This YouTube excerpt (speaker: Joy Kong, MD) describes a clinical approach that uses external laser guidance to direct stem cells to specific organs and tissues. The speaker claims the laser both activates cells (making them live longer, more mobile) and attracts/retains them at targeted sites, offering a non-invasive alternative to direct organ injection to reduce side effects.
For all the organs and all the tissue. In my clinic, we also use laser guidance to help the cells to get to a particular organ so we can shine the laser. Not only the laser is going to make the cells live longer, activate them, make them more mobile, but it can also help attract the cells to stay in certain areas so we can target the laser at certain organs, which is really, really just an incredible tool. Because I don't want to inject into people's organs, there can be significant side effects. And if I can have something that's more elegant, that I can attract the cells to where I want them to be, then I'm solving a big problem, right?
