OrthoRegen is a regenerative musculoskeletal medicine clinic in Mitchelton, Brisbane, Queensland.
Clinicians
- Dr Paul Schiavo, MBBS, FRACGP — Founder and Medical Director; regenerative medicine and interventional orthobiologics
- Ray Koppe — physiotherapist and prolotherapist
- Dr Darcy Jorgensen — Doctor of Physiotherapy, exercise physiologist and prolotherapist
- Andrew Byrne — principal ultrasonographer
Regenerative treatments offered
- PRP, including the clinic’s CYTO-X PRP formulation
- Concentrated growth factors and exosomes (patient-derived)
- Bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) — patient’s own bone marrow
- Micro-fragmented adipose tissue — patient’s own fat
- Cartilage progenitor cell micro-grafting and intra-osseous (subchondral bone) injections
- Mesenchymal stem cells, stated as offered within current regulatory guidelines
- Prolotherapy, perineural therapy and nerve hydro-dissection
- Procedures are image-guided with ultrasound and/or fluoroscopy
Conditions the practice lists
Knee, hip (including sacroiliac), shoulder, lower back, neck, ankle/foot, elbow and wrist/hand conditions, including osteoarthritis, spinal canal stenosis, facet joint degeneration, disc tears, degenerative disc disease, nerve root compression, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, carpal tunnel syndrome and soft tissue injuries.
What to know before you call
- Appointments are requested through the website contact page
- Also offers focal and radial shockwave therapy and interventional spine procedures
- Address: 87 Osborne Road, Mitchelton QLD 4053; phone 07 3505 3999
RPG verification notes
- Clinician credentials listed on the team page
- Website states treatments are subject to individual assessment and regulatory approval and that it follows AHPRA and TGA rules
- Hair restoration and sexual function services marked “coming soon”
- Prices and Medicare/insurance information not published
Last verified by Regen Provider Guide: October 2026. Confirm treatment details, candidacy, insurance coverage and costs directly with the practice. RPG makes no claim about the effectiveness of any treatment.
