Regenerative medicine uses the body’s own repair signals to help damaged tissue heal, instead of only masking pain. Stem Cells LA is a regenerative medicine clinic at 1970 S Prospect Ave, Suite #2, in Redondo Beach, offering non-surgical stem cell therapy, exosome therapy and IV therapy to patients across Los Angeles and the South Bay.
It is a field of medicine focused on repairing or replacing damaged cells, tissues and organs. Much of standard care manages symptoms with medication, cortisone or surgery. This approach aims to support the body’s own healing, so tissue such as cartilage, tendon, ligament and nerve can recover function.
At Stem Cells LA, that means injection and IV treatments that deliver stem cells, exosomes and growth factors to the area that needs help. Every plan starts with a consultation, because the right approach depends on your condition, your health history and your goals.
For a deeper look at how harvesting, processing and injection work, read our overview of stem cells as regenerative medicine.
Allograft stem cells from donated umbilical cords, injected into joints, tendons and soft tissue. Stem cell therapy in Los Angeles →
Targeted injections for the neck, back, joints and muscle tissue. Stem cell injections →
Exosomes on their own, or added to stem cell injections to deliver growth factors. Exosome therapy →
Stem cell and exosome injections into the scalp to support hair growth, without surgery. Regenerative hair restoration →
Intravenous treatments for general health and wellness, including anti-inflammatory support.
Regenerative treatment for skin and a more youthful appearance. Stem cells for anti-aging →
Our Los Angeles patients most often ask about treatment for:
This approach is not right for every condition or every patient. We tell you honestly when we do not think it is likely to help.
Our treatments use allograft stem cells from donated umbilical cords. The cord blood is processed into a solution that contains mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) along with hematopoietic stem cells, endothelial progenitor cells, fibroblasts and regulatory T cells, plus exosomes, cytokines and growth factors such as FGF-2, PDGF, TGF-B, VEGF and NGF.
These components work in two main ways. First, MSCs can develop into several tissue types, such as bone, cartilage and muscle. Second, and often more important, the cells and exosomes release signaling molecules, a process called paracrine signaling. Those signals are associated with lower inflammation and with stimulating the body’s own repair process in the treated area.
Because the cells come from donated cords, there is no need to harvest bone marrow or fat from your own body, which avoids an extra procedure.
Conventional care for joint and tissue problems often follows a familiar path: rest, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medication, cortisone injections and, if those fail, surgery. Each has a place. Medication and cortisone can relieve pain, but they do not repair tissue, and relief from cortisone often fades. Surgery can fix structural damage, but it brings anesthesia, risk and a long recovery.
It offers another option for people who are not getting enough relief from conservative care and want to avoid or delay surgery. Treatment is injection-based, most patients have little to no downtime, and it can be combined with physical therapy. It is not a replacement for surgery when there is severe structural damage, and it does not work for everyone.
We are a medical clinic, not a research center. Many clinics hold sales seminars or call themselves research facilities to publish articles that promote their own treatment. We do things differently:
We listen to your story, review your records and imaging, and answer your questions.
If treatment fits, we recommend stem cell therapy, exosomes, IV therapy or a combination, and explain how many sessions to expect.
Injections or IV treatment are given in our Redondo Beach clinic, with no surgery and no general anesthesia.
Most patients return to normal activity quickly. We track your progress and adjust your plan when needed.
Many of our patients live in the beach cities and around the Palos Verdes Peninsula, where running, surfing, cycling, golf, tennis and pickleball are part of daily life. Years of that activity can leave knees, shoulders, hips and backs sore, and a lot of people would rather keep moving than stop for surgery and a long recovery.
For active adults, treatment is usually aimed at a specific problem, such as a sore knee, a cranky rotator cuff or a tendon that will not settle. We plan around the season or event you care about, explain how long changes usually take to build, and work with your physical therapist or coach when that helps.
The body’s response to treatment builds over time, so what you do in the weeks afterward matters. Most patients do best when they combine treatment with a structured exercise or physical therapy program, a gradual return to sport, good sleep and a healthy weight, which reduces the load on painful joints.
We give you clear aftercare instructions, tell you which activities to ease off for a short period, and schedule follow-up so we can see how you are responding. If you are not improving the way we hoped, we say so and talk through other options, including referral to another specialist.
Good candidates usually have joint, tendon, ligament, back or nerve problems that have not improved enough with conservative care, are in reasonable general health and want a non-surgical option. People interested in regenerative treatment for hair thinning, skin aging or general wellness are also common. Your diagnosis, the stage of your condition and your goals all matter, so a consultation is the only way to know whether it makes sense for you.
Dr. Paramdeep Bhasin is the Medical Director of Stem Cells LA. Dr. Bhasin earned an MD at Karnatak Medical College in 1995 and has more than 20 years of experience in anesthesiology, with a background in pain management, which shapes how we plan treatment around comfort and safety. Meet Dr. Bhasin.
Our Redondo Beach clinic serves patients from across Los Angeles and the South Bay, including:
1970 S Prospect Ave, Suite #2
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 281-6160
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm
It is a field of medicine that aims to repair damaged tissue by supporting the body’s own healing, rather than only treating symptoms. At Stem Cells LA it includes stem cell therapy, exosome therapy and IV therapy.
Stem cell therapy is one type. The field also includes exosome therapy, growth factor treatments and other approaches that support tissue repair.
We use allograft stem cells from donated umbilical cords. The cord blood is processed into a solution containing mesenchymal stem cells and other supporting cells, along with exosomes, cytokines and growth factors.
Our patients most often ask about joint pain and arthritis, back and neck pain, sports injuries, neuropathy, autoimmune conditions, hair thinning and anti-aging. Whether it makes sense depends on your diagnosis, which we review at your consultation.
Treatment is injection-based, and side effects are usually minimal, such as temporary redness, soreness or swelling at the injection site. We review your health history before any treatment to plan safely.
Allograft stem cell therapy is not an FDA-approved procedure. Like all medical procedures, it has a success and failure rate and comes with no guarantees, which is why we explain the evidence before you decide.
It varies. Many changes build gradually over weeks to months, and results can last from several months to years depending on the condition and factors such as lifestyle.
Stem Cells LA is at 1970 S Prospect Ave, Suite #2, Redondo Beach, CA 90277, serving Los Angeles and the South Bay. We are open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm. Call (310) 281-6160 to book.
Find out whether treatment fits your condition at our clinic at 1970 S Prospect Ave #2, Redondo Beach.
Allograft stem cell therapy is not an FDA-approved procedure. Like all medical procedures, procedures performed at Stem Cells LA have a success and failure rate, and results vary from patient to patient. Patient reviews and testimonials should not be read as a statement on the effectiveness of treatment for anyone else.
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Allograft Stem Cell Therapy is not an FDA-approved procedure. Like all medical procedures, procedures performed at Stem Cells LA have a success and failure rate. Patient reviews and testimonials on this site should not be interpreted as a statement on the effectiveness of our treatments for anyone else. Stem cell therapy like any other type of medical procedure has no guarantees and is not promoted as a treatment or cure. An evaluation from the medical team is required to determine if you are a candidate for stem cell therapy and any personal information provided is for internal and medical use only
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