Every patients has different health goals, medical needs and expectations. During your consultation, we will review your medical history, lifestyle, and surgical options in order to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for you.
Whenever possible, minimally invasive techniques are used to support recovery and patients comfort.
Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique in which the abdominal cavity is accessed through small incisions. A camera and specialized instruments are used to perform the procedure while allowing visualization of the abdominal organs.
Yes. Patients traveling from outside Guadalajara may complete their initial virtual consultations prior to arrival.
An in-person medical evaluation will also take place upon arrival before surgery.
Returning to Guadalajara after surgery is not always necessary. Virtual follow-up communication and recovery guidance may be available when appropriate.
However, some patients may benefit from additional in-person evaluations depending on their individual recovery process.
Most patients are advised to arrive at least one day before surgery to allow time for preoperative preparation and any necessary in-person evaluations.
Recovery times may vary depending on the procedure performed and each patient’s individual progress. In many cases, patients are able to travel back home approximately 2 days after surgery.
Patients who undergo less invasive procedures, such as intragastric balloon placement, may often travel sooner.
Following surgery, the postoperative diet progresses gradually over several weeks to allow proper healing and adaptation.
Patients usually begin with a liquid diet, followed by soft foods, before transitioning to a regular balanced diet according to their surgeon’s and nutrition team’s recommendations.
