Phage Therapy Georgia

02/06/2026

Staphylococcus aureus — MRSA — resistant to every antibiotic?

Bone infections. Infected prosthetics. Chronic non-healing wounds.
Cases where Western medicine says: nothing more we can do.

The Eliava Institute in Tbilisi has treated Staphylococcus aureus
infections — including the most resistant strains — without
interruption since 1923.

✅ Bacteriophages pe*****te biofilm where antibiotics can't reach
✅ Personalised phage cocktail matched to YOUR exact strain
✅ Over a century of documented clinical results on S. aureus

One patient: 36 surgeries, amputation scheduled.
After phage therapy at Eliava → arm saved.

Find out if your Staphylococcus aureus case can be treated ↓

Resistant Staphylococcus aureus? Phage therapy at the Eliava Institute (Georgia) treats infections antibiotics can no longer control. Free file review.

26/05/2026

Dr Dea Nizharadze has been the Chief Medical Officer of the Phage Therapy Center at the Eliava Institute in Tbilisi, Georgia, since 2010. Leading a medical team that treats patients from more than 80 countries every year, she agreed to look back on her journey, on the trust she has seen built over the years, and on her deep conviction: phage therapy is the medicine of tomorrow.

Thirteen years at the head of the Eliava Phage Therapy Center

“I came to the Phage Therapy Center in 2010. So I have been in charge for thirteen years now. That is when the Center took the form it has today,” explains Dr Nizharadze.

The distinction matters. While the Eliava Institute itself has existed since 1923, the Phage Therapy Center — as a dedicated clinical structure designed to welcome both Georgian and international patients — is a contemporary creation, built and stabilised under her medical leadership.