Dr. Saldana was wonderful ( as was most of his staff). Because I have an extensive medical background myself, I was taken back by how differently the practices between MX and the States were. Some seemed appalling, but others within reason.
My biggest challenge was the language barrier. The doctor and anesthesiologist both spoke impeccable English ( thank goodness!!) But not all of his caretaker ( which is fair since it's their country! Lol ).
If you're having to spend the night at the aftercare facility, I suggest you brush up on your Spanish. That reason in itself made that portion of my recovery fairly horrible due to the extent of work I underwent. My anxiety shot the roof!( you can ask specifics if you're interested).
Otherwise, the facility was clean and more modern than I thought it would be and the staff were welcoming..
Updated on 12 Jul 2019:
Posted is my tummy before surgery, at 3 months and ( in my bathing suit) my one year anniversary pic. Unfortunately, I ended up with a ruptured implant, so I recently had them exchanged ( with a slightly smaller size- 485cc), but they pretty much look the same way as when Dr. Saldana replaced them.
I ended up using a fantastic surgeon local to me, and am really happy with my results.
My tummy tuck was a bigger procedure than I realized it would be, but it was well worth the travel and think he's great!