Sports Injury Surgery in Mexico City
Torn ligaments, meniscus tears, rotator cuff and cartilage damage. Sports injuries rarely wait, and they rarely heal on their own — and in a public system, the wait itself can cost you a season.
All-inclusive from US$ 9,500
The operation is half of it. The protocol afterwards is the other half.
Two surgeons can perform the same technically sound ACL reconstruction and get very different results, because what separates a knee that returns to sport from a knee that merely stops hurting is the rehabilitation plan built around it.
That plan starts before the operation, not after. Your surgeon needs to know which sport, which position, which movements you actually have to perform, and what your timeline looks like — a goalkeeper's shoulder and a swimmer's shoulder do not get the same post-operative programme.
What sets our care apart is not only the surgery. It is a rehabilitation protocol built around a single goal: getting you back to your sport, not merely back on your feet. Every plan is built around your timeline, your sport, and how soon you need to return.
Why athletes travel for this
A torn ACL does not wait politely for a surgery date. Muscle atrophies, the knee stiffens, and secondary damage accumulates in the meniscus and cartilage while the referral moves through the queue. In Canada, the wait for publicly funded ACL surgery runs past eight months. At OSM, the interval between your first video consultation and your operation is measured in weeks.
What we treat
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ACL and PCL tears
The pivot injury. Reconstruction restores the stability the ligament provided, and the rehabilitation protocol decides how well you return to cutting sports.
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Meniscus tears
Repaired with suture wherever the tear location and blood supply allow it. Preserving meniscus tissue protects the knee decades later.
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Rotator cuff and labral tears
Overhead and throwing athletes. SLAP and PASTA lesions are repaired arthroscopically, through incisions a few millimetres wide.
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Cartilage damage
Focal defects in the knee or ankle, treated arthroscopically before they turn into the arthritis that ends careers.
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Chronic ankle instability
The ankle that has been sprained too many times. Ligament reconstruction restores what repeated injury stretched out.
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Multi-ligament injuries
When more than one structure fails at once, the reconstruction is staged and planned. This is complex knee surgery, not a routine repair.
Procedures for sports injuries
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ACL and Ligament Reconstruction
The single most common surgery among athletes we treat.
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Meniscus Tear Surgery
Repair rather than removal wherever the tear allows it.
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Rotator Cuff and Labral Repair
Overhead athletes, throwing injuries, SLAP and PASTA lesions.
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Knee Arthroscopy
Cartilage damage and mechanical symptoms, treated through small incisions.
What sports injury surgery costs, and how long you would wait
| Procedure | United States | OSM all-inclusive | You save | Canada wait |
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| Knee Arthroscopy | $18,000 | US$ 9,500 | −47% | over 1 year |
| ACL Reconstruction | $35,000 | US$ 11,300 | −68% | over 8 months |
| Meniscus Repair with Suture | $20,000 | US$ 11,300 | −44% | over 8 months |
| Ankle Ligament Repair (Broström augmentation) | $18,000 | US$ 11,500 | −36% | over 1 year |
United States figures are typical self-pay costs and vary by state and hospital. Canadian waiting times are for publicly funded elective surgery. Your OSM price is fixed in writing before you travel.
Published prices for sports injury surgery
12 procedures across the knee, shoulder and ankle, from US$ 9,500 to US$ 23,700. All-inclusive, in US dollars, for surgery in Mexico City.
| Procedure | All-inclusive package |
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| Knee Arthroscopy | US$ 9,500 |
| ACL Reconstruction | US$ 11,300 |
| Meniscus Repair with Suture | US$ 11,300 |
| Meniscal Remodeling | US$ 11,300 |
| PASTA Lesion Repair | US$ 11,500 |
| SLAP Repair | US$ 11,500 |
| Ankle Ligament Repair (Broström augmentation) | US$ 11,500 |
| PCL Reconstruction | US$ 12,400 |
| Rotator Cuff Repair | US$ 15,000 |
| Meniscus Wrapping with Collagen Matrix | US$ 15,200 |
| Full Ligament Reconstruction (ACL + PCL) | US$ 15,700 |
| Shoulder Arthroscopy | US$ 23,700 |
Every price is an all-inclusive package for surgery in Mexico City. Your figure is fixed in writing before you travel.
What the all‑inclusive price covers
Everything from the moment you land to the moment you fly home. No hidden cost.
- The surgical procedure
- Board-certified orthopedic surgeon fees
- Certified anesthesiologist and full medical team fees
- Hospital stay in an accredited private hospital
- All supplies, disposables and medication required during surgery
- 7 nights in a 4-star partner hotel
- All pre-operative and post-operative consultations
- All local transportation, including airport transfers
- A bilingual patient assistant throughout your stay
- A physician visiting your hotel room 6 days a week for follow-up and dressing changes
Browse by joint
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Knee Surgery in Mexico
Replacement, arthroscopy, ligaments and meniscus — every knee procedure, performed by surgeons who operate on knees every week.
from US$ 9,500
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Shoulder Surgery in Mexico
Rotator cuff, SLAP and PASTA lesions, arthroscopy and shoulder replacement for arthritis and complex fractures.
from US$ 11,500
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Foot and Ankle Surgery in Mexico
Ankle arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction and hallux valgus correction, with a recovery plan built for the flight home.
from US$ 8,500
Send the MRI. Get a surgical plan and a date.
Tell us which sport, which position, and when you need to be back. A surgeon reviews your imaging and tells you what the operation involves, what the rehabilitation looks like, and exactly what it costs.