Dr. Khanh Nguyen is a longevity and regenerative medicine expert with 20+ years in hospital-based critical care. After overcoming her own autoimmune illness and caring for a son with a rare neurological condition, she pivoted toward proactive, cellular-level healing. At Austin Regenerative Therapy, she combines peptide therapy with regenerative modalities like Young Plasma Exchange (YPE), VSEL stem cells, exosomes, and NAD+ to target the Hallmarks of Aging. Dr. Nguyen’s concierge approach blends personalized diagnostics, hormone optimization, and functional strategies to help patients extend vitality and performance. She is a proud SSRP Fellow and advocate for whole-person, future-forward health.
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Myriah Werne
Dec 10, 2025
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