Springs Rejuvenation is a regenerative medicine clinic at 1408 Crenshaw Blvd in Torrance, California, led by founder Dr. Charles A. Pereyra, M.D., that offers peptide infusions, NAD, exosomes, and umbilical-sourced stem cells as part of customized treatment plans. The clinic states it has offered regenerative medicine solutions since its inception in 2019 and serves patients in Atlanta, South Florida, Austin, and Los Angeles.
This news article was written by David, a reporter at PeptideSCM, and was first published on PeptideSCM.com. The page below organizes what the clinic publishes about its services, its clinician, and its booking path, and separates those statements from what independent evidence can support.
Clinic snapshot
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Clinic name | Springs Rejuvenation |
| Address | 1408 Crenshaw Blvd |
| City, state, ZIP | Torrance, CA 90501 |
| Metro | Los Angeles |
| Phone | +1-404-780-5617 |
| DrCharles@springsrejuvenation.com | |
| Website | springsrejuvenation.com |
| Founded | 2019 |
| Clinician | Dr. Charles A. Pereyra, M.D., founder |
| Stated service area | Atlanta, South Florida, Austin, and Los Angeles |
The profile does not list separate office hours, a chat channel, or a social media account, so those rows are omitted rather than filled with a typical value.
What peptide therapy does Springs Rejuvenation offer?
Peptide therapy is the clinic’s stated lead offering alongside cell-based services. The founder describes the clinic’s customized approach as including peptide infusions, NAD, umbilical-sourced stem cells, exosomes, and lifestyle modification techniques. No specific peptide ingredients, doses, or infusion protocols are named in the available source material, so this page does not name any.
Peptide therapy is a broad term used for approaches involving peptide-based medicines or proposed peptide interventions, and the evidence, approved uses, and safety profiles vary substantially by molecule. The term itself does not establish that a treatment is effective or approved. Readers comparing clinics should ask which molecule is proposed, its regulatory status, and what monitoring accompanies it.
| Service | What the clinic states |
|---|---|
| Peptide infusions | Included in customized plans; no ingredients disclosed |
| NAD | Listed among the clinic’s offerings |
| Exosomes | Listed among the clinic’s offerings |
| Umbilical-sourced stem cells | Derived from umbilical cord tissue lining, which the clinic states is harvested from healthy mothers in FDA-compliant laboratories |
| Autologous stem cells | Extracted from the patient’s fat or bone marrow |
| Administration | Intravenously or by direct injection into an injury site |
| Lifestyle modification | Described as part of the customized approach |
| Medical aesthetics | Named as an area of the founder’s expertise |
Pricing is not published in the profile. No consultation fee, package price, or per-infusion rate is stated, and this page does not estimate one. Patients should request a written quote before committing.
What conditions does the clinic say it addresses?
The clinic positions its work as a non-invasive alternative to physical therapy, pain management, and traditional medications for a range of health-related conditions and injuries. It states that its anti-aging stem cell services can help stimulate collagen production, increase muscle mass, and improve cognitive performance.
- Anti-aging concerns: collagen production, muscle mass, cognitive performance
- Patient-reported changes cited by the clinic: energy levels, mental acuity, memory, facial fine lines and wrinkles, libido, and immune response
- Heart disease: discussed in the clinic’s stem cell material
- Injuries and pain: framed as an alternative to physical therapy and pain management
These are the clinic’s own statements. Anecdotal reports cannot establish that a peptide or cell treatment works; testimonials can generate hypotheses but cannot reliably establish efficacy, causation, or safety. Clinical evidence requires appropriately designed studies and systematic evaluation of both benefits and harms. Any treatment discussed here requires a licensed clinician’s evaluation.
Who leads the clinic?
