How much does a myomectomy cost in Mexico?
All-inclusive from $7,000 USD. Fibroid removal that preserves the uterus: U.S. prices, what changes the quote, and what is included.
Request your itemized quoteThe short answer
Without insurance, a laparoscopic myomectomy in the United States runs roughly $9,000 to $25,000, and a robotic myomectomy $15,000 to $30,000; complex cases with multiple or large fibroids have been billed as high as $42,000.
In Monterrey the fibroids are removed while preserving the uterus — for women who want to keep their fertility or simply keep their uterus — and the package is quoted after the surgeon reviews your imaging, because the number of fibroids, their size and their location change the operation completely.
United States, without insurance
| Approach | Typical U.S. range |
|---|---|
| Laparoscopic myomectomy | $9,000 – $25,000 |
| Robotic myomectomy | $15,000 – $30,000 |
| Complex cases | up to $42,000 |
U.S. figures from 2026 cost guides (IndiCure, MDsave, NewChoiceHealth).
What changes a myomectomy quote
- How many fibroids and how big. Removing one 4 cm fibroid and removing eleven is not the same surgery.
- Where they sit — submucosal fibroids may be removed hysteroscopically, with no incision at all.
- Whether you want to preserve fertility, which changes how the uterus is repaired and closed.
Summit's all-inclusive gynecologic packages start at $7,000 USD. That is the full package — surgery, surgical team, anesthesia, hospital stay, hotel before and after, and every ground transfer in Monterrey — for a straightforward case. Complex disease, a second specialty in the operating room or the robotic platform raise it, and your video consultation is where that number becomes firm and written.
What an all-inclusive Summit package covers
Summit quotes one number after your video consultation with the surgeon. There is no per-item billing afterwards and no surprise invoice when you land.
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Video consultation with the operating surgeon, before you book a flight | Your flights |
| Written surgical plan in English with an itemized quote | Passport or travel documents |
| Pre-operative laboratory work and anesthesia assessment in Monterrey | Treatment of unrelated conditions found during work-up |
| Operating room, surgical team, anesthesia and implants or devices when the procedure requires them | Extra hospital nights beyond those in your plan if a complication requires them |
| Hospital stay at Hospital Ángeles with 24-hour nursing | Companion's meals outside the hotel plan |
| Hotel before and after surgery, and every ground transfer from the moment you land | Personal expenses and tourism |
| In-person wound check and pathology results before you fly home | |
| Follow-up by video call once you are back home |
What actually changes your price
- How much disease there is. A single lesion and a frozen pelvis are not the same operation, and the operating-room time is what drives hospital cost.
- Whether another specialty has to be in the room (colorectal or urology, for example, in deep disease).
- Laparoscopic or robot-assisted. The robotic platform adds cost; it is recommended when the case justifies it, not by default.
- Hotel category and how many nights your recovery needs.
- Whether you travel with a companion (recommended, and we plan for it).
Why a written quote matters more than a headline price. Any clinic can publish a low number and add items later. What protects you is a single itemized quote, in English, issued after a surgeon has reviewed your imaging — before you buy a plane ticket.
How to get your number
Send your imaging and a short history. A video consultation with the surgeon is scheduled within days, and you receive a written surgical plan and an itemized quote in English. Only then do you decide whether to travel.
Schedule an online consultationSummit Medical Travel coordinates care in Monterrey, Mexico, a two-hour flight from Houston, Dallas and San Antonio. Prices are quoted in U.S. dollars. This page is general information, not a medical recommendation or a binding offer; your quote comes from your surgeon after reviewing your case.