Global Summit Online Collection · ISSCA Academy
Pre-sale opens in See the offer →
ISSCAAcademy
ISSCA faculty on stage, taking questions from the room

Recorded live · ISSCA Global Summit 125 · Cancún

ISSCA ACADEMY
GLOBAL SUMMIT
ONLINE COLLECTION · FOUR CERTIFICATIONS

One set of tools. Four patients who walk into your practice. Every protocol recorded live in Cancún.

Cells, exosomes and peptides, taught four times over — on the ageing, the aesthetic, the immune-systemic and the injured patient — in the four certifications of the ISSCA Global Summit 125.

  • 16 years
  • 10,000+ physicians certified
  • 40+ countries
$2,497$3,188 if bought separately
Enrol now · $2,497

Every photograph on this page is real — ISSCA certification rooms.

42 modulesAbout 23 hours in total
12 real patientsPlus 5 hands-on stations
14 facultyFour programmes, one Summit
4 certificatesEach its own exam and serial

Your patients don't arrive one speciality at a time

01

The sixty-year-old in your chair wants more energy, better skin and a knee that lets her walk. Most of us were taught one of those three.

02

Cells, exosomes and peptides behave by the same biology in every tissue. What changes is the route, the dose and the aftercare — and those are usually learned from four sources that never compare notes.

03

So the joins are left to you: which tool first, in what order, and what to say when the patient asks about the other two complaints.

The collection teaches the same three tools four times, on four kinds of patient — so the joins are taught too.

The toolkit

Three tools. Four patients. Where each one recurs.

Every cell below is taken from the module list of the certification it sits under. Module numbers are the ones in the curriculum further down.

The ageing patientLongevity
The aesthetic patientAesthetics
The immune-systemic patientExosomes, MSCs & NK
The injured patientSports & MSK
Cells
MSCs on prepared terrain: the pre-cellular week from day –7, then follow-up at 30, 60 and 90 days.M02
Mesenchymal cells in post-surgical scar management, timed to the operation.M10 · case 4
MSC science, sourcing and dose; intravenous MSCs in a Hashimoto case; NK-cell immunology.M01 · M02 · M08
Cells, exosomes or peptides, chosen by structure — cartilage, tendon, disc, capsule — then dosed, placed under guidance and followed for complications in spine, knee and shoulder.M01–M07
Exosomes
Exosome outcomes tied to the preparation before administration; sequenced with hormone therapy.M02 · M05 · M07
Scalp, face, neck and décolletage — topical and by microneedling, on three patients.M07–M09 · cases 1–3
Seen in production, then delivered topical, facial, nebulised and intra-articular.M00 · M04–M07
Peptides
Chosen by clinical objective, dosed and cycled by protocol phase, at a hands-on station.M06
Copper peptide on the scalp; peptide complexes on face, neck and body.M07–M10 · cases 1–4
Copper, neuropeptide and repair peptides beside each route; a peptide drip in the intravenous case.M04–M08
The ageing patientLongevity
  • CellsMSCs on prepared terrain: the pre-cellular week from day –7, then follow-up at 30, 60 and 90 days.M02
  • ExosomesExosome outcomes tied to the preparation before administration; sequenced with hormone therapy.M02 · M05 · M07
  • PeptidesChosen by clinical objective, dosed and cycled by protocol phase, at a hands-on station.M06
The aesthetic patientAesthetics
  • CellsMesenchymal cells in post-surgical scar management, timed to the operation.M10 · case 4
  • ExosomesScalp, face, neck and décolletage — topical and by microneedling, on three patients.M07–M09 · cases 1–3
  • PeptidesCopper peptide on the scalp; peptide complexes on face, neck and body.M07–M10 · cases 1–4
The immune-systemic patientExosomes, MSCs & NK
  • CellsMSC science, sourcing and dose; intravenous MSCs in a Hashimoto case; NK-cell immunology.M01 · M02 · M08
  • ExosomesSeen in production, then delivered topical, facial, nebulised and intra-articular.M00 · M04–M07
  • PeptidesCopper, neuropeptide and repair peptides beside each route; a peptide drip in the intravenous case.M04–M08
The injured patientSports & MSK
  • Cells · Exosomes · PeptidesCells, exosomes or peptides, chosen by structure — cartilage, tendon, disc, capsule — then dosed, placed under guidance and followed for complications in spine, knee and shoulder.M01–M07

Sports & MSK teaches the choice between the three by structure; its modules do not tie one product to one joint.

Four patients

One certification for each patient who walks in

The ageing patient

Advanced Integrative Longevity & Cellular Optimization

What you do: Map the terrain, prepare it for a week, place the cells on it, then follow the biomarkers at 30, 60 and 90 days.

12 modules · About six and a half hours
Lead: Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD

Open the certification
The aesthetic patient

Advanced Regenerative Aesthetics

What you do: Plan hair, face, neck and body as one sequence, with the biological product chosen by tissue.

12 modules · About six hours
Lead: Dr. Alfredo Hoyos, MD

Open the certification
The immune-systemic patient

Advanced Exosomes, MSCs & NK Cell Immunotherapy

What you do: Deliver one biology by five routes, from topical to intravenous, including a systemic autoimmune case.

10 modules · About five and a half hours
Lead: Dr. Matt Halpert, PhD

Open the certification
The injured patient

Advanced Sports & MSK Repair

What you do: Choose the product by structure for spine, knee and shoulder, dose it, place it under guidance, and manage the complications.

8 modules · About five hours
Lead: Dr. Richard Silva

Open the certification

What changes in your practice, whichever patient walks in

Four rooms

Recorded where it is practised

therapeutic plasma exchange at the clinic
Longevity · Recorded at Cellular Institute, CancúnPictured: therapeutic plasma exchange at the clinic
the room, following the case
Aesthetics · Recorded at Hotel Marriott, Salón Maya, CancúnPictured: the room, following the case
inside the manufacturing laboratory
Exosomes, MSCs & NK · Recorded at Tulum Trade Center, third floor, CancúnPictured: inside the manufacturing laboratory
a live knee procedure inside the clinical dome
Sports & MSK · Recorded at Wyndham Garden Cancún Downtown, then KUN 21º86ºPictured: a live knee procedure inside the clinical dome

Swipe

Every photograph on this page is real — ISSCA certification rooms.

Curriculum

All 42 modules, every one listed

Advanced Integrative Longevity & Cellular Optimization12 modules · About six and a half hours
00
Patient Intake & Longevity Diagnostics
Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD40 min
Biological versus chronological age: what to measure and why. Methylation and epigenetic testing with clinical interpretation applied to the protocol. The minimum viable biomarker panel for any integrative patient. Functional-medicine intake frameworks. Contraindication screening for extracorporeal and cellular therapies. Building the integrated file for multi-therapy programmes.
01
Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Fundamentals, Candidates and Protocol Design
Dr. Khanh Nguyen40 min
Plasmapheresis mechanism and physiological rationale. Patient profile and indications. Protocol design: sessions, intervals, albumin replacement. Inflammatory load reduction and immune recalibration. TPE as a priming strategy before cell therapy: sequencing and timing. Contraindications, safety monitoring and adverse event management.
02
Cellular Therapy Integration Protocols
Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD2 h 25 min
Three lessons: priming the terrain, the pre-cellular protocol from day –7 to day 0, and post-cellular support, homecare and 30/60/90-day follow-up. Why MSC and exosome outcomes depend on what is done before administration. Synergy map of extracorporeal therapies and cellular products. Peptides inside the cellular programme: which, at what dose, in which phase. Worked protocols: longevity, neurological recovery, performance medicine.
03
Live: TPE Machine Setup
Dr. Khanh Nguyen15 min
Full assembly and setup of the TPE machine, broadcast live to every room before the rotation began.
04
Station 1 · Therapeutic Plasma Exchange — Hands-On
Dr. Khanh Nguyen20 min
Equipment operation, session parameters, albumin replacement, in-procedure safety monitoring and TPE sequencing as the step before cell administration.
05
Station 2 · Bioidentical Hormone Therapy — Male
Dr. Edson Perachi20 min
Hormonal status as a prerequisite for the regenerative response. How testosterone levels modulate cell therapy outcomes. Testosterone optimisation, pellet therapy and integration with MSC, exosome and IV programmes.
06
Station 3 · Peptide Integration
Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD20 min
Peptide selection by clinical objective, dosing logic, cycling and the protocol phase where each one enters. Synergy with MSCs and exosomes in metabolism, inflammation, tissue recovery and neuroprotection.
07
Station 4 · Bioidentical Hormone Therapy — Female
Dr. Jorge Elías20 min
Estrogen and progesterone as modulators of the regenerative response, pellet therapy, longevity applications and the sequencing of female hormonal balance with MSC, exosome and IV protocols.
08
Station 5 · Oxygen & Recovery Circuit
Dr. Matilde Rodríguez20 min
The complete oxygen and recovery circuit: hyperbaric chamber, EBOO, light bed, vibroacoustic therapy and hydrogen. Indications, dosing and timing of each modality, and how to sequence them to support engraftment and recovery.
09
Comprehensive Clinical Discussion
Full faculty30 min
Integrative session with the full faculty: real cases, technical questions from each station, and the complete protocol from biological terrain to cell therapy and follow-up.
10
Academic Closing
—10 min
11
Practice Integration & Revenue Architecture
Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD30 min
Programme architecture: how to structure a complete longevity or regenerative medicine offer. How leading integrative clinics price multi-therapy programmes. Presenting an integrative protocol to a patient in consultation without overpromising. Equipment investment logic: which technologies to bring in first. From single treatment to continuing patient programme.
Advanced Regenerative Aesthetics12 modules · About six hours
00
Welcome & Certification Objectives
Hoyos & Goldberg20 min
How the day is structured, what the clinical dome is for, and how the four zones connect.
01
The Future of Plastic Surgery: Regeneration, Innovation and Longevity
Dr. Alfredo Hoyos50 min
Where regenerative medicine sits inside a surgical practice, and what changes in patient selection when regeneration is part of the plan.
02
The Hallmarks of Aging in Regenerative and Aesthetic Medicine
Dr. Cory Goldberg50 min
The biology of ageing translated into aesthetic decision-making: which hallmarks a given intervention actually addresses.
03
Technology-Driven Patient Optimization: Preparing the Body for Surgery
Dr. Alfredo Hoyos45 min
Pre-surgical optimisation, the technologies involved, and how preparation changes the regenerative response after an operation.
04
Phenol–Croton Oil Peels: History, Technique and Skin Biology
Dr. Cory Goldberg50 min
Formulation, depth control, patient selection, the recovery period and the complications to plan for.
05
