Foot and elbow · Guadalajara, Mexico
Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
Clinical name: Plantar fasciitis
The first steps of the morning
If you have had heel pain for months and have already tried insoles, stretching and rest, treatment can help bring the pain down, alongside your rehabilitation, so the first steps of the day hurt less.
- 2–3
- days in Mexico
- Single day
- treatment application
- $5,000–7,000
- USD, base protocol range
Your day
What plantar fasciitis does to your day
The first steps
The first steps when you get up are the worst of the day.
Starting again
After sitting for a while, getting going hurts all over again.
Barefoot at home
Walking barefoot around the house has become impossible.
Your shoes
You changed your shoes and it still has not eased.
Plantar fasciitis (heel pain)
How stem cell treatment can help you
- It may reduce pain in chronic cases that did not respond to conservative treatment.
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
$5,000–7,000 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
If you have had heel pain for months and have already tried insoles, stretching and rest, treatment can help bring the pain down, alongside your rehabilitation, so the first steps of the day hurt less.
Questions
Questions about plantar fasciitis
Answers to what patients ask us most, written by our physician.
Who is a good candidate?
People with heel pain for months who have already tried insoles, stretching and rest.
Does it help if I have a heel spur?
The treatment targets the inflamed fascia, which is usually the real source of the pain, with or without a spur.
Can I walk the next day?
Yes. For the first forty-eight hours we ask you to walk only as much as you need and to avoid standing for hours at a time.
Should I keep using insoles afterwards?
Yes. Insoles and stretching complement the treatment and help results last.
How many days do I stay in Mexico?
Two to three days: you arrive, receive the treatment in a single day, and can fly home the next day.
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