2 published reviews from patients treated at Next Health in West Hollywood, United States, averaging 5.0 out of 5. Every review is moderated before it appears.
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5.0out of 5 on Google
Google shows 5.0 for this listing, and does not expose a public rating count for it. Google's own topic tally is led by IV therapy, cryotherapy and vitamin shots, with hyperbaric oxygen, infrared sauna and red light therapy also recurring, and no stem cell topic among them.
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A July 2026 r/Biohackers post from an LA member complained about a $300 test they were not quoted for, conflicting answers on peptide minimums, and prices well above what commenters said the market charges. Two other LA and NYC threads name the brand briefly and positively. Overall discussion is thin.
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Both reviews describe walk-in wellness services rather than regenerative treatment: a vitamin B injection and IV therapy, with Dani named for making the session comfortable. One reviewer was shown round the Sunset Plaza location and lists the infrared and oxygen equipment on offer. Both report feeling better the same day, and neither describes a longer course of treatment.
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Experience
I had an amazing experience at Next Health. Their IV therapy truly felt like it gave me another chance at life. I left feeling refreshed and so much better. Dani was incredible and made the entire process smooth, easy, and comfortable. I highly recommend them if you're looking to improve your wellness!
Experience
So today I went to Next Health to get a Super B energy Shot, it stung a little not gonna lie but while I was waiting they gave me a tour of all the new things they are offering at the Sunset Plaza location and I was amazed by how many wellness and health boosting devices they have, from the full body Infrared session to the Oxygen chamber.
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Next Health is a regenerative-medicine provider based in West Hollywood, California, operating since 2016. The clinic offers Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy, Exosome Therapy, IV / Systemic Cell Therapy and Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP). Patients most often come to it for Anti-Aging / Longevity, Skin / Aesthetic and Hair Restoration. Its listed accreditations are Board-Certified Physicians.
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