Organ Repair & Regeneration

Special stem cells that home directly to damaged tissue to repair it — supporting safe, long-lasting organ repair and regeneration.

The problem

Supporting the organ’s own capacity to regenerate.

In liver cirrhosis, scar tissue gradually replaces working tissue. Standard care slows the process, manages complications, and monitors every stage — and that vigilance matters.

Regenerative protocols work alongside that care, supporting the organ’s own repair processes with cells whose role is targeted tissue repair.

Safe, long-lasting organ repair and regeneration is the goal these protocols are built around.

A petri dish held to the light

The approach

Supporting the organ’s own repair.

Every Neorgana protocol is customized and multifactorial — built around the patient’s unique case by a multidisciplinary team, with expert guidance at every step.

It begins with thorough assessment and functional review. Supportive therapies prepare the body and create the right environment; regenerative therapies are administered when the patient is ready; and integration care continues afterward — because regeneration is more than any single administration.

For organ repair, a plan may draw on cellular and signaling therapies from the Dezawa platform with advanced cellular nutrients and supporting care — combined according to the case.

Deeper systemic programs are available where the case calls for them, always under the same multidisciplinary guidance.

Conditions we address

Dr. Mari Dezawa

The science

Discovered at Tohoku University. Licensed through MCI.

Dezawa MuseCells® were discovered and developed by Dr. Mari Dezawa — Professor and Director of the Department of Stem Cell Biology and Histology at Tohoku University School of Medicine, and one of the most respected scientists in regenerative medicine. They reach Neorgana exclusively through MuseCell Innovations®, the global IP owner.

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What we treat

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