WHO WE ARE
R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills Centers of Excellence serves Santa Monica, Hollywood CA and Beverly Hills with regenerative treatment options that offer patients hope and pain relief. Hope that possibly risky surgery can be avoided, and hip, knee, elbow, ankle, back and neck injury can be repaired with the person then being able participate in desired activities. This may include running, swimming, hiking, playing with your kids again, riding a bike and be… Free of Pain!
Traditional pain therapies with medications such as narcotics, cortisone, or NSAIDS have been excellent at decreasing pain, but they do it with a “band-aid” method and don’t actually repair or regenerate any tissue.
These treatments have been excellent for relief, but they DON’T repair the underlying problem!
Our Regenerative Therapies
R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills has over 25 customized regenerative therapy protocols. Why? Because patients are different and deserve to receive procedures customized to producing the best outcome possible!
Stem Cell, Exosome and PRP Therapies Customized to Each Patient's Individualized Needs
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Fixing Tissue Injury
So how is the issue truly addressed at R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills, whether it’s hip, knee, shoulder, neck or back pain, joint arthritis, golfers/tennis elbow, sports injuries, achilles tendonitis, rotator cuff tendonitis, ligament injury?
Regenerative Medicine at R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills has the potential to restore normal anatomy with stem cells, exosomes, platelet rich plasma (PRP) therapy and growth factors to promote a healing response in your own body.
Stem Cells are a veritable “blank slate” and can morph into several types of cells helpful for tissue regeneration depending on the environment in which they are placed.
R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills Treatments
R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills injection procedures in Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Hollywood CA include:
- Umbilical Cord Stem Cell Injections
- Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
These procedures are very safe, performed as an outpatient by R3’s compassionate, skilled regenerative providers. All of the injections are performed either into joints, soft tissue or IV.
Initial studies are showing these regenerative therapies to have significant promise in improving injury substantially while decreasing pain. For example, several amateur and professional sports leagues have approved of PRP therapy along with the WADA.
Many pro athletes have undergone regenerative medicine therapies performed include the likes of Kobe Bryant, Rafael Nadal, Dwight Howard, Tiger Woods, Terrel Owens, Cristiano Ronaldo, Jack Nicklaus, AJ Foyt, Max Scherzer and many more.
All of the treatments at R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills centers are administered by highly experienced physicians.
Watch Our Videos
For over 10 years and 22,000 procedures, R3 Anti-Aging Beverly Hills has been helping patients achieve pain relief and improved quality of lives with nonsurgical regenerative therapies! Watch our success stories and then call to set up your free consultation to see if you or a loved one is a candidate.
PATIENT SUCCESS STORIES
Don’t take it from us, take a look at a sampling from our success story patients. The next one WILL be you!
Christopher Gonzales
Joseph Sena
Lily Seed
John Sharp
Angela Grant
Gloria Mcleod
Dawsen’s Mother
Raymond Raymond
Theresa W, Lyme Disease Patient, Connecticut
Michael T, Canada
Sharon Haralson Parker
DC, USA
RS, USA
Ginger J
Keith D, California
Ilyne F, Scottsdale
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some common questions we receive about testosterone replacement therapy:
Regenerative Medicine is therapy designed to repair and regenerate damaged musculoskeletal tissue such as tendon, ligament, cartilage and bone.
Traditionally, when an injury occurs to these tissues and pain results, nonoperative pain management offers a “band aid” approach to mask pain.
And when some sort of healing does occur in a ligament or tendon, it does not result in a 100% healing back to its native state.
The concept of Regenerative Medicine is to shift the paradigm of patient therapy into something that can assist with tissue repair, rather than being just a “band-aid”. Traditional therapies such as cortisone injections simply do not offer healing potential.
So Regenerative Medicine uses substances that provide potential to work on the healing process for these injuries by providing building blocks known as stem cells along with growth factors and platelets that spur the body’s natural healing processes to ramp up.
Stem cells are made by the body’s bone marrow and are able to differentiate into several different cell types. They are a veritable “blank slate”. They can replicate into more unspecialized stem cells, or they may react to the environment in which they are placed by receiving signals from that environment telling them which differentiation “pathway” to go down.
This may be to turn into a skin cell or muscle, cartilage, tendon, bone, red blood cell and many others. By ramping up production of the cells needed to stimulate repair, having extra supply in the area can provide the difference between an inadequate result and one that regenerates perfectly.
There are two basic types of stem cells. The first is known as unlimited stem cells (also known asembryonic stem cells). These can turn into any kind of cell, while the second type is termed limited stem cells (also known as adult stem cells).
With unlimited stem cells, the cells have the potential to become any type of human cell. They can be replicated outside the human body and have applications for many diseases in humans.
Limited stem cells, on the other hand, do not have the same limitless diffferentiation potential and cannot be replicated outside the body. They need to be either frozen or immediately transplanted into the body.Stem Cells can turn into many different cell types.
Of note, R3 stem cell clinics do not work with embryonic stem cells, only adult stem cells. There are about ten different kinds of adult stem cells. At R3 Stem Cell Clinics, two separate kinds are utilized:
- Hematopoietic Stem Cells – these are found in human bone marrow and are able to differentiate into most cell types.
- Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC’s) – MSCs have been isolated from placenta, adipose tissue, lung, bone marrow and blood. They are able to differentiate into many different cell types while also assisting with the human immune response
Yes they are. Over the past few years, multiple regenerative medicine treatments have entered clinical practice for pain management and orthopedics. These all involve adult stem cells, therefore, none are considered controversial.
The various treatment procedures being used are:
Medical Conditions that may benefit from regenerative medicine procedures include:
- Joint Arthritis
- Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
- Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
- Rotator Cuff Tendonitis
- Ligament Sprains
- Fractures
- Tendon injuries
- Cartilage defects
- COPD
- Kidney Failure
- Stroke
- MS, ALS
- Dementia
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Heart Failure
- Diabetes
- Diabetic Neuropathy
There has been no definitive proof for musculoskeletal conditions with large studies. There have been small studies in both animals and humans displaying the effectiveness of the various regenerative medicine procedures, which are described on the individual Stem Cell Therapies pages.
Insurance does not currently cover regenerative medicine procedures for the most part. There are certain instances in surgery where there are codes for the various procedures. But by and large, the procedures are considered a fee for service.
With the R3 Stem Cell Clinics that offer the research protocols, treatment is industry subsidized and cost approximately 40% less than otherwise.
There is a broad range of pricing for regenerative medicine procedures. They start at approximately $1000 and go up to $8000 per injection procedure.
The doctors offering stem cell injection procedures come from numerous specialties, including sports medicine, orthopaedic surgery and pain management.
Not necessarily. Patients may still benefit from regenerative medicine procedures even if they do not fit the inclusion criteria for one of the research studies.
