Medical Spa for Men Men's Renaissance Health Centers Opens in Los Angeles

Men's Renaissance Health Centers deals with the top three issues concerning men - hair loss, sexual performance, and looking older.

Living longer is creating a conundrum among boomer males - staying in the work place longer means remaining youthful and competitive. For the first time, men's vitality can be treated in one location. We have all seen the sexual performance ads on TV, but no one is addressing the entire picture of men's self esteem.

March 2007 --

Men's Renaissance Health Center (MRHC), the first medical clinic and MedSpa to focus exclusively on a professional man's desire to look and feel his best, is now open in Los Angeles.

MRHC is unique in offering the three most sought-after men's treatments in a single location including hair transplantation, sexual health, and facial rejuvenation.

All MRHC procedures are dispensed under the personal supervision of a medical doctor and registered nurses using the most modern and least invasive FDA-approved techniques, medications, and lasers in a relaxed, spa-like ambience.

As the first "men only" facility of its kind, MRHC sets the standard for cosmetic and wellness treatments for the modern successful man.

Located in the City of Hope Medical Building in West Los Angeles, MRHC is adjacent to the "golden triangle" of Beverly Hills, Brentwood and Westwood. MRHC provides a luxuriously appointed, man-friendly environment more reminiscent of a private club than a clinic or day spa.

The offices, lounges and treatment rooms exude a clean, contemporary atmosphere featuring comfortable leather furniture, large screen TVs, and state of the art technology. Limousine service is available for VIP clientele.

Consultation is by appointment only. Services include hair transplants, erectile dysfunction and facial rejuvenation featuring "state of the art" lasers, botox and dermal fillers to achieve a more youthful, vital appearance.

All aesthetic treatments are performed by licensed medical professionals under the direction of Marc Dauer, M.D., medical director of MRHC. Consulting urologists and dermatologists insure an accurate and appropriate treatment regimen for even the most challenging cases.