Contemporary Mexican cuisine by Chef Enrique Olvera, known for its signature mole madre. For a lighter option, choose the taco bar instead of the full tasting menu.
Elevated Mexican cuisine in a calm, romantic hotel setting. Beautiful presentation and classic flavors. Moderate portions and a relaxed atmosphere make it ideal for a special meal.
Pacific-style seafood, including ceviches and tostadas. Fresh flavors in a relaxed, stylish space. Great for lighter, protein-rich meals; spice levels can be adjusted.
Modern seafood dishes with inventive combinations. Ideal for a more adventurous dining experience. Rich dishes—best enjoyed later in recovery.
Yucatecan-style slow-roasted pork tacos. Simple, iconic, and delicious. Order salsa on the side—it’s spicy. Enjoy a small portion and rest nearby.
Modern taquería known for excellent house-made tortillas. High-quality tacos in a sit-down setting. Less greasy than street tacos and perfect for a relaxed lunch.
A high-end gastronomic area located inside the medical complex. Enjoy signature dishes crafted by renowned regional chefs.
A historic restaurant on Avenida Revolución and the birthplace of the original Caesar salad. A must-visit stop for medical tourists seeking authentic local culture. Its elegant yet relaxed atmosphere is ideal for a special meal during recovery.
A traditional market offering tacos, tamales, aguas frescas, fresh produce, and local specialties. Colorful stalls, rich aromas, and friendly vendors provide a true local immersion.
Explore museums and modern art exhibitions in a relaxed, welcoming environment. A perfect spot to experience local culture without long walks or physical effort.
Home to over 86 wax figures of historical leaders, artists, and film and TV stars. Notable figures include John Lennon, Marilyn Monroe, Emiliano Zapata, Mahatma Gandhi, Michael Jackson, and more.
Located inside Parque Fundidora. Features elevators to viewing platforms and short multimedia shows about Monterrey’s industrial history.
One of Mexico’s leading contemporary art museums, located downtown next to the Macroplaza. Fully accessible, calm indoor galleries make it ideal for a slow-paced visit.
Includes the Museum of Mexican History, the Museum of the Northeast, and the Palace Museum. All museums are adjacent, free to enter, and easy to explore selectively without fatigue.
Located in San Pedro Garza García. Focuses on glassmaking and regional craftsmanship. Small, interactive, and easy to navigate in a short visit.
A large, modern park built on a former steel foundry site. Plenty of space to move slowly, frequent rest areas, and the option to simply sit and relax.
A scenic canal connecting Parque Fundidora and the Macroplaza. Flat, accessible paths and the option to take a boat ride instead of walking.
One of Latin America’s largest city squares, surrounded by key landmarks. Open spaces, gardens, and plenty of benches make it easy to rest and enjoy the atmosphere.
A hilltop lookout with panoramic views of the city and mountains. Accessible by car, with no hiking required—perfect for photos and sunset views later in recovery.
It is performed in a session of 3 to 4 hours for the FUSS technique and 5 to 8 hours for the FUE technique, depending on the allopecific degree of the patient.
From the age of 25 of the patient.
This transplanted hair is not affected by Androgenetic Alopecia (a hormonal and hereditary cause of baldness). The Capillary Microtransplant takes these hairs from the donor area of the patient (lateral and posterior areas of the head) and transplants them one by one to the depopulated areas. The hair we transplant will never fall out.
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