PRP BLOOD EXTRACTION
Doctor uses the patient’s own blood for PRP treatment.
DOCTORING IN THE FIELD
Dr. Rosa and Dr. Hugo dispense treatment from the van.
SCHOOL HEALTH CARE
Treating and demonstrating personnel health care.
VISITING DOCTORS HELP
A group of visiting doctors provide medical aid in the community.
MIXTECA CHILDREN RECEIVE AID
A child with bronchial problems receives treatment.
Medicine in Mexico
Doctor Rosa, as her patients lovingly know her, has been practicing medicine for 26 years. First in the city of Guadalajara and now in Melaque.
Her first usage of PRP was 19 years ago. A 14-year-old girl came to her with extreme acne, and heavy facial and throat hair growth. Over four months and eight PRP Treatments, the girls' facial features were restored to normal. The following year she was selected "Festival Queen" for her community.
Real Heroes of Mexico
Doctor Rosa was also awarded a very important title as one of the "Real Heroes of Mexico". Quote from the article: "The purpose of the ‘Real Heroes of Mexico’ project is to recognize the goodwill efforts and positive, inspirational stories taking place in Mexico today. From those battling press, delivering babies or rescuing animals, this one-of-a-kind effort showcases their acts of kindness, their achievements and dedication and takes it to a new level."
Read more about this special award for Dra. Rosa Vivas Alcaraz: "Each winter season indigenous Mixteco families travel to Cihuatlán looking for work on the surrounding ranches. Living conditions are very basic, the families have no access to medical care, and the children work in the fields and do not attend school. “Asistencia a la familia de Cihuatlan” lead by Dr. Rosa Vivas Alcaraz and her group of volunteers, is making a positive change in the lives of these families." Full story here - http://mexico-vacations.us/blog/the-mexico-report-names-dr-rosa-vivas-alcaraz-one-of-the-real-heroes-of-mexico
Dra. Rosa is now practicing in Melaque and offers her patients PRP Treatments.
Her Consultoria is on the corner of Reforma and Vincente Guerrero in Villa Obregon.