| Turchia | Stati Uniti | Messico | |
| Chirurgia metabolica | da $4,140 | da $22,000 | da $8,000 |
Giorno 1 - Arrivo
Giorno 2 - Pre-operatorio
Giorno 3 - Pre-operatorio
Giorno 4 - Chirurgia Metabolica
Giorno 5 - Post-operatorio
Dal Giorno 6 al Giorno 10 - Ospedalizzazione
Dalla Settimana 2 alla Settimana 6 - Riabilitazione
Si prega di notare che l'esperienza e il recupero di ogni paziente possono variare. Consultare sempre il proprio operatore sanitario per qualsiasi dubbio o domanda.
Dr. Enrique Pliego Esquivel is a bariatric and gastrointestinal surgeon in Cancún. He is among the few surgeons in Mexico with membership in the ASMBS. Dr. Pliego Esquivel is certified by the Mexican Board of Obesity Surgery. He focuses on weight loss surgery and managing obesity-related conditions.
Dr. Manuel Rodrigo Prieto Aldape is a bariatric and metabolic surgeon in Guadalajara, Mexico. He has over 21 years of practice and has performed more than 3,500 procedures. He is board-certified in general surgery and bariatric surgery by the Mexican Board of General Surgery and CMCOEM. He holds a master’s in medical sciences. He completed his general surgery training at the Civil Hospital of Guadalajara. He later served as Chief of the Bariatric Surgery Unit at the same hospital.
He has taught dozens of residents and speaks at national and international congresses. His leadership roles include President of the College of General Surgeons of Jalisco. He is the Scientific Section Coordinator for Bariatric Surgery at the Mexican Association of General Surgery. He is also Head of the Education Committee of the Mexican College of Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery (2023–2025). His research includes 8 peer-reviewed papers and 2 book chapters on obesity, hernia repair, and metabolic outcomes.
Dr. Ariel Ortiz Largadere is a bariatric and metabolic surgeon. He founded Hospital CYNTAR in Tijuana. The hospital focuses on advanced minimally invasive and robotic surgery and care for international patients. He leads the Obesity Control Center for bariatric and metabolic surgery. He also leads the Ariel Center for cosmetic and aesthetic surgery.
He directs the Academy of Surgical Innovation. He trains surgeons in minimally invasive and robotic surgery across Latin America. Through IIMM and UC San Diego (UCSD), he advances research and guideline-based, high-volume care. A UCSD collaboration analyzed 19,801 bariatric procedures over 20 years. It reported 1.2% morbidity and zero mortality.
He contributes to global surgical education through the International Bariatric Club. He develops cross-border healthcare systems that link clinical care, technology, education, research, and global access.
Dr. Arturo Martínez is a general surgeon trained at Centro Médico Nacional de Especialidades “La Raza” (IMSS). The program is recognized by UNAM. He has 20 years of experience in weight-loss surgery. He is board certified by the Mexican Council of General Surgery and the Mexican College of Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery. He also holds the Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) designation of Surgeon of Excellence in Bariatric Surgery.
He completed postgraduate training in Advanced Laparoscopic and Bariatric Surgery at Hospital Ramón y Cajal in Madrid. Since 2001, he has been affiliated with the Obesity Control Center (Cyntar). He is an assistant professor at UABC. He is also a conference speaker and a published author. He has taken part in live surgeries at international bariatric congresses.
Un intervento chirurgico volto a migliorare le condizioni metaboliche attraverso l'alterazione dell'apparato digerente.
Moneta | Peso messicano (è possibile pagare i servizi anche in dollari) |
Periodo migliore per il viaggio | Dicembre-Aprile |
Lingua | Spagnolo (la maggior parte del personale medico parla fluentemente inglese) |
Visto | necessario per alcuni paesi |
Differenza di fuso orario con l'Europa | 7 ore |
Differenza di fuso orario con gli USA | 1 ora |
Capitale | Città del Messico |
Centro di turismo medico | Città del Messico |
Località turistiche popolari | Messico centrale e meridionale |
In Messico, gli hotel di diverse fasce di prezzo e livelli di servizio sono presentati. La maggior parte dei turisti sceglie hotel a 4 e 5 stelle con pasti all-inclusive. Tali hotel offrono tutto per un soggiorno confortevole: cibo vario, un ampio territorio ben curato, animazione per bambini e adulti. Alcuni hotel dispongono di un parco acquatico proprio, che gli ospiti possono utilizzare gratuitamente. I viaggiatori con budget limitato possono permettersi di prenotare un hotel economico a 3 stelle con mezza pensione o senza pasti.
I visti per viaggiare in Messico richiedono un numero di documenti. Gli elenchi dei documenti includono: