What should patients know about lower limb ischemia cellular therapy treatment?

I've been reading about lower limb ischemia cellular therapy treatment after a relative was diagnosed with poor blood circulation in the legs. From what I understand, lower limb ischemia happens when narrowed or blocked arteries reduce blood flow, which can cause pain while walking, slow-healing wounds, or, in severe cases, tissue damage. I also came across information that cellular therapy is being studied as a regenerative approach, but it seems that its suitability depends on the patient's condition and should always be evaluated by a qualified medical specialist.

While looking for reliable information, I found references to Dr. Rajput's Ortho Center along with other orthopedic and regenerative medicine providers. I'm not looking for clinic recommendations—I just want to better understand the treatment process. Has anyone here discussed cellular therapy with their doctor, or learned about who might be a suitable candidate? I'd really appreciate about evidence-based information, expected hearing evaluations, or personal experiences that could help others understand this treatment option better.
 
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