A Las Vegas regenerative medicine clinic attached to a plastic surgery practice, offering image-guided platelet and adipose-derived cell injections.
Nevada Stem Cell RMC is the regenerative medicine arm of a Las Vegas plastic surgery practice led by Dr Lane Smith, operating from 7650 West Sahara Avenue. The site presents it as a non-surgical, image-guided clinic: injections are described as being placed under fluoroscopy (live X-ray) with intravenous contrast so the needle position can be confirmed before anything is delivered.
Four options are set out on the site. The first is platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared by spinning the patient's own blood). The second is what the clinic calls same-day stromal vascular fraction therapy, in which fat tissue is taken from the patient, processed on site and re-injected the same day — an autologous (from the patient's own body) approach. The third is umbilical tissue product, which is allogeneic (from a donor). The fourth is cell banking, where adipose-derived cells are stored for possible later use.
The clinic is unusually direct about limits. Its own page states that these are discussed as orthobiologic or regenerative options, that they are not guaranteed cures, and that most are not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration for arthritis or chronic joint pain. The site also emphasises careful patient selection and says treatment plans are matched to the individual diagnosis. This directory does not endorse these treatments; the wording above reports what the clinic says.
The pages reviewed do not list the specific conditions treated, publish any prices, state a founding year or name the languages spoken. A prospective patient would need to ask which of the four options is being proposed for their own diagnosis, and in particular whether the proposed material is their own tissue or donor tissue, since the clinic offers both.
The site does not publish a detailed condition list; the areas named are orthopaedic, and the clinic's own disclaimer refers to arthritis and chronic joint pain while noting these uses are mostly not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
The site states that it offers both autologous (from the patient's own body) preparations — platelet rich plasma and fat-derived cells processed on site the same day — and allogeneic (donor-derived) umbilical tissue products.
One physician is named as leading the regenerative programme.
The clinic operates from 7650 West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas, sharing premises with the associated plastic surgery practice. The site describes an outpatient procedural setting with fluoroscopic imaging for guided injections and on-site capability to process fat tissue so that cells can be prepared and returned to the patient within the same appointment.
No prices are published. The site does not discuss treatment cost, financing or insurance, so a written quote would have to be requested at consultation.
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.