Provider directory
A directory of bariatric providers and centers that appear in our evaluation. Details below are drawn from publicly available, provider-reported information. We do not independently certify credentials — always verify directly with the provider.
This educational guide is provided by the experienced team at Hospital Cyntar and The Ariel Center for Cosmetic Surgery in Tijuana, Mexico. We help patients make informed decisions about safe, accredited weight loss surgery.
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Provider-reported information
Published by Hospital Cyntar and The Ariel Center for Cosmetic Surgery. Integrated bariatric and post-bariatric plastic surgery, on-site ICU, and 24/7 monitoring. See provider for current pricing and package details.
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Accreditation: Not independently verified
Provider-reported information
Website states it has operated since 2012 and lists gastric sleeve from $4,295, gastric bypass from $5,595, duodenal switch from $6,595, and revision surgery from $4,990+. Its Hospital AZAR page states the hospital has COFEPRIS licensing and says JCI/Center of Excellence accreditation is "soon," not current.
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Accreditation: Not independently verified
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Website states all-inclusive pricing: gastric sleeve $4,900, gastric bypass $5,800, revision from $5,800, 30,000+ patients, 5,000+ reviews, and all-inclusive service since 2014.
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Accreditation: Not independently verified
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Limited public information found. WhatClinic lists Hospital Jerusalem in Tijuana with pricing inquiry options and limited review information. Do not claim accreditation, volume, or years unless verified directly.
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Accreditation: Not independently verified
Provider-reported information
Website states surgeries are performed at Hospital Joya Cancun, Obesity Surgical Center, and SER Hospital in Tijuana; lists surgeons including Dr. Hector Perez, Dr. Jorge Green, Dr. Rene Armenta, and Dr. Antonio Cueva; claims up to 80% lower cost and gives gastric bypass example around $6,000 vs. $29,000 in the U.S.
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This directory is educational. Listings reflect provider-reported information and are not endorsements. Confirm a surgeon's board certification, hospital privileges, and current accreditation directly before making any decision.
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