Recovery after most Beyond Stem Cells treatments is short: FUE patients usually return to work within a few days, joint injection patients can expect mild soreness for a few days, and most non-surgical treatments involve little or no downtime. The table below quotes each treatment page; the calculator turns it into dates from your treatment day. Recovery varies by person and condition, and your clinician gives written aftercare.
How long is recovery after each treatment?
| Treatment | Downtime | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| FUE hair transplant | Most patients return to work and everyday activities within a few days. | Swelling and scabbing in the first week, gentle washing from around day four, shedding in weeks two to four, shock loss through months one to three, real growth from months four to twelve; full results usually at 12–18 months. |
| Joint injection (stem cell, exosome or PRP) | Mild soreness for a few days is normal. | Improvement usually begins within a few weeks, with continued healing over 3 to 6 months. |
| Non-surgical hair restoration | Non-surgical sessions are short and involve virtually no downtime. | Most patients begin noticing change over roughly three to four months. |
| Shockwave for erectile dysfunction | Most men return to normal activities the same day. | Results vary; ask about the session plan at your consultation. |
| Shockwave for plantar fasciitis | Sessions typically last 10 to 20 minutes. | Typically three to six sessions spaced about a week apart. |
| O-Shot | There's no recovery time. | The process usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes, including numbing. |
| Facial microneedling | Downtime is minimal. | For 24 to 48 hours you may have mild redness, swelling or sensitivity, which usually resolves naturally. |
| Neurotoxins (Botox) | Patients can resume most normal activities immediately afterward. |
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