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Vision & Hearing

Degenerative Eye & Hearing

Regenerative cell and exosome therapy that targets the sensory cells behind vision and hearing loss.

ISO Class 6 GMP Up to 285M cells per treatment
Allogenic Culture-expanded cells with exosomes
Feel the results 98% viability verified by flow cytometry

Sight and hearing both depend on specialized sensory cells that the body keeps for life. Once those cells degenerate, vision or hearing fades. SOMA's approach is the same in principle across both: deliver regenerative signals from mesenchymal stem cells and exosomes directly to the affected tissue, calming the inflammation and stress that drive the decline and supporting the sensory cells that remain. Each protocol is delivered by the specialist the tissue calls for, and tailored to the specific condition.

Eye Conditions

For the eye, therapy is placed adjacent to the retina by an ophthalmologist. Patients are also offered an at-home photobiomodulation device, which supports the retina's mitochondrial energy between visits.

Anatomical illustration of the retina and macula

Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Macular degeneration erodes central vision as support cells fail, building waste or leaking fluid. SOMA's protocol works to support the affected retinal tissue alongside standard anti-VEGF medical care.

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Glaucoma

Glaucoma injures the optic nerve, often from fluid pressure that damages retinal nerve cells. SOMA's cell and exosome therapy works to support these nerve cells alongside a patient's pressure-lowering care.

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Diabetic Retinopathy

Diabetic retinopathy occurs when high blood sugar damages retinal vessels, causing leakage. SOMA's protocol works to calm inflammation and support retinal tissue and microvasculature alongside standard diabetes care.

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Optic Atrophy

Optic atrophy is the loss of fibers in the optic nerve, which dims and narrows vision. SOMA's protocol works to calm local inflammation and support the remaining nerve fibers and retinal cells that survive.

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Retinitis Pigmentosa

Retinitis pigmentosa is an inherited condition that causes light-sensing retinal cells to degenerate. SOMA's protocol works to support remaining photoreceptors and tissue, aiming to protect surviving vision.

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Hearing Conditions

For hearing, exosomes are placed through the eardrum by a precise trans-tympanic injection that reaches the cochlea, performed by one of our dedicated ENT specialists.

Sensorineural Hearing Loss

Sensorineural hearing loss occurs as inner-ear hair cells degenerate. SOMA applies its cellular hair-restoration approach here, delivering exosomes to calm inflammation and support the cells that remain.

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Tinnitus

Tinnitus brings phantom ringing, often driven by cochlear damage and inflammation. Exosome therapy delivered to the inner ear works to settle that inflammation and support sensory cells to ease the sound.

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Your Journey to Restoration

Your step-by-step guide to stem cell therapy.

We’ve designed a process that removes uncertainty—guiding you from your first conversation through long-term recovery.

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Assessment & Medical Review

We learn about your condition and help you understand the right fit. Our team then medical history to develop a personalized plan.

3–5 business days
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Pre-Treatment Optimization

7 & 14-day detox protocols to optimize stem cells. Choose budget-friendly or clinical ideal, treatment to fully prepare for your engraftment.

1-2 weeks before treatment
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Treatment Day

Administration takes 2–4 hours. Delivery is condition-specific: IV for systemic, intrathecal for CNS, joint injections, or nebulized exosomes.

1-3 days on-site
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Post-Treatment & Follow-Up

Post-care includes a vital 48-hr recovery window and structured follow-ups up to 12 months. Repeat treatments are timed at 3–6 months if needed.

48 hours on site + up to 12 months
Real Patients

Hear from people who were exactly where you are

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FAQ’s

You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers

Honest answers about how SOMA works and what to expect.

Are SOMA’s stem cells from embryos?

No. SOMA works exclusively with ethically sourced mesenchymal stem cells from healthy, screened donors. Every cell line is processed in our ISO Class 6 GMP laboratory.

Is traveling to Mexico for treatment safe?

Treatment takes place at Del Prado Medical Tower, a COFEPRIS-regulated private hospital in Tijuana. Our team coordinates your travel, stay, and care, and on treatment day you receive the printed viability and purity results for the exact cells you will receive before any procedure begins.

Is stem cell therapy legal and regulated?

Yes. Mexico was the first country to write a legal framework for therapeutic stem cell use, and our Medical Director helped shape it. Treatment operates under COFEPRIS regulatory oversight.

How much does treatment cost?

Cost depends on your condition and your protocol. Your free consultation includes a clear breakdown, with no hidden fees and no obligation.

How do I know if I’m a candidate?

Start with our two-minute assessment or a free call. We review your medical history and give you an honest answer on whether SOMA is right for you.

Does insurance cover stem cell therapy?

Most plans do not yet cover regenerative stem cell therapy. We offer clear pricing and financing options.

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