Treatments
Every treatment below is planned by a doctor after reviewing your scans and reports. Evidence levels differ between treatments, and we explain them plainly on each page.
- Exosome TherapyExosome therapy uses tiny vesicles released by cells, often mesenchymal stem cells, which carry proteins and genetic signals. They are applied to skin or scalp, injected, or infused to try to reduce inflammation and support repair. Human evidence is early, and no exosome product is FDA-approved for treatment.
- Health Check UpA health check up in Bangkok is a set of medical tests and a doctor consultation, usually completed in one or two days, to detect risks such as heart disease, diabetes and some cancers early. The best checks are tailored to your age, sex, family history and symptoms.
- Hip Pain TreatmentHip pain treatment depends on the cause. Most hip pain is first managed with exercise therapy, physiotherapy, weight management and pain relief. Steroid, PRP or stem cell injections may be considered for specific diagnoses, and hip replacement is the main option for severe arthritis.
- HIV Treatment Today and the Real Status of HIV Cure ResearchHIV is treated with antiretroviral therapy (ART), daily tablets or long-acting injections that suppress the virus. People who start ART early and stay undetectable can expect a near-normal lifespan and do not pass HIV to sexual partners. There is no general cure; a few people achieved remission after high-risk transplants.
- Immune Cell Therapy and NK Cell TherapyImmune cell therapy uses a patient's own or donor immune cells, such as natural killer (NK) cells, expanded in a laboratory and infused back. Approved forms like CAR-T exist for specific blood cancers. Private NK infusions for solid tumours remain experimental and must only complement, never replace, oncology treatment.
- Longevity ProgramA longevity program is a doctor-led plan to reduce your risk of age-related disease and maintain physical and mental function. It combines health screening, risk-factor treatment, exercise, sleep and nutrition plans, and optionally experimental therapies such as NAD+ or stem cells, with each element's evidence level explained.
- NAD+ IV TherapyNAD+ IV therapy is a slow intravenous drip of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme involved in cellular energy and DNA repair that declines with age. It is popular for fatigue and healthy ageing, but human evidence for clinical benefit is limited and mostly comes from small, short studies.
- Peptide TherapyPeptide therapy means using short chains of amino acids as medicines. Some, such as insulin and GLP-1 drugs, are approved and well studied. Many peptides sold for healing or anti-ageing, including BPC-157 and TB-500, are not approved for human use and have little human evidence.
- PRP TherapyPRP therapy uses a concentrate of your own blood platelets, which release growth factors, injected into a joint, tendon, scalp or skin. Evidence suggests it may reduce pain in knee osteoarthritis and some tendon problems and may help certain types of hair thinning. Results vary between people and preparations.
- Regenerative Hair Loss TreatmentRegenerative hair loss treatment uses injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or stem cell-derived exosomes into the scalp to support hair follicles. Small trials suggest PRP may improve hair density in pattern hair loss. It works best for early thinning alongside standard medicines. We do not offer hair transplant surgery.
- Stem Cell FacialA stem cell facial is a skin rejuvenation treatment that applies stem cell-derived products, usually exosomes or conditioned media, or your own platelet-rich plasma, to the skin after microneedling or laser. It aims to improve texture, fine lines and scars. Evidence comes mainly from small studies, and results are gradual.
- Stem Cell TherapyStem cell therapy uses cells, usually mesenchymal stromal cells, injected into a joint, tendon or vein to try to reduce inflammation and support tissue repair. Evidence is strongest for knee osteoarthritis and still early for most other conditions. Suitability depends on a doctor reviewing your MRI and medical reports.
- Under-Eye RejuvenationUnder-eye rejuvenation covers non-surgical treatments for dark circles, hollows, fine lines and mild puffiness. Options include PRP or exosome injections with microneedling, topical care, and, where suitable, fillers or laser. The right choice depends on the cause, which a doctor identifies from photos and examination.
- What Is Regenerative Medicine? Treatments, Evidence and Who They May HelpRegenerative medicine is a field of medicine that aims to repair or support damaged tissue using the body's own healing biology. In clinics it mainly means injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), mesenchymal stromal cells or exosomes. Evidence varies by treatment and condition and is still developing.