Medical tourism in Monterrey - Page 2

Hospital San José Tecnológico de Monterrey is a JCI-accredited multispecialty hospital with top specialties in neurology, dentistry, and weight loss surgery. Prices run 3–4 times lower than US clinics. Patients come from the United States, Canada, and the UK.

• Offers English-language services, translation help, and medical records transfer.
• Airport pickup, hotel booking, and private rooms for family accommodation are available.
• Free WiFi, TV in room, special dietary requests, and on-site pharmacy included.
• Mobility accessible rooms and laundry services for longer stays.

Kaloni Monterrey is a cosmetic surgery clinic in Monterrey, Mexico. Its main specialties are aesthetic medicine, cosmetology, and plastic surgery. Prices are 3–4 times lower than in the US.

• Hair transplant cost starts at $3,664. Beard transplant from $3,316. Eyebrow transplant from $1,531.
• Medical staff speak English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish.
• Rehabilitation services available on-site.
• Patients come from the US, Canada, and the UK.

Alivia Clinica Monterrey is a private clinic in Monterrey that sees around 4,000 patients each year. It operates with 2 doctors across 6 departments.

• Provides care in its quiet location in the Obispado neighborhood.
• Official services include surgical, oncological, and general medicine treatments.
• Has a team of nurses and bilingual staff available.

Vein Center is a private vein clinic in Monterrey focusing on venous disease treatment. The clinic is led by experienced vascular surgeons.

• Treats around 600 patients each year.
• Staff includes three physicians specializing in venous conditions.
• Founded in 2013 by a group of general and vascular surgery specialists.

Advanced Regenerative Center is a specialized clinic in Monterrey, Mexico, focused on regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy. It treats autoimmune diseases, chronic pain, degenerative conditions, and sports injuries. Led by a board-certified specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with training from the University of Wisconsin.

• Over 1,200 patients are treated each year for regenerative treatments.
• More than 50 prolotherapy brigades have been conducted since 2002.
• International medical missions are carried out with the Hackett Hemwall Foundation in Mexico and Honduras.
• The clinic holds an advisory role with the Spina Bifida Association of Nuevo León since 1993.
• Professional memberships include the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and the American College of Sports Medicine.