The program
What is stem cell sleep support?
Sleep quality depends on inflammation, circadian rhythm, the stress-hormone (HPA) axis, metabolic health and nervous-system balance. This program uses stem cell–based adjunct therapy with targeted IVs, circadian coaching and recovery habits to help calm neuroinflammation, steady stress signalling and improve sleep depth and continuity.
It pairs well with the Stress & Resilience Program and, for midlife changes, hormone balance programs.
Candidates
Who it suits, and who should wait
Good candidates
- Trouble falling or staying asleep, or waking unrefreshed
- Jet lag, shift work or high-stress schedules
- Fragmented sleep after illness or burnout
- Midlife hormonal transitions, co-managed with your clinician
Postpone treatment if
- You may have untreated sleep apnoea (we screen and refer)
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding
- You have an active infection or uncontrolled illness
- You rely on sedatives that need specialist review first
Results
Benefits patients often report
Faster sleep onset
Fewer wakings during the night.
Deeper sleep
Better morning readiness.
Calmer evenings
Improved mood stability.
Steady energy
Fewer afternoon crashes.
Results vary between individuals. This program supports, and does not replace, care from your own physician.
Your visit
How the program works
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Consultation & assessment
- History, medication, caffeine, alcohol, light and device use
- Optional wearable data (sleep, HRV) and sleep questionnaires
- Labs as needed: thyroid, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, glucose, hs-CRP
- Sleep apnoea risk screening, with referral if indicated
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Personalised plan
- Stem cell–based therapy, with route tailored to you
- Targeted IV support such as the Brain & Focus IV
- Circadian coaching: light, timing, caffeine and evening routine
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Treatment day
- Comfortable outpatient session in a private room
- Most patients return to normal activity the same day
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Follow-up & tracking
- Baseline over weeks 0–2, then treatment
- Progress reviewed with sleep data every few weeks
Safety
Safety & expectations
- Not a sedative. This program supports natural sleep and does not sedate you.
- Apnoea first. Possible sleep apnoea is screened for and referred before treatment.
- Medication. Sleep medication is changed only by your prescribing doctor.
- Gradual change. Most patients notice changes over several weeks.
At home
Evening & morning anchors
- Morning daylight within an hour of waking
- A consistent wake time, even at weekends
- No caffeine after early afternoon
- Dim lights and screens in the hour before bed
- A cool, dark, quiet bedroom
Your physician
Led by a physician in metabolic and aesthetic medicine
Director · Aesthetic & Metabolic Medicine
Dr. Son Hyun-gyu
- M.D., Chosun University College of Medicine
- Internship, National Police Hospital
- Member, Korean Society for the Study of Obesity
- Member, Korean Society of Clinical Aesthetic Medicine
- Physician-led, 1:1 Your doctor designs and performs every session.
- Natural results Gradual, balanced change that looks like you.
- Private suites Treatment in a discreet room, with numbing or sedation if needed.
- For international patients English consultations and condensed scheduling for short stays.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is this a sleeping pill?
No. It supports the body systems that regulate sleep. It does not sedate you.
How soon will I sleep better?
Some patients notice changes within weeks; most improvements build over the program.
Can it help with jet lag?
Yes. Circadian coaching and IV support are often used around long-haul travel.
Do I need a sleep study?
Only if screening suggests sleep apnoea. We refer you if so.
Can I keep taking my sleep medication?
Yes. Any change is made only by your prescribing doctor.
This page is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Suitability and expected results are decided by your physician after an in-person assessment. Results vary between individuals.