BeautySpan: Creating Beauty Over a Lifetime
Goldberg & Hoyos45 min
A longitudinal model of aesthetic practice, and the book presentation that accompanied it.
06
Advanced Foundations in Regenerative Medicine Applied to Aesthetics
Dra. Andrea Lapeire45 min
Delivered in Spanish with English subtitles. Cellular and exosome biology as it applies to skin, scalp and soft tissue.
07
Clinical Case 1 · Hair Regeneration
Clinical faculty45 min
Scalp assessment through to application: exosomes with copper peptide, planning, technique and aftercare, recorded on a live patient.
08
Clinical Case 2 · Facial Enhanced Skin Tone
Clinical faculty55 min
Lyophilised exosomes with a peptide complex, delivered by microneedling. The anchor case of the programme: texture, luminosity and elasticity approached from the cellular response rather than from the product alone.
09
Clinical Case 3 · Neck and Décolletage Biostimulation
Clinical faculty45 min
Exosomes with a peptide complex through microneedle delivery, with the planning that separates neck work from facial work.
10
Clinical Case 4 · Body and Abdomen
Clinical faculty45 min
Mesenchymal cells and peptides in post-surgical scar management, including the timeline relative to the operation.
11
Closing of Clinical Cases, Aftercare & Q&A
Full faculty40 min
The four zones reviewed together, the aftercare protocols side by side, and open clinical questions from the room.
Advanced Exosomes, MSCs & NK Cell Immunotherapy10 modules · About five and a half hours
00
Welcome & Laboratory Tour
Laboratory faculty40 min
How an exosome is produced and traced. Reception, storage and quality control, and what the handling conditions are protecting.
01
NK Cells in Regenerative Medicine
Dr. Matt Halpert, PhD50 min
The immunology of natural killer cells, where the evidence currently stands, and how the block relates to mesenchymal and exosome therapy.
02
Mesenchymal Stem Cells: Science and Clinical Application
Dr. Rafael González, PhD50 min
Mechanism, sourcing, characterisation and the clinical reasoning behind dose and route.
03
Advanced Foundations in Regenerative Medicine
Dra. Andrea Lapeire45 min
Delivered in Spanish with English subtitles. The foundations block that the five clinical cases rest on.
04
Clinical Case 1 · Hair
Clinical faculty35 min
Topical route: exosomes with copper peptide on the scalp, from assessment through to aftercare.
05
Clinical Case 2 · Facial
Clinical faculty40 min
Lyophilised exosomes with a peptide complex, delivered by microneedling.
06
Clinical Case 3 · Respiratory and Systemic
Clinical faculty40 min
Nebulised exosomes with neuropeptide support, including candidate selection and the expectations set with the patient.
07
Clinical Case 4 · Knee
Clinical faculty40 min
Intra-articular exosomes with a repair peptide: planning, placement and the follow-up schedule.
08
Clinical Case 5 · Systemic Autoimmune
Clinical faculty45 min
Intravenous mesenchymal cells with a peptide drip in a Hashimoto case, carried from selection through to follow-up.
09
Closing of Clinical Cases, Aftercare & Q&A
Full faculty35 min
Five routes compared, the aftercare protocols side by side, and open clinical questions.
Advanced Sports & MSK Repair8 modules · About five hours
01
Regenerative Medicine in Orthopedics: A Comprehensive Approach to Patient Management
Dr. Richard Silva50 min
The framework for the day: where biologics sit in an orthopaedic practice, patient selection, and setting expectations without overpromising.
02
Regenerative Approaches to Cervical and Lumbar Spine Conditions
Dr. Wajid Burad50 min
Target structures, product selection, dosing and guidance for the cervical and lumbar spine, closing on complications and their management.
03
Regenerative Medicine for the Knee: Advanced Protocols & Clinical Management
Dr. Richard Silva50 min
Cartilage, meniscus and the surrounding soft tissue: what responds, at what dose, and how the progress is followed.
04
Regenerative Medicine for the Shoulder: Advanced Protocols & Clinical Management
Dr. Wajid Burad50 min
Rotator cuff, capsule and the joint itself, with the placement and follow-up that separate a result from a repeat.
05
Live Case 1 · Lumbar Regenerative Procedure
Dr. Wajid Burad40 min
Planning, guidance, placement and the post-procedure instructions, recorded end to end.
06
Live Case 2 · Shoulder Regenerative Procedure
Dr. Marcio Kume40 min
The full procedure with the reasoning spoken aloud, including what the surgeon is confirming before each step.
07
Live Case 3 · Knee Regenerative Procedure
Dr. Vincenzo Di Donna40 min
Placement under guidance, dosing, and the rehabilitation plan that follows.
08
Clinical Q&A and Case Discussion
Full faculty40 min
Four surgeons from four countries taking real cases from the room, including the ones that did not go to plan.
Four exams, four certificates
One exam per certification in Kajabi, 80% to pass, two attempts. Each issues the ISSCA International Certification with a unique serial.

