Springs Rejuvenation reviews: frequently asked questions

As of 2026-10-21, the five Google Business Profiles (Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Miami, New York) hold 370 reviews with a review-count-weighted average of 4.63 out of 5. Each location's own rating and count is listed on the home page with a link to its listing.

As of 2026-10-21: Springs Rejuvenation New York with 95 Google reviews. All five locations are within 0.1 of each other on rating.

No. Displayed reviews are a curated selection: five-star excerpts first, then three- and four-star comments. One- and two-star reviews are not reproduced here, and excerpts containing regulated health-advertising wording are omitted rather than edited. The complete, unedited sets are on the Google listings linked from every excerpt.

The three- and four-star comments in the current export mention waiting past the appointment time, wanting more communication after payment, pricing, and expectations about how a procedure would be performed. Several carry a public reply from the clinic with a phone number to resolve the issue.

Yes. The home page has city and topic buttons; the URL also accepts ?city=miami or ?topic=hair. A hair-only collection with hair education lives at springshairreviews.com.

No. Stem cell and exosome procedures are investigational and not FDA approved. Published studies are early and small, and individual responses vary. Reviews describe people's experiences with scheduling, staff and facilities, not clinical outcomes.

Springs Rejuvenation owns and operates it. That is disclosed at the top and bottom of every page. The reviews are reproduced verbatim from public platforms with links so anyone can check them.