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Yes, absolutely about 80% of my patients are American and we have never had any issues surgery always goes flawless we have great hotels and recovery houses we are very close to the border we have transportation local and to and from the airport.Tijuana is a great place to come for plastic surgery I can assure prices here are much better than in the U.S. We have quality attention in hospitals, doctors and specialists' clinics and labs, all with state of the art technology and experienced bilingual medical staff.
There are many talented Mexican PSs, however there is no way to know the dangerous from safe. The American Board of Plastic Surgery created the idea of "Board Certified" to protect patients. I would tell anyone seeking travel surgery two things. There are equalling good plastic surgeons in the US. There are options to save money in the US, such as Senior Resident and Fellow Cosmetic Clinics. See link below for an example.
Both places are good if you go with a certified plastic surgeon. The patients who decided go for plastic surgery in Mexico , do not usually have the possibility of surgery performed in the United States even if they want.Tijuana Mexico is an option for proximity to the border with San Ysidro California, for ease or low payment, or because a friend's recommendation.If you decide to have a surgery out of your country , do your medical research very well , in Mexico there is an association that control us . Please questions them about the certificates of the doctors you choose.Dr. SiglerBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
Medical tourism has become extremely popular because of the perception of lower cost. However, any medical procedure comes with potential complications. Traveling outside the country for plastic surgery poses risks beyond what I would consider acceptable. Staying close to home and choosing a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon is the safest and most reliable option.
I strongly recommend you do not have your surgery performed abroad. In addition to medical standards being quite different, your surgeon won't be in the same city as where you live once you return. If complications occur, you won't be able to see the best person to address them: your original surgeon. If you decide to go abroad anyway, please make sure you at least get a full report of your surgery so that you can give it to a surgeon in your city if a complication occurs. They'll have to know the details of your surgery in order to better diagnosis your possible complication.
