“Excellence With a Human Touch”

Mississippi Stem Cell Treatment Center is an affiliate of the Cell Surgical Network. Since 2010, the renowned Cell Surgical Network has been known for the investigational use of stem cell deployments for degenerative conditions. Using international technology, we have developed a closed surgical method to isolate a cellular medium (SVF), which is rich in stem cells. At our stem cell center, we emphasize quality and are highly committed to clinical research and the advancement of regenerative medicine.

Treatments Include:
Orthopedic Treatment
Neurological Treatment
Cardiac Treatment
Autoimmune Disease Treatment
Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
Lichen Sclerosis Treatment

Our Doctors and Staff

Dr. Barmada began his medical career in 1974, when he graduated from Manchester University Medical School in the UK. In Summer 2011, Dr. Barmada decided to dedicate more time to his enlarging venous practice. Dr. Barmada also developed an interest in aesthetics, as well as the use of stem cells for the treatment of many inoperable conditions he encountered over the years, including vascular occlusions, severe COPD and heart conditions.
Dr. Barmada possesses active medical licenses in Mississippi and Louisiana.  Dr. Barmada also has two US patents with a third US patent pending.

Dr. Suzanne Rinno is a medical biochemist who has spent many years working as a medical office administrator. Dr. Rinno received her PhD from Manchester Medical School in the United Kingdom. Dr. Rinno worked as a Research Assistant and as a Post Doctorate Fellow at Manchester Medical School in England, and later as part of the Medical Staff for the University of Aleppo Medical School. More recently she was a Post Doctorate Fellow at the Oregon Science University in Portland, OR. She is currently the Director of Stem Cell Technology at the Mississippi Stem Cell Treatment Center in Ocean Springs, MS.

Stem Cell Center Technology

Stromal Vascular Fraction (SVF), which is rich in stem cells and growth factors, uses a patient’s own stem cells to promote healing and tissue regeneration. SVFs are collected from a patient’s fat tissue and minimally processed before being injected back into the patient at the treatment site. Because a stem cell is a special type of cell that can turn into any other type of cell and multiply, SVF can be used to regrow many different tissues — including skin, collagen, and cartilage — throughout the body.