Faculty

Fourteen physicians who teach what they practise

Longevity

Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD
Programme leadProf. Dr. Roni Moya, PhDProgramme lead. Diagnostics, cellular therapy integration protocols, peptide integration and the practice model.
Dr. Khanh Nguyen
Dr. Khanh NguyenTherapeutic plasma exchange: fundamentals, protocol design, live machine setup and hands-on station.
Dr. Edson Perachi
Dr. Edson PerachiBioidentical hormone therapy, male: testosterone as a modulator of the regenerative response.
Dr. Jorge Elías
Dr. Jorge ElíasBioidentical hormone therapy, female: estrogen and progesterone inside the cellular programme.
  • Dra. Matilde RodríguezOxygen and recovery circuit: HBOT, EBOO, light, vibroacoustic and hydrogen therapy.

Aesthetics

Dr. Alfredo Hoyos, MD
Programme leadDr. Alfredo Hoyos, MDProgramme lead. Plastic surgeon. Theory on regeneration inside surgical practice, pre-surgical optimisation, and the clinical sequence.
Dra. Andrea Lapeire
Teaches on two · Aesthetics · ExosomesDra. Andrea LapeireAdvanced foundations in regenerative medicine, for Aesthetics and for Exosomes. Delivered in Spanish with English subtitles.
  • Dr. Cory GoldbergThe hallmarks of ageing applied to aesthetics, phenol–croton oil peels, and the longitudinal practice model.

Exosomes, MSCs & NK

Dr. Matt Halpert, PhD
Programme leadDr. Matt Halpert, PhDNK cells in regenerative medicine. The immunotherapy block, recorded for the first time in an ISSCA online programme.
Dr. Rafael González, PhD
Dr. Rafael González, PhDMesenchymal stem cells: science, sourcing, characterisation and clinical application.

Sports & MSK

Dr. Richard Silva
Programme leadDr. Richard SilvaProgramme lead. The orthopaedic framework, and advanced protocols for the knee.
Dr. Wajid Burad
Dr. Wajid BuradCervical and lumbar spine, the shoulder, and the live lumbar procedure.
Dr. Marcio Kume
Dr. Marcio KumeOrthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine. The live shoulder procedure.
Dr. Vincenzo Di Donna
Dr. Vincenzo Di DonnaFunctional medicine and vascular surgery. The live knee procedure.

ISSCA certifications

What physicians say after an ISSCA certification

Attendees of past ISSCA congresses and certifications, filmed on site. This online edition is new.

The pre-sale

Choose all four, or start with one

Pre-sale until 19 Nov. From 20 Nov: $1,197 per certification.

The collection · all four

$2,497USD

$3,188 if bought separately

Save $691About $624 per certification
Pre-sale opensTue 29 Sep · 10:00 GMT-5
Live Q&A with the facultyIncluded for enrolments before 15 Oct
From 20 Nov: $1,197 per certificationPre-sale until 19 Nov · 23:59 GMT-5

Included with the collection

  • Live Q&A with the facultyIn November, for physicians enrolled before 15 October.
  • Protocol LibraryEvery station and case of all four certifications as PDF: doses, sequences, aftercare and the sheet the patient takes home.
  • ISSCA App accessISSCA Magazine, the physician community and the protocol library.
  • Price lock$2,497 for all four stays your price.
Enrol now · $2,497
A refund is available as long as the first unit has not been completed. Once the first unit is completed, no refund applies, as this is an online content offer.

Bought one already? Pay the difference.

One certification

$797USD

Pre-sale price, per certification · Start with one

Each one includes

  • Live Q&A with the facultyBefore 15 Oct
  • Protocol LibraryEvery case, in PDF
  • ISSCA AppMagazine + community
Reserve one by WhatsApp

Before you enrol

Questions, answered

Do I receive four certificates?
Yes. Each certification has its own exam and issues its own ISSCA International Certification with a unique serial.
In which language is the certification?
English master with Spanish subtitles. It is sold as a bilingual product.
When do I get access?
November 20, 2026. Access does not expire.
How is the certification issued?
An exam in Kajabi, 80% to pass, two attempts. It issues the ISSCA International Certification with a unique serial.
I only need one.
Then buy that one, at $797 in pre-sale. If you decide on the other three later, you pay the difference to the collection.
Attended the Summit?
Check your email for your attendee rate: $497 per certification for physicians who attended in person, until 31 October.
Is this CME?
No. Each of the four is an ISSCA International Certification, with its own exam and a certificate carrying a unique serial. It is not ACCME-accredited CME.
How is this different from the in-person certification at the Summit?
Same faculty, same programme, same day, recorded. The online edition lets you watch every block as many times as you need.
Is there a refund policy?
A refund is available as long as the first unit has not been completed. Once the first unit is completed, no refund applies, as this is an online content offer.
Can I pay in instalments?
Enrolment is a single payment. The pre-sale price is the discount.

Four patients. One enrolment.

Pre-sale opens in
Enrol now · $2,497

Pre-sale closes 19 November, 23:59 GMT-5

$2,497all four
Pre-sale opens in
Enrol