Aesthetic medicine practice in Milpitas, California offering platelet-rich plasma treatments for skin and hair alongside laser and body contouring devices.
Simon Med Spa is an aesthetic medicine practice led by Simon Lee, MD, with three offices in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Milpitas office is at 378 Barber Lane. This is a cosmetic and skin clinic rather than a stem cell treatment centre.
Its regenerative offering is platelet-rich plasma. The website describes drawing a blood sample from the patient, spinning it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, and returning it by microinjection, through microneedling, or applied to the skin surface. It states that a course usually involves several sessions spaced weeks apart and that recovery normally involves short-lived skin redness.
The remainder of the menu is device-based aesthetic work: PicoSure laser, Ultherapy, Thermage FLX, Fractora skin resurfacing, Emsculpt NEO body contouring, laser hair removal and cellulite treatment. Platelet-rich plasma for hair growth is listed separately. No stem cell products, exosomes, bone marrow or fat-derived cells appear anywhere on the site.
Only blood-derived preparations are used; no stem cell or exosome products are described.
One doctor is named; the site does not publish his board certifications.
The Milpitas office is at 378 Barber Lane, Milpitas, California 94030, telephone (650) 692-1388. The practice also has offices in Burlingame and San Francisco. Online appointment booking is available. Opening hours, the year the practice was established and languages spoken are not stated, although the website carries a page about Dr Lee written in Chinese, which suggests Chinese-speaking patients are served.
No prices are published, although the site has a specials and events page. Treatments of this kind are paid for privately, so ask for a written quote covering the full course of sessions.
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.