Prostate cancer treatment in Mexico — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Dr. Ismael Avila has performed 3,000+ urological surgeries over 39 years at this Mexican Council-accredited clinic near the US border. A PSA blood test may cost around $80, with prostate biopsy from $2,500–$3,000. Laparoscopic prostatectomy runs $7,000–$8,650 including hospitalization and anesthesia. Immunotherapy may cost $18,000–$40,000, covering transfers and hotel.

Galenia Hospital is a private multi-specialty medical center in Cancún, Mexico. Dr. Brenda Pastrana, surgical oncologist, specializes in oncology, surgery, and mammology. According to the clinic’s data, the success rate for mastectomy is 50%.

The hospital provides care exclusively for adults. Each year, around 10,000 patients choose Galenia Hospital for medical treatment. Most patients come from Latin America, the USA, Canada, Australia, and CIS countries.

The clinic offers an exclusive immunotherapy approach using 1–1.5 billion stem cells for prostate cancer. Dr. Ernesto Romero, with 20 years in regenerative medicine, trained at Universidad Catolica de Murcia. A 10-day protocol typically costs $25,000–28,500, including 1 billion stromal precursors, bone marrow transplant, plasmapheresis, and a clinic stay. The 15-day protocol costs around $35,000–36,850, with an increased cell count and DNA testing.

Holistic Bio Spa® offers alternative prostate cancer treatments, including exosome therapy and NK cell therapy, with costs typically ranging from $12,200 to $19,800. Dr. Eduardo Fernandez, one of only 50 certified stem cell therapy experts in Mexico, specializes in regenerative medicine and is a member of the Mexican College of Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine.