Madison credits Dr. Robert Whitfield's clinic with a systematic approach to explant surgery that includes genetic testing, hormone balance checks, and a device called the human regenerator to calm the nervous system after surgery.
The "human regenerator".
Genetic testing, blood work, hormone balance assessment, food sensitivities, gut testing, and toxin testing.
I interviewed with other doctors before I found you, and that no one else had any system like you had in place. And I think that's really cool. And that was one of the main reasons why I did decide to go with you, because it felt like you cared about the patient past explant, like you wanted people to feel better.
I think we've worked hard to put in systems to help people get prepared and then certainly afterwards. But the. We're emphasizing how much we get your preparation done. You know, looking at genetic testing, like you said, blood work, looking at hormone balance and food sensitivities and gut testing and toxin testing, trying to see, like, what does Madison have that we can help with before she comes in? You're here now. We have something new called the human regenerator. So it helps calm down your nervous system, which obviously, after surgery, anything that helps get you in a more parasympathetic state is best.
Everyone was so sweet and nice, and it was just, like, such a comforting feeling because you're obviously probably a little scared going into it, and everyone on the team is just over the top, sweet and understanding, and it makes a big difference.
