A Generation Beyond PRP and Stem Cells
Why Your Body Responds to the 1,000x Potency of RPA
You may have heard of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) or basic stem cell treatments, but RPA represents a massive leap forward in regenerative science. While traditional PRP contains roughly 40 healing factors, RPA contains 300+ and is estimated to be up to 1,000 times more potent. These proteins are the biological messengers responsible for the growth and repair of the human brain, nerves, and organs.
When these proteins are introduced to your system, they act as a biological blueprint. They “reprogram” the local environment of your damaged tissues and reactivate your body’s natural ability to heal itself. Because RPA is an acellular, non-cellular product, it eliminates the risks you might associate with live cell therapies. It contains no DNA and no whole cells, which virtually removes the chance of an adverse reaction or rejection. You are simply giving your cells the high-potency tools they need to finish the job of repair.
The Carotid Advantage in Your Care
Why a Surgeon’s Precision Matters for Your Delivery
You might wonder why a veteran general surgeon is championing protein therapy. The answer lies in the “plumbing” of your body. For twenty-eight years, Dr. Savoy has specialized in the delicate anatomy of the head and neck, performing life-saving carotid surgeries. He understands how blood and nutrients reach your brain better than anyone in the field. This expertise allows us to deliver RPA with surgical precision, ensuring the proteins reach the specific areas where you need them most.
Depending on your specific needs, we utilize multiple delivery methods tailored to your recovery:
Intranasal Delivery
This provides a direct “backdoor” into your brain, bypassing the blood-brain barrier to target neuroinflammation and neurological decline.
Intravenous (IV) Push
Used for systemic issues, such as autoimmune diseases or widespread inflammation throughout your body.
Nebulized Treatment
Delivering healing proteins directly to your lung tissue for chronic respiratory conditions and cellular repair.
RPA FAQ | Understanding Your Regenerative Treatment
Q.1. How is RPA different from Stem Cells or PRP?
RPA is a generation beyond these older treatments. While PRP contains about 40 healing factors, RPA contains over 300 and is estimated to be up to 1,000 times more potent. Unlike stem cells, RPA is acellular—meaning it contains the “active ingredients” (proteins and growth factors) without the whole cells or DNA. This makes it safer and eliminates the risk of rejection.
Q.2. Is RPA therapy safe?
Yes. RPA is produced in FDA-registered labs and undergoes a rigorous 4-stage filtration process to remove all cellular matter. Because it is acellular and non-biologic, it has an excellent safety profile. It is ethically sourced from healthy, scheduled C-sections and contains no genetic-altering material.
Q.3. How is the treatment delivered?
We tailor the delivery to your specific condition. We use intranasal delivery to bypass the blood-brain barrier for neurological concerns, IV pushes for systemic issues, and nebulized treatments for lung-related cellular repair. Dr. Savoy’s expertise as a vascular surgeon ensures these proteins are delivered exactly where your body needs them most.
Q.4. How long does it take to see results?
RPA works in three stages over one to six months. You may feel an initial anti-inflammatory effect in the first month, followed by a “reprogramming” phase where your cells begin to repair. Most patients see the full benefits of tissue and nerve repair by months four through six as their body’s resident stem cells respond to the protein signals.
Q.5. Does insurance cover RPA therapy?
RPA is currently considered an elective, non-cellular treatment and is typically not covered by traditional insurance. We operate as a cash-pay clinic for this service to ensure you have immediate access to the treatment without the typical insurance delays or red tape.
Q.6. Can RPA help with chronic neurological conditions?
We are seeing encouraging results with neuroinflammation and neurological decline. By using intranasal delivery, we can send healing proteins directly to the brain, which is often impossible with traditional oral or IV medications. While it is not a “cure,” it provides the biological blueprints your body needs to support nerve repair.
What You Can Expect: The Three Stages of Healing
Understanding Your Body’s 6-Month Rebuilding Phase
You should know that RPA is not a “magic shot” that works in an hour; it is a catalyst for your long-term repair. It works by returning your body to a peak state of healing. Most of our patients in Central Louisiana experience a three-stage recovery process over the course of one to six months:
- Month 1 (The Catalyst): You will likely experience an immediate anti-inflammatory effect as the proteins act as a regenerative spark for your system.
- Months 2-4 (Reprogramming): Naturally occurring messengers begin “reprogramming” your cells, leading to continued protein expression and biological healing.
- Months 4-6+ (Repair): Your body’s resident stem cells respond to these mature signals, completing the repair of your tissues and restoring your long-term vitality.
Regenerative Medicine Disclosure
Medical Disclaimer: Genesis RPA (Regenerative Protein Array) is a tissue-derived, acellular product. While it contains naturally occurring proteins and growth factors, it is not classified as a drug or a “cure” for chronic conditions such as Parkinson’s, MS, or Dementia. RPA therapy is considered an elective, non-cellular treatment. You are encouraged to review clinical data and consult with Dr. Savoy to understand the “rebuilding phase” and expected biological responses. Individual results will vary.


