About Me

Dr Maisa Ribeiro is a biomedical scientist, educator, and clinical specialist with extensive expertise in regenerative medicine. She holds a PhD in Regenerative Medicine from the Federal University of Goias, where she also earned her Master’s degree in Health Sciences and her Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science. Additionally, she completed advanced specialization in Imaging and Aesthetic Biomedicine, further refining her skills in cutting-edge clinical applications.​

With over a decade of experience in academic research and clinical practice, Dr. Ribeiro has taught at prominent institutions including the Federal University of Goias, Faculdade Objetivo, Faculdade UNA, and the University Center of Mineiros, where she currently serves as a Remote Associate Professor in the College of Medicine. Her teaching portfolio includes subjects such as Pathology, Oncology, Clinical Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Regenerative Medicine.​

Her primary research interests include cancer Stem cells microenvironment, stem cell therapy, exosome-based therapies, and molecular diagnostics. Dr. Ribeiro has contributed to numerous scientific publications and collaborative medical research projects aimed at advancing regenerative therapies. She is currently based in Dubai, serving as a Regenerative Medicine Specialist at the Bioscience Clinic and Institute, where she delivers advanced therapeutic protocols focused primarily on anti-aging and tissue repair.​

Beyond research and clinical care, Dr. Ribeiro is a sought-after speaker at medical conferences and scientific symposia. Known for her ability to translate complex biomedical data into clear, engaging content, she bridges the gap between laboratory science and clinical application—making her a key figure in both professional education and patient-centered innovation.

A dedicated advocate for scientific advancement, Dr. Ribeiro continues to contribute to the evolving landscape of medicine through her ongoing work in regenerative therapies, academic mentorship, and biomedical innovation​.