An Austin anti-ageing and longevity clinic offering hormone and peptide therapy, plasma exchange, platelet treatments and what it calls very small embryonic-like stem cell therapy.
Austin Regenerative Therapy is a private clinic at 6601 Vaught Ranch Road in Austin, Texas, working in anti-ageing, longevity and regenerative aesthetics rather than orthopaedics or serious disease. The site frames its purpose as optimising health, vitality and longevity by addressing cellular ageing, and its service list reflects that: hormones, peptides, plasma, platelet treatments and skin and hair procedures.
The cell therapy on offer is described as VSEL therapy, using what the site calls very small embryonic-like stem cells, said to promote tissue repair and regeneration by targeting ageing and damaged cells. This is an unusual offering and the site gives very little technical detail about it. It does not state where the cells come from, whether they are taken from the patient or from a donor, how they are isolated, or what evidence supports the approach. Readers should know that very small embryonic-like cells remain a contested research topic rather than an established treatment, and the website provides nothing a patient could use to assess it.
Alongside this, the clinic offers therapeutic plasma exchange, which the site also presents as young plasma exchange for anti-ageing purposes, and a broad range of platelet rich plasma (PRP, concentrated from a sample of the patient's own blood) procedures for the face, skin, hair and sexual function. Bioidentical hormone replacement, peptide protocols, weight loss treatment and early detection testing make up the rest, along with a concierge longevity programme.
The clinic does publish some cost information, which is rare in this field: it gives a range for platelet rich plasma rejuvenation and says packages are available, while noting that exact costs follow a personal consultation. No price is given for the cell therapy or plasma exchange.
The clinic works largely in wellness and ageing rather than defined disease, and its own list reflects that.
The site says its VSEL therapy uses very small embryonic-like stem cells to promote natural tissue repair, regeneration and healing by targeting ageing and damaged cells, but gives no further technical detail.
One physician is named on the site.
The clinic occupies a suite at 6601 Vaught Ranch Road in north-west Austin. The site describes a concierge-style outpatient setting in which consultation, testing, injections, infusions and aesthetic procedures are delivered on site. It does not describe a laboratory, and does not say where cell or plasma products are prepared.
The site gives a range for platelet rich plasma rejuvenation of roughly 600 to 3,600 US dollars per treatment, with packages available, and says exact costs can only be given after a personal consultation. No price is published for VSEL cell therapy or for plasma exchange. Treatments of this type are not usually covered by insurance.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.