A Las Vegas clinic offering same-day cell treatment prepared from the patient's own fat, together with platelet rich plasma and growth factor injections for joint and tendon problems.
The Regenerative Medicine Institute of Nevada is a clinic in Las Vegas, Nevada, devoted to cell-based injection treatment rather than to surgery or general medical care. Its stated aim is to use cell technology to support the body's own repair processes. The main site returned an access error when fetched directly, so this profile is based on the clinic's own about pages, which were readable.
What the clinic describes doing is reasonably specific. Fat is removed by liposuction and processed in the clinic on the same day to produce what it calls stromal vascular fraction, a mixed cell preparation that the site says contains mesenchymal stem cells along with other cell types including immune cells and blood vessel lining cells. This is returned to the patient during the same visit. Alongside that the clinic offers platelet rich plasma (PRP, prepared from the patient's own blood) and a growth factor treatment combined with platelet rich plasma.
The conditions it names on these pages are mostly musculoskeletal: osteoarthritis and chronic arthritis, knee and meniscus problems, tennis elbow, Achilles tendon inflammation, plantar fasciitis, partial muscle tears, sports injuries and recovery after orthopedic surgery. Some of the clinic's wider marketing and third-party listings refer to much broader uses such as diabetes and autism; nothing on the pages reviewed supports offering treatment for those, and any such claim should be questioned closely, since cell treatment for those conditions is not established.
Two points a prospective patient should pursue. First, the site states that procedures are carried out in an examination room in the office, which raises reasonable questions about the setting for a liposuction procedure and about how cells are processed; the site publishes no laboratory details or facility accreditation. Second, only one physician is named, and then only by surname, with no full name or board listed on the page reviewed.
The pages reviewed name the following, almost all musculoskeletal.
The site states that its cell treatment is made from the patient's own fat, removed by liposuction and processed in the clinic on the same day, rather than from a purchased donor product.
Only one clinician is identified, and only partially.
The clinic is a single Las Vegas site, listed by directories on South Fort Apache Road. The site states that procedures are performed in an examination room in the clinic's own office, with fat collected and processed during the same visit. It does not describe a dedicated operating or procedure suite, a clean-room or laboratory for handling cells, a cell-counting or quality-control step, or any facility accreditation. For a treatment that involves liposuction and same-day cell processing, those are reasonable things for a patient to ask about before agreeing to treatment.
The pages reviewed publish no prices, price ranges or cost estimates for stromal vascular fraction treatment, platelet rich plasma or growth factor therapy, and say nothing about insurance. Costs would have to be obtained directly from the clinic.
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.