Crossing at San Ysidro for a medical appointment
The practical detail nobody publishes: documents, timing, what the queue is actually like, and how to plan a same-day appointment from San Diego.
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Practical writing on regenerative medicine, medical travel and how to assess a clinic — including ours. Written by us, reviewed by our physicians, and updated when the evidence changes.
Stem cells and exosomes are not the same thing
The two are used almost interchangeably in clinic marketing. They are different products, with different costs and different reasons to choose one over the other.
ReadTwelve questions to ask a stem cell clinic before you book
You are about to travel to another country and pay out of pocket for a treatment your insurer will not cover. These are the questions that separate a serious clinic from a confident one.
ReadWhat stem cell therapy actually costs in Mexico, and why
Prices in this field range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands, often for treatments described in identical language. Here is what actually drives the difference.
ReadHow these are written
- Anything clinical is checked by one of our physicians before publication.
- We do not use the words cure, guaranteed, reverse or eliminate, because none of them is something a clinic can honestly promise here.
- Where a claim rests on published research, we say so. Where the evidence is thin, we say that instead of dressing it up.
- Numbers replace adjectives wherever a number exists.