Hip · Guadalajara, Mexico
Hip arthritis
Clinical name: Hip osteoarthritis
Putting your socks on without a manoeuvre
Hip pain is felt in the groin and sometimes in the knee, and it takes away small things before big ones. Treatment can help bring the inflammation down and gain movement, so everyday tasks feel easier again.
- 2–3
- days in Mexico
- Single day
- treatment application
- $5,000–12,000
- USD, base protocol range
Your day
What hip osteoarthritis does to your day
Socks
Putting your socks on or cutting your toenails has turned into a manoeuvre.
Where it hurts
You feel the pain in the groin, not where you expected it.
How far you walk
You walk less than you used to, and your stride is shorter on that side.
Getting into the car
Getting in and out of the car is the hardest moment of your day.
Hip arthritis
How stem cell treatment can help you
- It may reduce inflammation in the joint.
- It may improve your range of motion in documented cases.
- It may delay arthroplasty in some patients.
How to start
Just three simple steps to begin your stem cell journey.
- 1
Connect
Speak with a Wellness Coordinator to book your consultation.
- 2
Consult
Review your case with the doctor to customize your protocol.
- 3
Deliver
Receive your unique, tailor-made protocol and investment quote.
Your clinic
Where you’ll be treated.
Medical details
Clinical information
The protocol, step by step
- 1
Days in Mexico
2–3 days: arrive, treatment day, fly home the next day
- 2
Price range
$5,000–12,000 USD
- 3
Applications
1 application, done in a single day
- 4
Route of administration
Intravenous (IV) application — not injected into the affected area
- 5
Session length
90 minutes
- 6
Follow-up
30 · 90 · 180 days
- 7
Signed protocol
Current protocol · 2026
The treating physician sets the final protocol for each case.
Medical overview
Hip pain is felt in the groin and sometimes in the knee, and it takes away small things before big ones. Treatment can help bring the inflammation down and gain movement, so everyday tasks feel easier again.
Questions
Questions about hip osteoarthritis
Answers to what patients ask us most, written by our physician.
Who is a good candidate?
Adults with mild to moderate hip osteoarthritis whose pain has not improved enough with exercise and physiotherapy. Your X-ray or MRI confirms it.
Why does my knee hurt if the problem is my hip?
It is common: hip pain often refers to the groin and the inner thigh, and many patients arrive thinking the problem is their knee. That is why the assessment covers both.
Are the cells injected into the hip?
Every application is intravenous: the cells are given through an IV line in a single session.
Can I carry on with my physiotherapy?
Yes, and we encourage it. Patients who keep up their rehabilitation get the most from the treatment.
Will I be able to walk afterwards?
Yes. Most patients walk out the same day, and your physician gives you an activity plan.
Let’s see how we can help you.
Send us your studies and the specialist who performs this treatment will review your case and talk it through with you — no cost, no commitment.
What we need from you
- An MRI or X-ray from the last 6 months
- A list of the medication you take today
- What you have already tried: physiotherapy, injections, surgery