Costs
How Much Does Regenerative Medicine in Japan Cost?
The total cost of regenerative medicine in Japan has three main parts: medical fees (consultation, tests, treatment), coordination fees, and travel and accommodation. Treatments that need cell culture usually add a second trip. Medical fees vary widely by treatment, cell count, and course, and the clinic provides a written quote after consultation. Regenerative medicine is self-pay and not covered by Japanese national insurance.
Ask an advisor to confirm a quoteWhat makes up the cost
| Cost | What it covers | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Consultation and tests | Consultation, blood tests, infection screening, imaging if needed | Some tests must be done before treatment |
| Treatment | Cell collection and culture, infusion or injection, medication | Based on treatment, cell count, and sessions; courses may be priced as packages |
| Coordination | Needs review, record translation, booking, clinic accompaniment, follow-up | Explained separately before we start, apart from medical fees |
| Travel and accommodation | Flights, hotel, local transport | Treatments needing culture usually take two trips |
| Other | Visa, travel insurance, certified translations | Depends on your situation |
What drives the cost of each treatment
Prices for the same treatment vary a lot between clinics and plans. The biggest factors are:
Why we do not list prices here
The same treatment can cost several times more or less depending on the clinic, cell count, and course, so a single number is easily misleading. Instead, we review your records, obtain a written quote from the clinic, and go through every cost with you before you travel.
Seven things to confirm before you sign
- 1Is there a written quote, and does it include tax?
- 2Which tests are included, and which cost extra?
- 3How many sessions per course, the total price, and any package
- 4What happens to the fee if culture fails or you are not well enough for treatment
- 5Cancellation, rescheduling, and refund rules
- 6Payment methods (cash, credit card, bank transfer) and timing
- 7What the coordination service covers, and what it costs
Frequently asked questions
Does Japanese insurance cover it?
No. Regenerative medicine is self-pay care outside Japanese national insurance, and overseas patients pay in full.
Can the cost change after the quote?
If extra tests or a changed plan are needed after consultation, the cost may change and the clinic will explain it in writing. Confirm what the quote covers before signing.
How are coordination fees charged?
We explain what is charged and how much before we start, listed separately from medical fees.
Can I get a rough price range first?
Yes. Tell your advisor about your situation and the treatment you are considering, and we will confirm a rough range with the clinic before the formal quote after consultation.
This page explains how costs are made up and is not a quote. Actual costs are confirmed in writing by the clinic after consultation.
By 卓越in东京 · Page updated: 2026-09-29