Quick answer
There is no single price for stem cell therapy in Mexico: it depends on the product, the dose, how it is applied, the number of sessions and the follow-up included. At Longevity Clinic, the consultation and your personalized regenerative protocol are free; you receive a written quote before you decide to travel. Payments are made in Mexican pesos, and we don't currently accept U.S. dollars or international cards.
Prices you see online for stem cell therapy in Mexico vary enormously, and a single number rarely means much without knowing what's included.
What determines the price
- Type of therapy: mesenchymal stem cells, exosomes, fibroblasts and growth factors have different production processes and costs.
- Dose: products come in different presentations (for example, millions of cells or billions of particles), chosen according to the goal.
- How it's applied: a skin application is different from a joint injection.
- Number of sessions, and any maintenance sessions.
- Tests you may need beforehand.
- Follow-up included afterwards.
- Product quality controls: traceability, a certificate of analysis and a proper cold chain cost more, and matter.
Why very low prices are a red flag
A price far below the usual range can mean a product without traceability or quality controls, or an application without a medical review. Before choosing, read questions to ask before stem cell therapy.
What a written quote should include
The product and its presentation, the number of sessions, which tests are included, follow-up consultations and any additional costs. With that, you can compare clinics on real information.
How it works at Longevity Clinic
- Free consultation: send your records and tell us your goals.
- Free personalized protocol designed by the doctor, with a written quote.
- You decide. If you go ahead, your advisor explains the payment options in Mexican pesos and helps with travel.
Frequently asked questions
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The review of your records and the design of your personalized regenerative protocol are free. You decide whether to go ahead after you know the plan and its cost.
Can I pay in dollars or with my U.S. credit card?
Not at the moment. Payments are made in Mexican pesos. Your advisor explains the available payment options before you travel, so there are no surprises at the clinic.
Will my U.S. health insurance cover it?
In most cases no, because these therapies are not FDA-approved for these uses. Check with your insurer; some health savings accounts have their own rules.