Los Angeles practice led by an osteopathic physician offering stem cell therapy, peptide therapy and intravenous vitamin infusions for chronic illness.
Regenerative Medicine LA is a private clinic in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, led by Dr Mark Ghalili, a doctor of osteopathic medicine (DO). It treats patients directly rather than carrying out research. The practice describes its approach as looking for the underlying cause of a person's illness rather than only managing symptoms.
The services advertised combine stem cell therapy with several other treatments: peptide therapy (injections of short chains of amino acids), intravenous vitamin infusions given through a drip, and a programme the clinic calls its Biohacking Longevity Program. Much of the site is organised around particular illnesses, with separate pages for conditions such as nerve damage and autoimmune disease.
An important gap for anyone considering treatment here: the website advertises stem cell therapy but does not say where the cells come from. It does not state whether they are taken from your own fat or bone marrow, or supplied from donated umbilical cord tissue, and it does not name a laboratory or processing method. It also names only one clinician. Ask directly what product would be used, who manufactures it, and what United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) status it holds.
The clinic lists a wide range of unrelated long-term illnesses. Ask what published evidence supports the use of these treatments for your particular condition before committing to a course of therapy.
The website does not say what its stem cell product is or where it comes from, which is a significant omission:
The clinic is at 9201 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 912, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, California 90069, and is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, closed at weekends. The telephone number is 855-437-7836, written on the site as 855-4DR-STEM. The website does not state the year the practice was founded, what languages are spoken, or whether it has arrangements for patients travelling from other countries.
No prices or consultation fees are published on the website. Because treatments such as stem cell and peptide therapy are usually not covered by insurance, ask for a full written quote, including how many sessions are expected, before starting.
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.