Quick answer
From Dallas–Fort Worth, you reach Longevity Clinic in Veracruz with one connection, usually through Houston (nonstop IAH–VER) or Mexico City. You send your records first, our physician designs your personalized protocol for free, and you travel only for a session of about 45 minutes. Follow-up is remote.
For patients in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, the easiest route is a short hop to Houston and the nonstop United flight to Veracruz, or a connection through Mexico City.
Flights and time
- From DFW or Love Field: connect through Houston (IAH–VER nonstop, about 2 h 15 min) or Mexico City.
- Time difference: same time in winter, Veracruz one hour behind in summer.
A sample itinerary
- Thursday: fly DFW → IAH → VER.
- Friday: your session (about 45 minutes), then rest at the hotel.
- Saturday: an easy day on the Gulf coast.
- Sunday: fly home.
Who comes from Dallas
Active adults with knee and joint pain, people interested in skin quality, and men looking for a private, whole-health review. Many prefer a clinic that reviews everything before they travel.
How it works from Dallas
- Send your records by WhatsApp or email: lab work, imaging, photos and medications. Labs near home, such as your usual clinic, work fine.
- Free review and personalized protocol by Dr. Joan Chávez. If a therapy isn't right for you, we tell you before you book a flight.
- One trip for an application of about 45 minutes. Your advisor, who speaks English, helps you book a hotel and offers transfer options from Veracruz airport.
- Remote follow-up by WhatsApp or video call.
Payments are made in Mexican pesos; we don't currently accept U.S. dollars or international cards, and your advisor explains the options in advance. See cost and what we treat.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the trip from Dallas?
Usually a short flight to Houston plus about 2 h 15 min nonstop to Veracruz, or a connection through Mexico City. Plan for most of a day including the connection.
Is Veracruz on the same time as Dallas?
In winter, yes. Mexico doesn't change clocks, so in summer Veracruz is one hour behind Dallas.