Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter explains bone marrow aspirate concentrate, or BMAC, a treatment that uses cells and growth factors from your own bone marrow to repair joints. The procedure takes minutes in an office visit, drawing marrow from your pelvis, and works when standard healing isn't enough.
From the back of the pelvis (iliac crest).
And when healing needs a deeper push, we reach for one of the most advanced tools in regenerative orthopedics.
All right, well, let's talk about bmac, our bone marrow aspirate concentrate. Here at Pinnacle Integrative Orthopaedics. We don't chase symptoms, we support systems. And when healing needs a deeper push, we reach for one of the most advanced tools in regenerative orthopedics, and that's bone marrow aspirate concentrate, or bmac. So what's bmac? Well, BMAC is a concentrate of cells and growth factors drawn from your own bone marrow, and that's typically collected from the back of your pelvis in a quick in office procedure. That's painful.
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