If you\u2019ve looked into having weight loss surgery, the price tag probably shocked you. Did you know that it\u2019s far more affordable to have weight loss surgery in Tijuana<\/strong>? Interested in hearing from our happy customers? Keep reading.<\/p>\n<\/div>rnrn rnUnfortunately, many insurance companies wonu2019t cover bariatric surgery. Our weight loss surgery clinic in Tijuana provides a safe, affordable alternative.rnrn\n rnrn<\/p>\n<\/div> rn<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn<\/ul>\n rn<\/p>\n<\/div> rn<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn t<\/p>\n rn<\/ul>\n rn<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>rnrn rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/p>\n rn<\/tr>\n rn<\/tbody>\n rn<\/table>\n![\"Skull](\"https:\/\/mtctheme.medicaltourismco.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/Skull-Art-in-Tijuana.jpg.webp\")
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How Much Is Weight Loss Surgery in Tijuana?<\/h2>\n rnrnWeight loss surgery in Tijuana ranges from $3,000 to $7,000<\/strong>. Our all-inclusive rate for gastric sleeve surgery is currently $4,295<\/strong>.rnrnCompare that to the average cost of gastric sleeve bariatric surgery in the United States – a whopping $14,500<\/strong>! Gastric bypass in Tijuana costs around $5,000<\/strong>.rnrnWeight loss surgery fees vary in Tijuana depending on which bariatric surgery you have. Gastric bypass is a bit more complex than gastric sleeve, which<\/span> is why it costs more for this procedure.<\/span>rnrnOur fee is inclusive<\/strong>. This means that your cost covers the following:rnrn
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Whatu2019s the Difference Between Gastric Sleeve and Gastric Bypass?<\/h2>\n rnrnThough gastric sleeve and gastric bypass sound similar, the surgeries involve two different techniques. According to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, you can expect the following:rn<\/p>\n
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rn<\/p>\n Basis of Comparison<\/th>\n Gastric Sleeve<\/th>\n Gastric Bypass<\/th>\n rn<\/p>\n Back to work time<\/td>\n 7 to 10 days<\/td>\n 14 to 28 days<\/td>\n rn<\/p>\n Weight loss at 12-18 months<\/td>\n 60 to 70%<\/td>\n 60 to 80%<\/td>\n rn<\/p>\n Change to intestines<\/td>\n No change<\/td>\n Small intestines are rearranged<\/td>\n rn<\/p>\n Risk of Dumping syndrome<\/td>\n Low-moderate<\/td>\n High<\/td>\n rn<\/p>\n Reversal<\/td>\n Not possible<\/td>\n Not possible<\/td>\n rn<\/p>\n Revision options<\/td>\n Re-sleeve, Gastric bypass<\/td>\n Pouch banding, StomaphyX, Duodenal switch conversion<\/td>\n rn<\/p>\n Complication raternrn(within 30 days after surgery)<\/td>\n 2.6%<\/td>\n 5%<\/td>\n
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