Steven Clausnitzer

So you would sign up on the site, Nathan, and then you would be reached out to by one of our physicians.

If you're in L.A., like you mentioned, it might be if you sign up with Dr. Samimi, it would be Dr. Samimi.

Or perhaps there we also have Dr. Banfi.

One of those doctors would reach out to you, schedule a time that's convenient for you and for them for you to come in and have this procedure.

It's a 15 minute procedure.

outpatient procedure.

When you go in there, the doctor will apply a little bit of lidocaine to your, what's called your posterior iliac crest, which is a fancy way of saying your hip.

Okay.

Yes.

Um, and I always like to point that out because a lot of people make the assumption that it's your spine or something.

It's so simple.

It's really a lot of physicians actually refer to it.

as an advanced blood draw.

So the doctor will take out 60 cc's of your bone marrow.

And this is when people go like that.

You just made the face where it raises people's hackles on it.

It does because most people associate bone marrow with a bone marrow biopsy, which is painful.

And with a biopsy, you have to go in, you have to scrape a little bit of the bone.

It's ugly stuff, right?

This is a bone marrow aspiration.