Affiliate centre of the R3 Stem Cell network serving Pasadena, California, offering stem cell, exosome and platelet-rich plasma injections on an outpatient basis.
R3 Stem Cell is a network of regenerative medicine centres that markets treatments through affiliated clinics, including one serving Pasadena, California. The organisation says it operates more than 80 centres across eight countries: the United States, Mexico, the Philippines, Pakistan, India, Turkey, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates. Care is delivered on an outpatient basis, meaning you attend an appointment and go home the same day rather than staying overnight.
The treatments offered are injection-based. They include stem cells taken from a patient's own fat tissue (adipose) or bone marrow, cells and tissue from donated umbilical cord, exosome therapy, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP), which is made from a patient's own blood. R3 also markets branded combinations of these under names such as the Regenerative Trifecta, Power Plasma and StemImplant, and mentions MUSE stem cells. Booking usually starts with a free telephone or in-person consultation arranged through the network's central enquiry line.
The website itself carries two important cautions. It states that stem cell therapy is considered experimental and is not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It also states that in the United States no claims are made for treating any specific condition, and that the long list of conditions on the site relates to R3's international treatment programme rather than its American clinics. R3 publishes a figure of more than 29,000 regenerative procedures performed over about a decade; this is self-published by the company and has not been independently verified. Ask directly what any American centre can and cannot treat before you travel or pay.
The condition list below is very broad and, according to R3's own website, applies to its international programme rather than its United States centres. Ask what evidence supports the use of these treatments for your specific condition, and what the American clinic is actually permitted to offer.
The site names both donor-derived and patient-derived material:
The website names only one individual:
R3 Stem Cell markets a centre serving Pasadena, California, but the network's website does not publish a street address, opening hours or the name of the treating doctor for individual California locations. Enquiries are handled centrally on (844) 438-7836, also written as (844) GET-STEM, or by email at info@r3stemcell.com. Because the treating practice is an affiliate rather than a clinic owned by R3, it is worth asking who will actually perform the procedure, at what address, and what their qualifications are before booking.
R3 advertises a no-cost initial consultation, but does not publish the price of any treatment on its website. Financing is offered through third-party lenders. Ask for a written, itemised quote covering the procedure, any follow-up injections and imaging before you commit.
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.