What is BMAC?
A small amount of a patient’s own bone marrow is collected and processed into a concentrate. That preparation may be used in selected musculoskeletal procedures. It is different from PRP and from the Regenokine® Program.
Bone marrow aspirate concentrate, often called BMAC, is one of the regenerative options offered at the practice. It requires a careful discussion of suitability, evidence and alternatives.
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A small amount of a patient’s own bone marrow is collected and processed into a concentrate. That preparation may be used in selected musculoskeletal procedures. It is different from PRP and from the Regenokine® Program.
The practice states that Dr. Goyle performs its BMAC procedures himself using imaging guidance. This helps place the preparation in the intended treatment area.
BMAC is not a promise to regrow cartilage, reverse arthritis or avoid surgery. Evidence varies by condition, and the procedure involves collection and injection risks. Ask for a specific explanation relevant to your health.
Dr. Goyle can review your medical history, imaging and goals, then discuss whether BMAC or another approach is appropriate. The practice is private pay; confirm total fees and follow-up arrangements before treatment.
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