Venturis

06/15/2026

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06/11/2026

PRP is studied as a way to support hair follicles using growth factors from your own blood. Several small randomized trials report increased hair density in early-stage pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia), though protocols vary and results aren't guaranteed. It's typically considered for EARLY thinning rather than advanced baldness — a provider assesses whether you're a candidate.

Educational only; results vary; not FDA-approved to treat disease.

📍 Venturis Clinic, OKC

06/11/2026

Another happy patient:
"I have been going to Dr. Philipose for 1 month, and I am amazed at the results so far. I thought I was going to have to have Back Surgery. I had a tremendous amount of pain in my legs and at times, could hardly walk. Dr. Philipose gives me Prolozone Injections, Serapin Injections, and I get Physical Therapy. Rosie does the physical therapy and is very gentle and such a sweet person. Melissa takes care of the front desk, as well as gives B-12 shots, etc. She is also very professional and kind. Dr. Philipose is the best Doctor I have ever been too. He genuinely cares about his patients and goes above and beyond to help them. Thank You Venturis Clinic. I am thankful that our friends, Scott & Denise Stroh, told us about you!"

- Marilyn Davis

06/10/2026

A herniated disc can lead to back pain, numbness, or discomfort that may affect your ability to move freely. Our care focuses on identifying the source of the problem and supporting spinal health through targeted, non-invasive treatments. The goal is to help reduce pressure, ease symptoms, and improve function.

Call our office at 405-848-7246 to schedule your appointment.

06/09/2026

If you've spent years collecting partial diagnoses — POTS, EDS, MCAS, hypermobility, chronic hives, fatigue no one can explain — you may not have three unrelated problems. You may have one underlying pattern that very few clinics in Oklahoma are equipped to recognize together.

It's called the MCAS-POTS-EDS triad. Mast cell activation, autonomic dysfunction, and connective tissue laxity tend to travel together. The mechanisms link them at a physiological level. Until a clinician sees all three at once, treatment is guesswork.

At Venturis, we're one of the few practices in Oklahoma with a specific focus on Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and its overlap conditions. Our new guide explains why the triad clusters, what comprehensive care looks like, and how to evaluate a clinician.

Educational, not medical advice.

📍 Venturis Clinic, Oklahoma City + Tulsa

👉 https://venturisclinic.com/regenerative-medicine-blog/the-mcas-pots-and-eds-triad-why-these-conditions-travel-together/

MCAS, POTS, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome often appear together. Learn why these three conditions cluster — and what comprehensive care looks like in Oklahoma.

06/09/2026

At Venturis, regenerative and IV therapies start with a consult — history, goals, exam, and (when relevant) imaging or labs — before anything is recommended. We'd rather tell you a therapy isn't a fit than sell you a package. That's the whole model: evidence first, no hype, no pressure.

Educational only; not medical advice.

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06/07/2026

Stubborn tendon problems like lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) are a common reason people ask about PRP — the goal is to support the body's own repair signaling using growth factors from your own blood. Evidence varies by tendon and by how the PRP is prepared, so a provider should review whether it fits your specific case before anything is recommended.

Educational only; results vary; not FDA-approved to treat disease. Candidacy is determined by a provider.

📍 Venturis Clinic, OKC

06/05/2026

Low-level ('cold') laser light at specific wavelengths is studied for how it interacts with mitochondria — your cells' energy producers — potentially supporting cellular energy and recovery. Local photobiomodulation has randomized-trial support for certain pain conditions (e.g., a 2009 Lancet meta-analysis on neck pain). The intravenous/systemic form (sometimes called ILIB) is newer and the evidence is still preliminary — reviewers say larger trials are needed before strong efficacy claims. We offer it within a recovery/wellness approach, not as a disease treatment.

Educational only; results vary; not FDA-approved to treat disease.