2 published reviews from patients treated at Cenegenics in Las Vegas, United States, averaging 5.0 out of 5. Every review is moderated before it appears.
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4.9out of 5 on Google from 64 ratings
Google reviewers rate this location 4.9 across 64 reviews, and Google's own topic tally leads with professional staff, healthy aging and age management. On Birdeye, which pools 173 reviews at 4.9, patients discuss thorough health evaluations, physician advice and exercise and nutrition plans, with one reviewer citing program cost.
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Reddit discussion is thin but real. A 2023 r/fatFIRE thread drew mixed views: one poster described a first visit as lecture heavy and pressured, another said acquaintances found the program supportive, and several questioned the cost. An older r/Scams post came from a doctor questioning how Cenegenics recruited physicians.
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Both reviewers describe the initial evaluation rather than any treatment that followed. One calls it the most thorough medical exam they have had and names Dr. Patel. The other met Dr. Leake, had blood drawn at home for convenience, and came away with preventive health information they valued. Both reviews are older, from two and six years ago.
All 2 reviews published for Cenegenics on this site.
Experience
The evaluation was eye opening and detailed. I was able to learn valuable information about preventive health care and took away so much from the meeting with Dr. Leake. The entire process was easy, they came to my home at my convenience to draw blood and my office visit was exceptional and thorough.
Experience
Most thorough medical exam I have ever participated in. I like the whole body, mind and general health approach and came away with a great deal of very useful information and plans and vitamins to improve the quality of my life. Dr. Patel and the team are excellent and very detailed in their approach and solutions.
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Cenegenics is a regenerative-medicine provider based in Las Vegas, Nevada, operating since 1997. The clinic offers Exosome Therapy, Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), Allogeneic (donor) Therapy and Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy. Patients most often come to it for Anti-Aging / Longevity, Erectile / Sexual Health and Joint Pain. Published treatment costs run $14,000 to $21,000, though the figure a patient is quoted depends on what they are treated for and how many sessions they need. Its listed accreditations are Board-Certified Physicians. Staff are listed as speaking English and Spanish, worth knowing if you are flying in.
Keep that spread in mind while you read. A review of a anti-aging / longevity case tells you little about how the clinic handles the rest of what it offers, and a patient who lives nearby has a very different week from one who flew in for a single visit.
Reviews are one input. Ask Cenegenics for the rest directly: which cell source and preparation they would use for your condition, who performs the procedure, what the quoted price covers, what follow-up you get, and what evidence they are relying on. Vague answers to any of those are worth noticing.
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