Kylie Jenner shares her experience undergoing stem cell therapy to treat chronic back pain following the birth of her son, Aire Webster.
These days, Kylie Jenner may rise and shine with greater ease. The 28-year-old, who has a 7-year-old daughter named Stormi Webster and a 3-year-old son named Aire Webster with her former partner Travis Scott, recently disclosed that she received stem cell therapy after giving birth to her son, which left her with "bad chronic back pain."
“Nothing I tried seemed to help,” she went on to say in her December 4 Instagram Story that she was inspired to seek Dr. Adeel Khan's assistance by her sister Kim Kardashian's success with a similar treatment. “I’m honestly so grateful for the opportunity and resources. Everybody’s body is different, but this has been a huge step in my healing.”
She continued, “Definitely do your research... talk to your doctor and medical professionals, but I just wanted to share in case this helps anyone.”
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The 28-year-old beauty mogul can be seen grinning from a hospital bed in the accompanying pictures, along with the two bandages she had on her lower back following the treatment.
Just over three months after Kim and Khloe Kardashian described their personal experiences working with Dr. Khan on comparable procedures to address chronic pain, Kylie announced the stem cell therapy.
For Khloe’s part, the 41-year-old sought the treatment to aid with “recovery, inflammation and overall wellness” in her rigorous workout routine, noting the “bonus of anti-aging” was her “favorite perk” of the muse stem cell treatment.
“My dream is that one day treatments like this will be accessible and affordable to everyone, everywhere,” after having to travel to Mexico for the therapy, she persisted on social media. “I know what a privilege this treatment is and I feel so incredibly blessed we were able to receive it and with such great care.”
Kim, on the other hand, described how she overcame years of "chronic back pain" and successfully treated a torn shoulder.
Kim reported that the "results were immediate" in each instance, praising her suddenly pain-free body and her shoulder's restored range of motion.
“I can’t recommend this treatment enough,” the founder of SKIMS went on to express her hope that it would eventually be accessible in the United States. “It’s transformed my life when I thought my body was breaking down."
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