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In short: Beyond Stem Cells offers non-surgical treatment for hand and wrist conditions at its Littleton, Colorado clinic, serving patients across the Denver metro. Treatments include PRP and regenerative cell therapy for carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist arthritis, tendonitis and ligament injuries. Procedures are outpatient with same-day discharge. Improvement typically begins within a few weeks, continuing over 3 to 6 months. Care is provided by licensed Colorado physicians. Free consultation: (833) 720-7836.
Beyond Stem Cells Medical Spa is at 5912 S Cody St, Suite 201, Littleton, CO 80123 — roughly 25 minutes from central Denver, and about 15 minutes from the Denver Tech Center. We see patients from across the Denver metro, including Centennial, Englewood, Highlands Ranch, Lakewood and Denver.
Open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM MST.
We treat the following hand and wrist conditions:
→ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
→ Wrist Arthritis
→ Wrist and Hand Tendonitis
→ Ligament Injuries
Applying too much pressure to the carpal tunnel causes the median nerve to become pinched resulting in many problems that are experienced in the wrist and hand including pain, tingling and difficulty functioning. The carpal tunnel is a pathway that runs from the elbow down to the hand. It is located on the inner aspect of your arm and houses a median nerve and many other tendons. If you have the carpal tunnel syndrome and you do not want to risk the side effects associated with steroid injections or you don’t want to go for surgery.
Hand and wrist problems interrupt everything. You notice it opening jars, then holding a phone, then waking at three in the morning with numb fingers and shaking your hand to get the feeling back. People tend to assume it will settle on its own. Carpal tunnel in particular often doesn’t, and nerve damage that has gone on too long doesn’t always recover after treatment.
There’s no prize for waiting. Getting assessed early gives you more options, not fewer.
Arthritis of the hands and wrists is inflammation of the various tissues within the joints. Each joint is made up of tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and other soft tissues that provide cushioning where the bones meet, keeping them from rubbing against each other. When there is damage or deterioration within the joints, arthritis is likely to develop. Usually, the condition progressively develops and worsens over time. Sudden, traumatic injury to the delicate soft tissues of the hand and wrist joints can also lead to the inflammation, stiffness, and pain of arthritis. Arthritis pain can easily become a chronic condition, and becomes increasingly more difficult to treat.
Despite the risks involved, many have tried prescription pain medications, steroid injections, and even surgery to relieve their pain. Now there are advanced, non-surgical techniques to reduce inflammation and arthritic pain. Regenerative Cell Therapy takes healing cells that contains a high concentration of immune cells, healing and growth factors that help not only heal your inflamed joint but also helps to regenerative tissue. This is a same-day, in-office procedure that helps your body heal the arthritis in your hands and wrists naturally, without the need for surgery.
No stem cell product is FDA-approved for wrist arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. Legitimate US clinics operate under the 361 HCT/P exemption, which permits use of your own tissue when it is minimally manipulated and used for a homologous purpose. That is the framework we work within.
The evidence base is still developing. Published studies are mostly small with relatively short follow-up, and there is less research on hand and wrist applications than on larger joints such as the knee. Major orthopaedic guideline bodies do not currently recommend regenerative injections as standard first-line care for these conditions.
What is well established: for carpal tunnel syndrome, splinting, activity modification and corticosteroid injection all have solid evidence, and surgical release has strong outcomes in severe cases. For wrist arthritis, hand therapy and activity modification are the usual starting point. If you have not tried those, that is often the right first step — and we will tell you so.
We are not offering a cure. We are offering a non-surgical option that may reduce pain and improve function. Results vary between individuals. Some patients respond well; some do not.
Any clinic promising guaranteed results for hand and wrist conditions is overselling.
Regenerative treatment may be appropriate when you have mild to moderate wrist arthritis; early or moderate carpal tunnel syndrome where the nerve is irritated rather than damaged; tendonitis that hasn’t settled with rest and hand therapy; when you want to avoid or delay surgery; and when you are in reasonable general health with realistic expectations.
It is often not the right choice when carpal tunnel syndrome is severe, with constant numbness or visible muscle wasting at the base of the thumb — that usually needs surgical release, and delaying it risks permanent nerve damage. It is also not appropriate for advanced arthritis with bone-on-bone contact, active joint infection, an acute fracture, or when you have not yet tried splinting and hand therapy.
The hand and wrist are small, complex structures and getting the diagnosis right matters. Carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist arthritis, tendonitis and nerve compression higher up the arm can all produce similar symptoms but need different treatment. If you are not a good candidate for regenerative treatment, we will say so and explain why.
Consultations are free. We assess the hand and wrist, tell you whether treatment is likely to help, and give you a written quote.
Regenerative treatment for hand and wrist conditions in the Denver area generally runs $3,000 to $8,000 per joint, depending on the treatment type and cell source.
A $500 discount is currently available on joint regeneration procedures.
Financing is available through Cherry — 0% APR options, approvals up to $50,000, and no hard credit check to see if you qualify.
Regenerative treatments are generally not covered by health insurance. We give you a written quote at consultation with no obligation to proceed.
What causes carpal tunnel syndrome?
Pressure on the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist. Common contributors include repetitive hand movements, prolonged computer or tool use, pregnancy, diabetes, thyroid conditions and rheumatoid arthritis.
What are the symptoms?
Tingling, numbness or burning in the thumb, index and middle fingers. Symptoms often wake people at night. Over time grip strength weakens and people start dropping things.
Can regenerative treatment help carpal tunnel?
It may help in mild to moderate cases where the nerve is irritated rather than permanently damaged. Severe or long-standing cases with muscle wasting usually need surgical release. We will tell you which category you are in.
What is wrist arthritis?
Inflammation of the tissues within the wrist joints. Each joint contains tendons, ligaments and cartilage that cushion the bones. When those deteriorate, the bones rub, producing pain and stiffness that worsens over time.
Is the treatment surgical?
No. PRP and regenerative cell therapy are injection-based, performed in-office, and patients go home the same day.
How long does recovery take?
Mild soreness for a few days is normal. Improvement usually begins within a few weeks, with continued healing over 3 to 6 months.
Is it covered by insurance?
Generally no. Financing is available through Cherry with 0% APR options.
Do you see patients from Denver?
Yes. We are in Littleton, about 25 minutes from central Denver, and see patients from across the metro area.
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