Knee · Guadalajara, Mexico
Knee arthritis
Clinical name: Knee osteoarthritis
Less pain and more range of motion
Regenerative treatment works on the inflammation that keeps the knee sore and stiff. In documented cases, what you can do in a day improves and the decision about a replacement moves further out. Before you book a flight, a specialist reviews your MRI and confirms whether this protocol fits your case.
- 2–3
- days in Mexico
- Single day
- treatment application
- $5,000–9,000
- USD, base protocol range
Your day
What knee osteoarthritis does to your day
Stairs
You go down sideways, holding the rail, and look for the lift even for one floor.
Where to park
You pick the restaurant by how far you will have to leave the car.
Picking up your grandchild
You pick them up sitting down, not standing, because you do not trust the knee under load.
How you slept
You can tell you slept on that side by how the knee felt in the morning and how long it took to loosen up.
Knee 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
Applications
1 application, done in a single day
- 2
Route of administration
Intravenous (IV) application — not injected into the affected area
- 3
Session length
90 minutes at the hospital, including preparation and observation
- 4
Days in Mexico
2–3 days: arrive, treatment day, fly home the next day
- 5
Follow-up
A call at 30 days, a pain and mobility questionnaire at 90, an assessment at 180
- 6
Signed protocol
Current protocol · 2026
The treating physician sets the final protocol for each case.
Medical overview
Regenerative treatment works on the inflammation that keeps the knee sore and stiff. In documented cases, what you can do in a day improves and the decision about a replacement moves further out. Before you book a flight, a specialist reviews your MRI and confirms whether this protocol fits your case.
Questions
Questions about knee osteoarthritis
Answers to what patients ask us most, written by our physician.
Who is a good candidate?
Adults with mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis whose pain has not improved enough with physiotherapy or injections. The specialist confirms it with your X-ray before you book a flight.
How soon would I notice a difference?
Many patients notice changes between the sixth and the twelfth week. Your follow-up at thirty, ninety and one hundred and eighty days tracks your progress.
Can I fly the day after the application?
Yes, in most cases. We ask you to move and walk during the flight, and not to lift heavy luggage that week.
Can I use my insurance?
We give you an itemised invoice and a medical report so you can submit them to your insurer. Your coordinator explains the payment options.
Can I keep taking my anti-inflammatories?
The physician will tell you how many days to pause them around the application, depending on what you take. The rest of your medication stays as it is unless they say otherwise.
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