Rocky Point, MX Regenerative Therapy FAQ
Answers to the questions that come up most often about treatment, cost, travel and getting started.
About treatment
Regenerative therapy uses non-surgical injections to support the body’s own healing process in a painful joint, tendon or ligament. The goal is less pain and better movement without surgery.
We focus on joint, back and soft tissue pain: knee, hip, shoulder, back and neck pain, elbow, wrist, ankle and foot pain, tendon and ligament injuries, and sports injuries. We also offer PRP for thinning hair and skin, and a gut health program. See the Other Conditions page for the full list.
No. Treatment tends to work best for mild to moderate joint wear and soft tissue injuries. During your free consultation we review your history and tell you honestly whether we think we can help.
Most patients feel pressure and mild discomfort during the injection. Soreness for a day or two is common.
Most patients return to normal daily activity the same day. Your physician may ask you to avoid hard exercise for a short time.
It varies. Many patients notice changes over several weeks. Some need more than one session. Results are not guaranteed.
For some patients, regenerative treatment delays or avoids surgery. For others, surgery is still the right choice. Your physician will talk through your options.
Our clinic is in Mexico and operates under Mexican health regulations. Some regenerative treatments are not FDA-approved in the U.S. Your physician will explain the treatment you receive and the evidence behind it.
Cost and payment
It depends on the area treated and your plan. You get complete written pricing after your free consultation.
We do better. Send us a lower written quote for the same treatment from another licensed clinic and we will beat it. See our Cost page for the full Best Price Guarantee.
No. Regenerative treatment is not covered by insurance.
No. The consultation is free and there is no deposit to get your plan and price.
Travel
In Rocky Point, MX (Puerto Peñasco), Sonora, about 3.5 to 4 hours from Phoenix and Tucson.
It is the closest beach town to Arizona, treatment costs less than at most U.S. clinics, and many patients turn the visit into a short getaway.
Yes. You need a valid passport or passport card to cross the border.
Yes. We can arrange transportation from Phoenix.
Most patients plan one or two nights.
Yes. Many patients bring a spouse or family member.
Getting started
Fill out the short questionnaire or call (480) 686-7606. We will set up your free phone consultation.
Yes, if you have them. Recent imaging helps the physician give you a clear answer faster.
Still have questions?
Fill out the short questionnaire or call (480) 686-7606. We will set up your free phone consultation.
