Petoskey, MI
FDA Reverses Hormone Therapy Warning: What Petoskey Women Should Know
At RegenCen Petoskey, we help women say goodbye to the fatigue, mood swings, sleep disruptions, and brain fog that often take over during menopause. Located in Downtown Petoskey near the Gaslight District and Bay View, we support women from Petoskey, Bay Harbor, and Charlevoix with bioidentical hormone therapy and regenerative solutions. We serve women throughout…
Continue ReadingPlatelet Therapy for Joint Pain and Hair Loss in Petoskey: What to Expect
At RegenCen Petoskey, we’re proud to offer platelet-rich fibrin (PRF)—an advanced, next-generation treatment that uses your body’s own healing cells to repair tissue, reduce inflammation, and promote regrowth. Whether you’re struggling with joint pain, tendon injuries, or hair loss, PRF offers a natural, minimally invasive solution. Here in northern Michigan, our active patients—from runners and…
Continue ReadingThe Real Reasons Petoskey Women Are Tired, Irritable, and Not Sleeping
When It’s More Than “Just Stress”: Hormone Imbalance in Petoskey Women At RegenCen in Petoskey, we specialize in bioidentical hormone therapy for women navigating fatigue, insomnia, mood swings, and other common signs of hormone imbalance. If you live in Petoskey and find yourself snapping at loved ones, waking at 3 a.m., or dragging through your…
Continue ReadingMove with Ease: PRF Therapy for Joint Pain in Traverse City & Petoskey, Michigan
Pickleball, anyone? During the lively energy of a busy northern Michigan summer, you often find yourself caught up in a whirlwind of activities. From the crack of the pickleball paddle—to the swing of a golf club—and even the harsh clash of a tennis ball, you immerse yourself in the thrill of each game. You reunite…
Continue ReadingIntroducing RegenCen – The Growth of Regenerative Treatments in Traverse City and Petoskey
When Dr. Gustav Lo, MD left his primary care/urgent care practice of 30 years, he didn’t wonder what to do next. “We had just transitioned the clinics to McLaren, but I was still eager to continue practicing medicine,” he recalls. “We immediately got to work on our RegenCen plan.” RegenCen isn’t primary care. It’s a…
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