Who is actually holding the syringe
A named, licensed physician is responsible for every candidacy decision, every protocol and every administration. If a clinic describes its team as 'distinguished' without publishing a single name, that is the answer to your question.
[Physician name 1]
[MD, specialty]
Cédula profesional [license #]
Medical director, onsite
Medical review of intake responses, in-person assessment, in-clinic procedures and treatment planning.
[Physician name 2]
[MD, specialty]
Cédula profesional [license #]
Attending physician, onsite
In-person pre-treatment assessment, on-site laboratory studies, infusion supervision and same-day observation.
[Physician name 3]
[MD, specialty]
Cédula profesional [license #]
Attending physician, onsite
Post-treatment assessment, 30/90/180-day follow-up, adverse-event monitoring.
Beyond the three verified physicians on site, complex intake responses are reviewed by specialist reviewers before anyone is invited to travel.
How to check us
Every Mexican physician holds a cédula profesional issued by the Secretaría de Educación Pública, and it is publicly searchable. Our license numbers are published above so you can look them up before you speak to anyone here.
Find out where you stand before anyone tries to sell you anything.
The assessment takes about two minutes, asks for no contact details until the end, and can tell you that you are not a candidate. That outcome is built in on purpose.
Check my candidacy — 2 minA physician reviewing your responses is not a diagnosis. Candidacy for any treatment is determined only after in-person assessment at our clinic in Mexico, including laboratory studies if the physician considers them necessary.