Process

Evaluation, procedure budget and surgery reservation

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Our Process

Step 1  :Evaluation:
It can be through one of the following options:

  • Face to face consultation
  • Video consultation
  • Online Assessment

Step 2: Budget of procedures:
It is performed individually for each patient according to their specific characteristics.

Step 3 : Surgery reservation
Once your evaluation and your budget have been made, it is possible to reserve a date for your surgery by paying a non-refundable advance of $500 USD.

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Preparation

Although each procedure involves preoperative preparation and very specific postoperative recommendations, here you can find practical general information that will be very useful throughout your process as a plastic surgery patient, in which we will accompany you closely to guide you and solve all the doubts that arise in you.

  • Studies: They serve to corroborate that the state of health is optimal to perform the surgery with the least possible risks.
  • Feeding: A healthy and complete diet, rich in iron, is recommended.
  • Medicines and harmful substances: It is necessary to stop the intake of alcohol and tobacco at least 1 month before surgery and ask us about any supplements or medications that are being taken.


Once you are scheduled, your coordinator will send you an email with specific guidelines to follow regarding your pre-op preparation, post-op care, and all logistics of flights, transportation, lodging, etc.

Documents

Valid Passport: If you do not have a passport or your passport is expired, we suggest that you complete an expedited passport application/renewal to receive your passport prior to your departure to Mexico.

Itinerary

Day 1: 

  • Arrival at San Diego International Airport
  • Pick up by driver 
  • Preoperative studies 
  • Preoperative risk assessment 
  • Preoperative consultation with a plastic surgeon 
  • Check-in at hotel

Day 2: 

  • Check in the hotel
  • Transportation to hospital
  • Hospital check-in
  • Surgery in hospital
  • Overnight hospital stay

Day 3: 

  • Transport to the hotel

Day 3-5: 

  • Hotel stay

Day 4: 

  • Postoperative follow-up consultation

Day 5: 

  • Check out at hotel
  • Hotel pick up
  • Transportation to airport for return flight

Travel List

Clothes: 

  • Small bag to bring your important belongings
  • Variety of clothes for warm, cold, rainy weather and easy to wash
  • Comfortable shoes and a pair of sandals or slippers
  • A change of comfortable clothes for your discharge from the hospital, preferably a button-down top and loose-fitting jeans for a comfortable fit


Personal articles:

  • Shampoo and bath soap
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Body cream
  • Medicines for upset stomach
  • Band-Aids
  • Sunglasses
  • Deodorant
  • Pepto Bismol
  • Laxatives


Additional Items:

  • Books, magazines, pens
  •  Alarm clock
  • Electrical adapters
  • Snacks

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