Sports Injuries
Sports Recovery
For tendons, ligaments and muscles that won't heal.
A guided application at the injury site for chronic tendon, ligament or muscle problems that persist after rest and rehabilitation. Always paired with a physiotherapy plan.
Benefits
What this treatment could help with.
Each case is different. The physician who reviews your records will tell you what is reasonable to expect in yours.
Faster recovery
Regenerative therapy could help chronic tendon, ligament and muscle injuries heal, so you can get back to training.
Less pain in action
Treatment could reduce the pain you feel when running, jumping, lifting or throwing.
Stronger tissue
It can support your body's own repair processes, which could help tendons and ligaments become more resilient.
Less time on the sidelines
For injuries that have not healed with rest, this could shorten your time away from your sport.
Precision at the injury site
Ultrasound-guided application places the treatment exactly where the injury is.
Quick procedure
30–75 minutes, with same-day discharge.
Rehab plan included
Paired with physiotherapy so you can progress safely back to full activity.
About the treatment
How it is done.
The treatment is an ultrasound-guided application at the exact site of the injury: tendon, ligament, muscle or joint. It is done in a procedure room.
Regenerative therapy can release growth signals that support the natural healing of tissue that has stalled. Combined with a progressive physiotherapy plan, it could help you return to your sport with confidence.
- Route
- Guided to the injury site
- Guidance
- Ultrasound or MRI review
- Procedure time
- 30–75 min
- Sessions
- 1; some protocols use 2–3
- Time in Cancún
- 2–3 days
Final details are defined by the physician after reviewing your records.
Who it is for
Who these treatments are usually for.
- Chronic tendinopathy or partial ligament, meniscus or muscle injury
- A confirmed diagnosis by exam and imaging
- No improvement after conservative treatment
We review your imaging — ultrasound, MRI or X-ray — and how the injury happened. Send what you have — your coordinator lets you know if anything else would help.
A specialist physician reviews your records and determines whether you are a candidate. See how it works, step by step.
Next step
Find out what sports recovery could mean for you.
Send us your records. A specialist physician reviews your case and determines whether you are a candidate and, if you are, designs a program personalized for your condition. The review is free.