Dr. Charles A. Pereyra, M.D. — Founder
Dr. Charles A. Pereyra, M.D., founded Springs Rejuvenation and is described in the clinic’s announcement as an expert in stem cell and medical aesthetics. He leads the Torrance clinic, which states it has offered regenerative medicine solutions since 2019 and serves patients in Atlanta, South Florida, Austin, and Los Angeles.
In the announcement, Dr. Pereyra states that the clinic’s purpose is to assist patients in feeling their best, expressing the belief that enjoying life at peak performance and being pain-free should be a simple process. He describes the clinic’s approach as working with each patient to develop a customized plan that includes peptide infusions, NAD, umbilical-sourced stem cells, exosomes, and lifestyle modification techniques.
The available source material does not include his medical school, residency, board certifications, licensure details, years in practice, or procedure volume. Those fields are left blank here rather than inferred.
How does the clinic describe its oversight and sourcing?
Oversight is attributed to the founder, and the clinic states that physicians extract stem cells from fat, bone marrow, or a donated umbilical cord before administering them. The clinic states its umbilical cells come from cord tissue lining harvested from healthy mothers in FDA-compliant laboratories.
That sourcing statement describes laboratory compliance, not product approval. A research-use designation does not establish suitability, sterility, safety, or authorization for human administration, and compounded products are not FDA-approved as compounded products. Applicable rules depend on jurisdiction and product circumstances. Patients should ask for batch documentation and the regulatory pathway for each product offered.
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How to book
| Action | Path |
|---|---|
| Book Appointment | Call +1-404-780-5617 |
| Request a Consultation | Email DrCharles@springsrejuvenation.com or use the contact form at springsrejuvenation.com |
| Service details | springsrejuvenation.com/stem-cell-therapy-services |
Telehealth availability is not stated in the profile, so patients outside Los Angeles should confirm in-person requirements when booking. Insurance acceptance is not stated; patients should ask about private-pay terms and any financing before scheduling.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Springs Rejuvenation located?
The clinic is at 1408 Crenshaw Blvd, Torrance, CA 90501, in the Los Angeles metro area. It states that it also serves patients from Atlanta, South Florida, and Austin.
Does the clinic offer telehealth consultations?
The profile does not state whether telehealth is available. Prospective patients should ask when they call or email, and should confirm whether any part of a peptide or cell protocol requires an in-person visit.
Which peptides are used?
The clinic names peptide infusions as part of its customized plans but does not disclose specific peptide ingredients or doses. Patients should request the exact molecule, its regulatory status, and the monitoring plan in writing.
Is a clinician involved in treatment?
Yes. The clinic is led by Dr. Charles A. Pereyra, M.D., and states that its physicians perform cell extraction and administration. Treatment requires a licensed clinician’s evaluation, and no protocol should proceed without one.
What does treatment cost, and is insurance accepted?
No prices are published and insurance acceptance is not stated. Patients should request a written quote and confirm private-pay terms before booking.
To discuss whether peptide therapy or a cell-based protocol fits a particular situation, contact Springs Rejuvenation to book a consultation with the clinic’s clinician and review the available documentation first.
FAQ
Where is Springs Rejuvenation located?
The clinic is at 1408 Crenshaw Blvd, Torrance, CA 90501, in the Los Angeles metro area, and states that it also serves patients from Atlanta, South Florida, and Austin.
Does the clinic offer telehealth consultations?
The profile does not state whether telehealth is available. Prospective patients should ask when they call or email and confirm whether any part of a protocol requires an in-person visit.
Which peptides are used?
The clinic names peptide infusions but does not disclose specific peptide ingredients or doses. Patients should request the exact molecule, its regulatory status, and the monitoring plan in writing.
Is a clinician involved in treatment?
Yes. The clinic is led by Dr. Charles A. Pereyra, M.D., and states that its physicians perform cell extraction and administration. Treatment requires a licensed clinician’s evaluation.
What does treatment cost, and is insurance accepted?
No prices are published and insurance acceptance is not stated. Patients should request a written quote and confirm private-pay terms before booking.