Monterrey clinic on the 47th floor in the Obispado district, offering donor mesenchymal stem cell protocols, exosomes and drip therapies.
Aura Regenerative Center is a private clinic in the Obispado district of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, on the 47th floor of a tower on Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. It works in cellular therapies and regenerative medicine, and states it operates under COFEPRIS licensing, COFEPRIS being Mexico's federal health regulator.
Treatment is described as individually designed rather than sold as fixed packages, starting with a diagnostic evaluation. The clinic uses donor mesenchymal stem cells, exosomes and what it calls MUSE cell-based regenerative support, given by drip into a vein or by local injection into joints and tissue. Alongside these it offers wellness evaluations, lifestyle counselling and a plan for the period after treatment.
The clinic is led by a named medical director whose university and graduation year are published, which allows a reader to check his background. Note that his stated background is in holistic and integrative medicine rather than a recognised specialty in neurology or orthopaedics, even though those conditions appear on the treatment list — a fair question to raise at consultation.
The clinic lists conditions from joint pain to autism spectrum disorder. Ask what published evidence supports treating your specific condition with cell therapy.
The clinic is at Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla 2404, Piso 47, Obispado, 64060 Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Staff speak English and Spanish. Patient coordinators help international patients with scheduling consultations, planning treatment and general support. Opening hours and the year the clinic opened are not published.
No prices are published. Costs are quoted after consultation, so you would need to contact the clinic for a figure.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.