An Oklahoma City medical spa and primary care practice whose regenerative menu includes donated birth tissue allograft injections and platelet rich fibrin alongside aesthetics and weight loss services.
Revive Clinic is at 12201 South Western Avenue, Suite C1, Oklahoma City. It is primarily a medical spa and wellness practice rather than a specialist regenerative medicine clinic: it describes itself as a destination for aesthetics, weight loss and general wellness, and its services include primary care and preventative medicine, hormone replacement therapy, weight loss programmes, intravenous therapy, injectables, laser hair reduction, radiofrequency microneedling, body contouring and retail skincare. Regenerative therapy is one item on a broad menu.
The regenerative menu itself lists two options: what the clinic calls mesenchymal stem cell therapy, and a combined platelet rich fibrin and gel treatment. The stem cell page is unusually candid about what the product actually is. It explains that the clinic uses human cell and tissue products regulated under Section 361 of the United States Public Health Service Act, derived from donated birth tissue, specifically placental and umbilical tissue collected after full-term caesarean deliveries. It states these are minimally manipulated acellular allografts intended for homologous use, meaning they are meant to support the same basic function as the tissue they came from, and that they work by supplying growth factors and naturally occurring proteins.
That last point deserves emphasis for anyone searching for stem cell treatment. Despite the page being titled mesenchymal stem cell therapy, the clinic's own description is of an acellular product, which means it does not contain living cells. A patient expecting live stem cells would not be getting them. The clinic names its tissue supplier as Vitti Labs, described as an accredited tissue bank certified to current good manufacturing practice standards, which is more transparency about sourcing than most clinics in this directory offer.
No specific conditions are named on the regenerative pages, which speak only of supporting tissue repair in joint surfaces and soft tissue and of reducing discomfort and improving mobility. No clinicians are named with credentials on the pages reviewed, and no prices are published, though the site mentions payment plans. Hours are given as Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm and Friday 9am to 1pm.
The clinic does not name specific diagnoses for its regenerative treatments; the entries below reflect the general terms it uses.
The clinic states that its regenerative product is a human cell and tissue product regulated under Section 361 of the United States Public Health Service Act, derived from donated birth tissue and described as an acellular allograft that supplies growth factors and proteins.
The pages reviewed name no individual clinician.
The clinic occupies Suite C1 at 12201 South Western Avenue in south Oklahoma City and presents itself as a medical spa environment rather than a procedure-focused orthopaedic clinic. Stated hours are Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm and Friday 9am to 1pm. Injections and aesthetic treatments are carried out on site; cellular products are not prepared on the premises but purchased from an outside tissue bank, which the clinic names. No accreditation of the clinic itself is stated.
No prices are published for any regenerative treatment; the regenerative menu lists both options as available by consultation only. The site mentions that payment plans are available. Products of this kind are not generally covered by insurance, and a patient would need to ask the clinic for a figure.
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.