How the price is worked out
We are not publishing a per-programme price list yet. This page explains exactly how a price is built, what it includes, and how fast you get one — send a case review and a physician-confirmed figure for your programme comes back within two working days, the same figure every patient in your situation receives.
The rules the price follows
- The price is the same for every patient — there is no markup for travelling from the United States or anywhere else.
- It is fixed once the physician has confirmed your protocol from your case review, and it does not move after that.
- If more material turns out to be needed once you arrive, we absorb the difference — you are not re-quoted on site.
- If we decline your case after reviewing your records, any deposit you have paid is returned in full.
- No clinic in this field offers refunds based on treatment outcome, and neither do we — we would rather tell you that now than imply otherwise.
Protocols are priced from the material they use. A single ampoule costs $100–150, and the total for a programme reflects how many ampoules or sessions it requires — nothing is marked up per patient or per country of origin.
This is why an intravenous protocol costs more than a joint injection: it uses substantially more material, not because it is expected to work better.
Included
- Physician consultation and case review
- The protocol itself
- Follow-up at three, six and twelve months
Not included
- Travel and accommodation
- Concierge coordination, billed separately
- Imaging or laboratory work obtained elsewhere
An all-inclusive option
The rules above cover the medical protocol. If you would rather not organise the trip yourself, we can quote a single all-inclusive figure covering the treatment, your hotel and all transfers for the length of your stay — described in full on travel and coordination.
The itemised option stays available, and we show you both so you can see what each part costs rather than only the bundled total. The all-inclusive figure is quoted once your protocol and length of stay are known. Like the protocol price, it is the same for every patient, and we take no commission on the hotels or transport arranged for you.
Why we explain pricing this way
Most clinics in this field ask you to fill in a form before they will discuss cost at all, so that a salesperson gets a chance to build value first, and sometimes so the number can vary between patients.
We would rather you understood how the number is built before you ask for one, and know that whatever figure you get is the same one anyone in your situation would be quoted.
Terms, plainly stated
- A deposit reserves your treatment date; the exact amount is confirmed along with your protocol price. The balance is settled on the day.
- The quoted price is fixed once the physician has confirmed your protocol. If more material turns out to be needed, we absorb it — we do not re-quote you after you have arrived.
- If we decline your case after reviewing your records, any deposit is returned in full.
- If you cancel, the deposit is refundable up to a cutoff confirmed when you book — ask your coordinator for the exact date.
- We do not offer refunds based on outcome. No clinic in this field does, and you should treat any that claims otherwise with suspicion.
- Prices do not vary by nationality, by referral source, or by how the enquiry reached us.
How this compares with the United States
Comparable regenerative treatment in the US commonly costs several times more, where it is available at all. The difference reflects regulatory environment, facility overheads and local wage levels — not a difference in the cells themselves or in the qualifications of the physician administering them.
Certainty. A more expensive protocol is not a more certain one, and we will not upsell you to additional sessions your case does not warrant.
Find out whether we can help you
A few questions about your condition, reviewed by a physician at no cost. If regenerative therapy isn't right for your case, we will tell you that instead of selling you something.
Start the case reviewA physician replies within two working days. No obligation, no payment at this stage.