Monterrey clinic offering cell therapy alongside a long list of alternative and complementary treatments, with no named doctors published.
RestaurART is a clinic in the Miravalle district of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. It describes itself as a branch of RESTAURART, a centre for surgery and joint regeneration, and focuses on non-surgical approaches to long-term degenerative illness.
Its treatment list is very broad and mixes cell therapy and exosomes with a large number of complementary and alternative treatments: ozone therapy, colon hydrotherapy, chelation-style detoxification, a Hocatt sauna, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, low-intensity laser, cupping, neural therapy, prolotherapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation and faecal microbiota transplant. Many of these are not accepted parts of mainstream medical practice for the conditions listed, and are worth discussing with your own doctor before proceeding.
Several basic details are missing from the available information. No doctors are named and no qualifications are published, no cell type or tissue source is stated, no prices are given, and there is no founding year, no opening hours and no description of services for patients travelling from abroad. Those gaps are worth weighing.
The clinic lists serious illnesses including cancer support and kidney disease support alongside diabetes and dementia. Do not change or stop any existing treatment without speaking to your own doctor, and ask what evidence supports each therapy offered.
No cell type or tissue source is named anywhere in the available information.
No doctors are named and no qualifications are published.
The clinic address is Rio San Juan 200, Colonia Miravalle, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Opening hours, the year it was established, languages spoken and any services for international patients are not stated in the available information.
No prices are published and no indication of cost is given. You would need to contact the clinic directly for a quote.
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.