Regenerative Surgery procedures are biological, natural, and minimally invasive, resulting in a very low risk of complications. The RSU-Villa Aurora specializes in Orthopedics and, specifically, the study and treatment of degenerative arthropathy, or osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is a chronic, progressively disabling joint disease. Osteoarticular pain is the leading cause of disability among adults over 60. Early Osteoarthritis is defined by recurrent joint pain with no or minimal radiographic changes. Only MRI or 3D ultrasound can identify initial changes in the synovial membrane and sometimes mild superficial cartilage erosions. Recent discoveries on the pathophysiology of early osteoarthritis have raised the awareness that osteoarthritis can be halted and healed if treated in its early stages. The development of regenerative surgery is generating enormous changes in the treatment of both early and advanced osteoarthritis, with new therapies that induce long-lasting analgesia through even minimal joint tissue repair. Currently, traditional medical treatments are palliative and focus exclusively on symptomatic control. In advanced symptomatic osteoarthritis, knee and hip replacement surgery is the current gold standard for alleviating chronic pain and improving joint mobility. However, the risks associated with the procedure and the limited lifespan of the prosthesis preclude this option for a significant group of patients.