Adipose & MFAT Tissue Harvesting Course | Hands-On Regenerative Medicine Training

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Adipose & MFAT Tissue Harvesting Course | Hands-On Regenerative Medicine Training

Category

Adipose

Instructor

The Regenerative Medicine Academy

OVERVIEWS

About The Course

The Adipose / MFAT Tissue Harvesting Course provides medical professionals with practical, hands-on instruction in the safe and compliant harvesting of adipose tissue, including foundational education on terminology such as micro-fragmented adipose tissue (MFAT) as used in scientific and procedural literature. This advanced program focuses on developing technical skills in fat harvesting procedures and adipose tissue processing, with emphasis on proper technique, sterile handling, and procedural accuracy.

This course is designed to help clinicians involved in musculoskeletal pain treatment and musculoskeletal injury management expand their procedural knowledge. Participants learn how adipose tissue sometimes referred to in the field as MFAT when micro-fragmented is collected and prepared for educational and research purposes within current regulatory guidelines. The focus remains educational offering a deeper understanding of adipose tissue handling rather than promoting any therapeutic or clinical application.

Our Approach

At Regenerative Medicine Academy, we emphasize hands-on, instructor-led training in adipose tissue harvesting and harvesting fat techniques. Participants gain practical experience through guided demonstrations and peer collaboration to build precision and confidence.

Our curriculum combines procedural education with exposure to advanced adipose processing systems, including tools from Jointechlabs and other leading educational platforms, helping professionals stay current with innovations in musculoskeletal injury management and regenerative medicine training. MFAT-related concepts are introduced strictly in an academic and terminology-focused context.

What Will You Learn?

Our Hands-On Session:

Why Choose This Course?

The Adipose / MFAT Tissue Harvesting Course for Musculoskeletal Injuries at Regenerative Medicine Academy provides medical professionals with advanced, hands-on education in adipose tissue harvesting, fat processing, and related procedural techniques. This program focuses on building precision, safety, and confidence in adipose tissue handling for compliant use in research and educational settings related to musculoskeletal injury management. MFAT terminology is integrated solely to help participants understand how micro-fragmented adipose tissue is referenced in professional literature.

Each session is conducted in small groups typically up to five participants per instructor ensuring focused, individualized guidance. This structure allows every attendee to receive personalized feedback and direct mentorship throughout their adipose tissue harvesting training experience.

Join a growing network of professionals committed to advancing their procedural expertise and contributing to responsible, evidence-based education in regenerative medicine practices.

Disclaimer:

All courses offered by Regenerative Medicine Academy are for educational and training purposes only. They do not provide medical advice, establish standards of care, or authorize the clinical use of biologic materials, including PRP, adipose derived, or bone marrow derived products, for unapproved indications.

Participants are responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations, including those of the FDA, FTC, and medical licensing boards, when applying techniques learned in these programs.

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Course Information

Course Level : Intermediate to advanced

Instructor : Dr. Irizarry

Duration : 8h

Material Includes

  • Hands-on training
  • National certification
  • 1 Day Training
  • Slide Deck
  • Essential Resources
  • Advanced ADRT Protocols
  • Case Study Examples
  • Lifetime Access Support
  • Certificate of Hands-On Training

Requirements

  • Experience in regenerative medicine and injection techniques (PRP or other).
  • Strong understanding of musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology.
  • Proficiency in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound (preferred).

Audience

  • MD & DO
  • PA & NP
  • Orthopedists
  • Sports Medicine Physicians
  • Rheumatologists
  • Dermatologists
  • Plastic Surgeons
  • Other healthcare professionals with experience in regenerative medicine and injection techniques.

Frequently Asked Questions

You’ll learn how to harvest and process adipose (fat) tissue using FDA cleared, closed loop mechanical systems. Training includes liposuction technique using local anesthetic, diagnostic ultrasound, patient selection, joint assessment, and ultrasound guided injections into joints using MFAT. The course also covers anatomy, regenerative science, regulatory context, and hands on use of adipose derived biologics, all taught through live patient procedures.

This is an advanced course intended for licensed medical professionals with prior experience in PRP, joint injections, or ultrasound-guided procedures. It’s ideal for providers looking to expand into autologous stem cell therapy and advanced biologics for musculoskeletal care. Prior experience with diagnostic ultrasound is recommended.

Yes. This is a fully hands-on course using real patients. From the start of the training, participants assess, diagnose, and perform adipose harvesting and injections under expert supervision.

MFAT stands for microfragmented adipose tissue, an orthobiologic produced through mechanical processing of fat without enzymes or lab use. It’s used here for educational purposes only and does not imply FDA approval or clinical authorization.

The course is 8 hours and includes live, hands-on instruction. Lectures and foundational material are provided in advance online, allowing the in-person day to focus entirely on patient evaluation, fat harvesting, MFAT processing, and joint injections.

Yes. All participants receive a certificate of completion for this hands-on training course.