About the Surgeon
 

With 20+ years of experience and thousands of bariatric procedures performed, Dr. Cerón focuses on sustainable, safe weight-loss solutions. His background spans obesity and metabolic disease, gastroenterology, and minimally invasive (laparoscopic) techniques. He has held leadership roles in national surgical societies and maintains active membership in reputable international organizations—evidence of ongoing engagement with best practices.

Core Treatments Include
 

• Gastric bypass
• Sleeve gastrectomy
• Gastric banding
   

(Your final plan depends on anatomy, medical history, and goals after specialist evaluation.)

Facilities & Patient Experience

Procedures are carried out in licensed, private hospital settings with anesthesia coverage and post-op observation when required. International patients can expect English-assisted coordination via Medical Departures, written quotes before treatment, and scheduled follow-ups (virtual options available when appropriate).

What’s Usually Included

• Surgeon and anesthesia fees
• Operating room, nursing, and medical supplies
• Pre-operative assessment and standard labs (as indicated)
• Early post-op checks and discharge planning
• Aftercare guidance (diet phase, activity, red-flag symptoms)

Package Extras (Varies by Quote)
 

• Airport–hotel–clinic ground transfers
• Preferred-rate hotel nights or bundled recovery stays

How Long to Stay in Cancún
 

Most bariatric travelers plan 7–10 days to cover the in-person consult, surgery, early recovery, and fit-to-fly checks. Complex histories or combined procedures may require longer—your surgeon will advise.

Location & How to Get There

City: Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Nearest airport: CUN (Cancún International Airport). Typical drive to central/private-hospital areas is ~20–30 minutes depending on traffic. For convenience and safety after anesthesia, use:
 

• Clinic-arranged private driver (recommended on surgery day)
• Authorized airport taxis or hotel car services
• App-based rides where available

Payment & Warranties

Most clinics in the Medical Departures network accept major credit/debit cards and bank transfers; some accept cash. Always confirm currency used, card processing fees, deposit schedules, and cancellation terms. Ask for the written revision policy—what’s covered, eligibility window, and whether facility/anesthesia fees apply for any touch-ups.

Languages

Spanish on site; English-assisted coordination is commonly available through Medical Departures and the clinic’s international patient team.

How Booking with Medical Departures Works

1. Shortlist the clinic and request a free quote.
2. Share medical history and any previous weight-loss surgery records.
3. Receive an itemized plan (inclusions, timelines, what to bring).
4. Schedule a video consult to align expectations and next steps.
5. Confirm dates and receive pre-op instructions and transfer details.
6. Get support before, during, and after your procedure.

FAQs

1) What bariatric procedures are available?

Common options include gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy, and gastric banding. Your suitability is based on BMI, comorbidities, and previous surgeries.

2) How long should I stay in Cancún?

Plan 7–10 days for consult, surgery, and early follow-up. Your surgeon will tailor this based on your case.

3) What guarantees or warranties are offered?

Cosmetic “guarantees” don’t apply to bariatric outcomes. Clinics typically provide a revision policy covering specific surgical events within a defined timeframe; some fees (facility/anesthesia) may still apply—get this in writing.

4) Where is the clinic and how do I get there?

In Cancún, Quintana Roo, served by CUN. Use a clinic driver, hotel car, or authorized airport taxi; avoid driving yourself after anesthesia.

5) What payment methods are accepted?

Typically major cards and bank transfers; some take cash. Confirm currency, card fees, and deposit schedule before you book.

6) What languages are spoken?

Spanish is standard; English support is typically available for international patients.

7) What’s included in a typical quote?

Surgeon/anesthesia, OR fees, supplies, pre-op assessment, early follow-ups, and aftercare guidance. Transfers and hotel nights may be bundled depending on the package.

8) Will I need a companion?

Highly recommended for the first 24–48 hours to assist with mobility, medications, and logistics.

9) When can I fly after surgery?

Your surgeon will provide “fit-to-fly” guidance based on your recovery and procedure. Plan extra days if you have risk factors.