Springs Rejuvenation Austin

Charles Pereyra and operates under Springs Rejuvenation LLC. The business describes itself as a physician-led wellness practice focused on healthy aging. Its clinics offer regenerative medicine, aesthetics and orthopedic care, staffed by physicians and medical professionals. The New York clinic is in the NoMad district of Manhattan and serves NoMad and SoHo, and the other clinics are in Aventura, Atlanta, Austin and Los Angeles. The New York clinic lists weekday hours from 9am to 6pm, Saturday hours from 10am to 4pm, and is closed on Sundays.

The hair restoration side offers physician-supervised scalp and density programs described as non-surgical, along with follicular unit extraction and Micro FUE transplants. Micro FUE takes follicles from the back and sides of the head with a micro device and places them in the recipient area, and the business says it is done with robotics alongside an artist and a physician. Other hair options include EXO-HairGrow, which uses a small blood draw to concentrate platelets for scalp injection, the NEOSTEM Protocol with an FUE option, a regenerative scalp program applied by microneedling, injection or both, and the 60-minute STEM3 Protocol. Beyond hair, the practice runs a 60-minute physician-led Joint Vitality Protocol focused on joint wellness, Longevity programs tailored to longevity goals, and Members care that covers each step from consultation to recovery.

Every visit begins with a consultation, and a physician evaluates every candidate before any protocol is offered. Some candidates are screened out. A no-cost virtual consultation is offered before a procedure day, and it carries no obligation to proceed. For hair restoration, the cost depends on the extent of hair loss, the technique and the number of grafts, and a detailed quote is given at consultation. Financing and flexible payment plans are available, and the business notes that financing may come from independent companies rather than the practice itself.

Hair transplants are performed under local anesthesia. FUE sessions typically last 4 to 8 hours, and some cases need more than one session. Most transplant patients take 2 to 5 days off work, and initial growth is usually seen around 3 to 4 months, with full results expected in 12 to 18 months. Regenerative treatments may cause redness or sensitivity for 24 to 48 hours, and mild scalp irritation, tenderness, swelling or bruising are listed as possible, with serious reactions described as extremely uncommon. Follow-up support runs for a full year after a procedure, and a 10-year service commitment covers care and follow-up. The business states that this commitment is not a guarantee of medical results.

It reports more than 7,000 completed procedures, says 98% of surveyed patients are satisfied, and cites more than 200 patient testimonials. It does not guarantee hair growth, results or satisfaction, and results vary by individual.

Physician-supervised regenerative programs built around each patient's goals, with a personalized plan and a physician evaluation before any protocol. The therapies are described as non-surgical, minimally invasive and derived from natural sources, and the practice says its aim is clear, honest information so patients can weigh their options.