Infertility Specialist & Advanced Gynecological Endoscopic Surgeon
Regenerative Medicine
PRP & Stem Cell TherapyGuided by Reproductive Medicine Expertise
For patients with diminished ovarian reserve, thin endometrium, or repeated implantation failure, regenerative techniques offer an additional, evidence-informed option — reviewed carefully and recommended only when they genuinely fit your case.
Bangladesh Medical University
Consultant, REI
European Trained
France, Italy, Germany & Belgium
Advanced Reproductive Surgery
Laparoscopic & hysteroscopic
Case-by-Case Review
Never offered as routine
"Regenerative techniques are never a shortcut. They're one more evidence-informed tool — used only when your diagnosis genuinely supports it, and always explained in plain terms before you decide."
— Dr. Mostafa Al-Tarique (Ronee)
AutologousFrom your own blood
IndividualizedReviewed case-by-case
Using your body's own biology to support fertility
Regenerative medicine in reproductive care uses concentrated components from your own blood — or, in select research-guided cases, cell-based approaches — to support the repair and function of ovarian and uterine tissue. It doesn't replace standard fertility evaluation and treatment; it's considered alongside it, for specific situations where conventional options alone haven't been enough.
Dr. Ronee reviews every case individually before recommending a regenerative approach, and always explains what the current evidence does — and doesn't — support, so you can decide with realistic expectations.
- Autologous by designTechniques like PRP use your own blood-derived platelets, which lowers the risk of allergic reaction or disease transmission.
- Used selectively, not routinelyRecommended only after diagnostic evaluation confirms it's an appropriate option for your specific fertility picture.
- Part of a documented planEvery procedure is discussed with expected outcomes, risks, and alternatives clearly laid out beforehand.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy
PRP is prepared by drawing a small sample of your own blood and concentrating the platelets, which are rich in growth factors that support tissue repair. In fertility care, it's applied in two main ways:
Ovarian PRP
Ovarian Rejuvenation Therapy
PRP is injected directly into the ovarian tissue under ultrasound guidance, on an outpatient basis. It is considered for patients where standard stimulation has produced a limited response.
- Diminished ovarian reserve or low AMH
- Poor response in a previous IVF/ICSI cycle
- Early perimenopause or select cases of premature ovarian insufficiency
Endometrial PRP
Endometrial Lining Therapy
PRP is gently infused into the uterine cavity in the days before embryo transfer, aiming to improve lining thickness and receptivity for implantation.
- Thin endometrium not responding to standard hormonal therapy
- Recurrent implantation failure despite good-quality embryos
- Considered ahead of a frozen or fresh embryo transfer cycle
What the evidence shows: Clinical evidence for PRP in fertility care is encouraging but still developing, and results differ between patients. Dr. Ronee will walk you through what's realistic for your specific situation, based on your diagnostic findings, before you decide.
Stem Cell-Based Approaches
Stem cell therapy for ovarian and uterine regeneration is a newer, still-evolving field within reproductive medicine. It is not offered as a routine or first-line treatment.
An emerging option, offered with caution
Where conventional treatment and PRP have not achieved the desired result, and after a thorough discussion of the current, still-limited evidence, select patients may be counseled on stem cell-based approaches as part of an individualized plan. This decision is made jointly, with full transparency about what remains investigational.
- Considered only after standard and PRP-based options have been reviewed
- Preceded by detailed counseling on current evidence and uncertainty
- Undertaken with documented informed consent and close follow-up
Regenerative potential, illustrated: a single progenitor cell and its capacity to support surrounding tissue repair.
Who May Benefit
Regenerative options are discussed with patients who fit one or more of the following profiles — confirmed through consultation and diagnostic testing, not assumed in advance.
- Diminished ovarian reserve or persistently low AMH
- Poor ovarian response in a prior IVF/ICSI cycle
- Thin endometrial lining despite standard treatment
- Recurrent implantation failure with good-quality embryos
- Weighing options before starting, or alongside, IVF/ICSI
- Early perimenopause and exploring every appropriate option
What to Expect
Every regenerative treatment plan follows the same careful sequence, whether it's ovarian PRP, endometrial PRP, or a stem cell-based discussion.
01
Consultation
A detailed review of your fertility history, prior treatments, and goals with Dr. Ronee.
02
Diagnostic workup
AMH, antral follicle count, and imaging — hysteroscopy where indicated — to confirm suitability.
03
Personalized plan
A clear explanation of the recommended approach, timeline, expected outcomes, and alternatives.
04
Procedure & follow-up
Outpatient procedure with ultrasound guidance, followed by structured monitoring of your response.
Why patients choose Dr. Ronee for this
Regenerative techniques sit inside a broader surgical and reproductive practice — not a standalone add-on — so recommendations are grounded in the full clinical picture, not a single procedure.
- Consultant, Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, Bangladesh Medical University
- Internationally trained in France, Italy, Germany, and Belgium
- Advanced laparoscopic, hysteroscopic & reproductive surgery expertise
- Individualized evaluation before any regenerative technique is offered
Common Questions
A few things patients often ask before their first consultation.
Is PRP therapy safe?
PRP is prepared from your own blood, which minimizes the risk of allergic reaction or disease transmission. Mild, temporary discomfort or spotting at the injection or infusion site is possible, and Dr. Ronee will review your full risk profile before proceeding.
How many sessions will I need?
This depends on your diagnosis and how you respond to the initial procedure. It's decided together during your treatment planning, not fixed in advance.
Does stem cell therapy guarantee pregnancy?
No regenerative technique — PRP or stem cell-based — can guarantee a pregnancy. These are options that may improve certain markers of ovarian or endometrial function in select patients. Dr. Ronee will discuss realistic, individualized expectations with you directly.
Can regenerative therapy be combined with IVF/ICSI?
Yes — in many cases it's used specifically to prepare for, or improve the odds of, a subsequent IVF/ICSI or embryo transfer cycle, as part of one coordinated plan.
How do I know if I'm a candidate?
Suitability is determined through consultation and diagnostic testing — including hormone levels, antral follicle count, and uterine assessment — not from a general checklist alone.
Regenerative techniques, including PRP and stem cell-based approaches, are offered as part of an individualized fertility treatment plan following clinical evaluation. Outcomes vary between patients, and no treatment can guarantee pregnancy. This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation.
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