Stem Cell Therapy in Las Vegas
Stem cell therapy is available at LiveNow Longevity — placental-derived products administered by IV infusion, offered only after a medical evaluation with a board-certified MD. We disclose plainly what most clinics bury: these products are not FDA-approved, and we make no claim that they treat, cure, or reverse any condition. The $88 evaluation is where an individual decision gets made.
Medically reviewed by Charles Kamen, MD, board-certified neurologist ·
People come to this page holding two things at once: interest in what cellular therapy might do, and no illusions about how it is sold. Las Vegas has no shortage of clinics that will promise you regeneration out of one side of their mouth while handing you a waiver out of the other. This page does the opposite. We tell you what is offered here — placental-derived cellular products from a commercial tissue supplier, administered by IV infusion — and what the evidence and the law actually say, so your decision rests on the real picture.
The starting fact is this: no placental-derived stem cell product has FDA approval for any orthopedic, pain, or anti-aging use. The only FDA-approved stem cell products are cord blood-derived hematopoietic progenitor cells, used in transplant medicine for disorders of the blood and immune system — a category entirely different from what regenerative clinics use. That does not automatically make these products unsafe or worthless; it means the level of proof most people assume behind the word "therapy" is not there, and anyone who tells you otherwise is guessing. The FDA's own consumer guidance tells patients to ask whether a product is FDA-approved before receiving it — so we answer that question before you have to ask it.
Why offer something we describe this cautiously? Because patients seek it out either way — for stubborn joint and tissue complaints that standard care has not resolved, and for healthy-aging goals— and a physician's office is where that interest should land, not a med spa. Dr. Kamen's role is to screen who is and is not a candidate, source product through a controlled supply chain, disclose risks honestly, and keep the claims truthful. Related reading: our exosome therapy page covers the cell-free side of this field, and our peptide versus exosome explainer clears up a common mix-up.
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What the $88 Evaluation Covers
History and exam with board-certified neurologist Dr. Charles Kamen — applied toward your plan
A direct answer on whether a cellular therapy is appropriate for you — including "no" if it is not
Frank disclosure of regulatory status: not FDA-approved, evidence unsettled, no cure claims
Written cost review of any proposed protocol before you commit to anything
Comparison with evidence-supported alternatives — peptides, PRP-class options, standard care
Ongoing physician supervision if you proceed, not a one-time infusion and a goodbye
The regulatory picture, stated plainly
The FDA regulates human cells and tissue under 21 CFR Part 1271. How a product is marketed is part of how the agency evaluates it — which is one reason this page is written the way it is. Here are the questions we are asked most, with direct answers:
| Question | Direct answer |
|---|---|
| Is any stem cell product FDA-approved? | Only cord blood-derived hematopoietic progenitor cells, for blood and immune system disorders in transplant medicine. Nothing used in regenerative clinics, including ours. |
| Is it legal in Nevada? | Yes — NRS 629.300 to 629.390 permit nonembryonic cell therapy at the state level. State law does not change federal regulatory status. |
| Do we claim it treats anything? | No. No treatment, cure, or reversal claims are made for any condition. Evidence in this field is developing, and we describe it as exactly that. |
| How is it given here? | IV infusion, in clinic, under physician supervision, using placental-derived product from a commercial supplier. |
This page describes availability and regulatory status. It is not medical advice, and no statement here should be read as a claim that any product is safe or effective for any condition.
Stem Cell Therapy in Las Vegas — FAQ
Do you offer stem cell therapy in Las Vegas?
Yes. Stem cell therapy is available at LiveNow Longevity for patients who choose it after a medical evaluation with Dr. Kamen. It is offered with full transparency about its status: no placental-derived stem cell product is FDA-approved, and we make no claim that stem cell therapy treats, cures, or reverses any condition. The evaluation is where an individual decision is made — never a sales page.
Is stem cell therapy FDA-approved?
No. The only FDA-approved stem cell products are cord blood-derived hematopoietic progenitor cells, used in transplant medicine for disorders of the blood and immune system. The placental-derived cellular products used in regenerative clinics — including the ones available here — have no FDA approval for orthopedic, pain, or anti-aging use. The FDA regulates these products under 21 CFR Part 1271, and its own consumer guidance tells patients to ask exactly this question before receiving care anywhere.
Where do the stem cells come from?
The products available at this clinic are placental-derived, sourced from a commercial tissue supplier. They are donor-derived, not harvested from your own body — which is a meaningful distinction, because autologous (your own) and donor (allogeneic) products sit in different parts of the federal regulatory framework. Where a product comes from, how it is processed, and what claims are made about it all affect how the FDA classifies it.
How is stem cell therapy administered?
By IV infusion, administered at our Las Vegas clinic under physician supervision. Some clinics inject cellular products into joints or locally at other sites; the protocol available here is infusion-based, which is one of the facts Dr. Kamen reviews with you before anything is scheduled.
What does stem cell therapy cost in Las Vegas?
The medical evaluation is $88 and is applied toward your plan if you continue care. The cost of a cellular therapy protocol depends on the product and protocol selected for you, and is reviewed with you in writing before you commit to anything. Clinics that quote a price before an evaluation are quoting a product, not a medical plan.
Is stem cell therapy safe? What are the risks?
The honest answer is that the safety profile of donor-derived cellular products for non-FDA-approved uses is not fully characterized — that is what "not FDA-approved" means in practice. The FDA has published safety notifications documenting risks seen with unapproved regenerative products, including immune reactions, and infections when products are handled outside controlled supply chains. That is why sourcing, screening, and physician supervision matter, and why the evaluation here includes a frank risk discussion rather than a waiver signature line.
Can stem cells fix joint pain or aging? What results should I expect?
We do not claim that they do, and we will not promise you results. Research into cellular therapies for joint conditions and aging biology is active but unsettled — some studies are encouraging, others are not, and none of it amounts to an approved treatment claim. What we offer is an honest physician assessment: what is known, what is not, what alternatives carry stronger evidence for your situation — such as our regenerative medicine protocols — and a decision that belongs to you.
What's the difference between stem cells and exosomes?
Stem cells are living cells; exosomes are the microscopic signaling vesicles cells release. They are regulated differently — exosome products are not even classified as human cells or tissue under the federal framework, which changes the rules that apply to them entirely. We offer both, each by IV infusion after evaluation, and our exosome therapy page explains that side in detail.
Is stem cell therapy legal in Nevada?
Nevada law (NRS 629.300 to 629.390) permits the use of nonembryonic stem cells at the state level. State permission and federal approval are different things: Nevada law does not change how the FDA regulates these products, and it does not bind federal agencies. We disclose the state and federal picture plainly because Nevada statute (NRS 630.304) makes false or misleading medical advertising grounds for board discipline — and honest disclosure is the standard we hold ourselves to either way.
How do I book a stem cell evaluation in Las Vegas?
Book the $88 evaluation with Dr. Kamen, in person at our southeast Las Vegas clinic at Eastern Ave and the 215, or by secure telehealth if you are elsewhere in Nevada. You will leave the evaluation knowing whether a cellular therapy is appropriate for you, what it would cost, and what the evidence-supported alternatives are — whether or not you proceed.
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