anything that is specific to your situation before you book.
Do I need a consultation first?
A clinician first reviews your history, medication, goals, and results to decide whether the service is appropriate.
How should I prepare?
Bring your medicine list, relevant reports, and recent results. The clinic will advise if fasting or other preparation is needed.
How is safety assessed?
Your doctor considers conditions, medicines, allergies, results, and contraindications before recommending care.
Are there risks or side effects?
Tests and treatments can have limitations or risks. Your clinician explains benefits, alternatives, uncertainty, and side effects before consent.
Is care personalised?
Yes. Tests, treatment, and follow-up are selected according to clinical need, not applied as a standard package.
Will I need follow-up?
Follow-up depends on your findings and plan and may review results, response, and next steps.
Is the service covered by insurance?
Coverage varies by insurer and policy. Check with your insurer and ask the clinic for available billing information.
What should I bring to the consultation?
Bring relevant imaging, laboratory reports, previous treatment records, and a current medication list whenever possible.
Will treatment be performed on the same day?
Usually the first appointment is for assessment and planning. Any procedure requires appropriate consent, preparation, and confirmation of suitability.
Are results guaranteed?
No medical treatment can guarantee an outcome. Your clinician will discuss realistic expectations and the limits of available evidence.
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