Private stem cell clinic · Bangkok, Thailand
Cell La Vie is an exclusive private clinic for adult stem cell therapy, cell production and protocol development — welcoming patients from around the world, from airport arrival to follow-up.
About stem cells
Stem cells are the body’s natural repair cells. Unlike other cells, which have one fixed job, they can become different types of cells, such as bone, cartilage, muscle or skin, and help calm inflammation.
As we age, we have fewer stem cells, so injuries and tissues heal more slowly.
At Cell La Vie, every treatment starts with a medical consultation. Our doctors review your health and goals, clearly explain realistic outcomes, and help you decide whether stem cell therapy is right for you.
What we provide
Present in small numbers in most adult tissues — bone marrow, brain, liver. More specialized in what they become: muscle stem cells, for example, generally produce muscle cells. Cell La Vie produces and provides adult stem cells to its patients.
Matched to you
Stem cells share one aim: repairing dysfunction. Specialized cells fall into four groups, and each patient receives the cells that correspond to their condition.
How adult stem cells repair
Adult stem cells can differentiate into specialized cells — nerve, cardiac, muscle, intestinal or liver cells — which then help repair the tissue they belong to.
Simplified illustration. Whether stem cell therapy suits you depends on your condition — check your candidacy for free.
Specialties
Each protocol is designed around your diagnosis and medical records, after a full evaluation by our specialists.
A group of conditions including stable and unstable angina and heart attack. Chest pain or discomfort is the most common symptom.
Narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the limbs, usually the legs — often felt as leg pain when walking.
Kidneys regulate blood pressure, electrolyte balance and red blood cell production. Failing function can bring weakness, breathlessness and swelling.
Conditions arising from genetic disorders, infection, malnutrition, or injury to the brain, spinal cord or nerves.
Metabolic disorders marked by prolonged high blood sugar, with symptoms such as frequent urination, thirst and hunger.
Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection firm enough for intercourse, also known as impotence.
Programs focused on age spots, a more youthful appearance, and relief of neck, joint, muscle and chronic back pain.
Stem cell–based approaches that aim to support the immune system alongside antiretroviral therapy.
How it works
It starts with a remote consultation and a specialist evaluation of your records. Your quote covers your medical services, flights and a car with chauffeur for your stay — with airport pickup, immigration assistance and hotel transfer arranged for you. A 24-hour hotline is available throughout.
Stem cell protocol
Treatment begins around 48 hours after arrival. On day one you meet your treating doctor, review your records, and complete a check-up covering almost 40 points — including blood tests, X-ray and EKG.
Cells are delivered by local injection or IV. Protocols differ by condition; injections are usually scheduled over one to two weeks.
After treatment, follow-up tests are run to measure your progress against your initial results.
FAQ
Not finding your answer? Our team reviews every case individually.
Ask a specialist →Stem cell therapy targets degeneration caused by disease or by age, using cells matched to your condition.
No. Cell La Vie does not use embryonic stem cells, for two main reasons: we consider this approach outdated, and it raises serious ethical concerns. Stem cell sources have evolved considerably, and the adult stem cells we use today offer higher cell concentrations and more targeted effectiveness.
Very possibly, yes. We work with a dedicated international team of doctors and professors who help us assess even the most complex cases. Send us your medical records through the free candidacy assessment, and our team will tell you whether stem cell therapy could help improve your condition.
Patients commonly report first changes after around three weeks, with further progress over the following six months. Responses vary from person to person.
No. How often a treatment is repeated depends on the condition — for ischemic heart disease, for example, around every four years.
No medical treatment can promise a complete cure, and we never claim one. Our goal is to improve your condition as much as possible: easing symptoms, restoring function and improving your quality of life. During your evaluation, your specialist will explain the improvement you can realistically expect in your case.
No. HIV cannot be cured; treatment aims to support the immune system and quality of life alongside standard therapy.
Journal
Share your medical history in a free, no-obligation candidacy assessment. A specialist reviews it and replies with a personalized recommendation.