Inguinal hernia surgery in Coahuila – TOP 10+ Clinics and Costs 2025

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Inguinal hernia surgery	from $3,800	from $2,700	-

Mexico

Turkey

Austria

Inguinal hernia surgery

from $3,800

from $2,700

Factors affecting Inguinal hernia surgery cost in Mexico

Cost variables to consider:

Board-certified specialists with 15+ years of experience can charge 25%–35% more for their expertise.
Clinics accredited by JCI or ISO 9001 quality systems may charge 15%–20% more for meeting international safety protocols.
Procedures in major cities like Mexico City or Guadalajara can cost 20%–30% more due to high-demand urban hospitals.
Type of surgical mesh used can affect cost by 10%–20%, with FDA-approved mesh brands increasing price.
Laparoscopic vs open technique can impact costs by 25%–40%, with laparoscopic requiring advanced equipment and longer operating room time.
Anesthesia method can influence the total by $400–$800, with general anesthesia costing more than local or spinal options.

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OBESITY FREE-DR. GABRIEL ROSALES GENERAL AND BARIATRIC SURGERY

Mexico, Coahuila

Gabriel Rosales

18 years of experience

Dr. Gabriel Rosales has completed advanced training in laparoscopic skills at a JCI-endorsed hospital.
OBESITY FREE-DR. GABRIEL ROSALES GENERAL AND BARIATRIC SURGERY attracts patients from Latin America, the USA, Canada, and Australia.
Included Services: 24-hour nurse services, coffee zone, blood tests, biochemistry blood test, consultation with a doctor, consultation with an anesthesiologist, parking, consumable materials, consultation with a surgeon, electrocardiogram (ECG), medical examination for pre-operation, post-operative care, preoperative tests, chest X-ray, hospitalization plus afterward hotel stay, transfer airport-clinic-airport.
Stay Info: 1-day stay in the hospital, 1-day stay in the hotel, included in the price.

Pros	Cons
Lower costs. Surgery costs $3,800–$4,000 in Mexico versus $6,000+ in the US, saving over 30% on average. Package prices often include pre-op tests, mesh, anesthesia, and local transport.	Safety concerns. Potential risks include infection rates of 2–4% and rare complications such as bleeding or recurrence. These risks are similar to those in the US when performed by qualified surgeons.
Qualified surgeons. Surgeons are certified by the Mexican Council of General Surgery and may have training from US or European programs, often with 10+ years of experience and hundreds of procedures performed.	Follow-up care. Post-surgery follow-up can be challenging if you return home quickly. Some clinics offer telemedicine or coordination with your local physician.
Modern facilities. Many hospitals in Tijuana and Mexicali are JCI- or ISO 9001-accredited and use equipment from brands like Stryker, meeting international standards.	Different regulatory standards. COFEPRIS oversight differs from the FDA. However, top clinics meet JCI/ISO standards and use FDA-approved materials, reducing regulatory gaps.
Minimally invasive options. Laparoscopic techniques are widely available, resulting in less pain and faster recovery. Hospital stays are typically just one night.	Travel-related risks. Long-distance travel after surgery can increase risk of blood clots or discomfort. These can be minimized by following post-op travel guidelines and arranging adequate rest before returning home.
Personal coordinator support. Bookimed’s medical coordinator helps compare clinics, request personalized quotes, and manage treatment logistics at no additional cost.

Pros

Cons

Lower costs. Surgery costs $3,800–$4,000 in Mexico versus $6,000+ in the US, saving over 30% on average. Package prices often include pre-op tests, mesh, anesthesia, and local transport.

Safety concerns. Potential risks include infection rates of 2–4% and rare complications such as bleeding or recurrence. These risks are similar to those in the US when performed by qualified surgeons.

Qualified surgeons. Surgeons are certified by the Mexican Council of General Surgery and may have training from US or European programs, often with 10+ years of experience and hundreds of procedures performed.

Follow-up care. Post-surgery follow-up can be challenging if you return home quickly. Some clinics offer telemedicine or coordination with your local physician.

Modern facilities. Many hospitals in Tijuana and Mexicali are JCI- or ISO 9001-accredited and use equipment from brands like Stryker, meeting international standards.

Different regulatory standards. COFEPRIS oversight differs from the FDA. However, top clinics meet JCI/ISO standards and use FDA-approved materials, reducing regulatory gaps.

Minimally invasive options. Laparoscopic techniques are widely available, resulting in less pain and faster recovery. Hospital stays are typically just one night.

Travel-related risks. Long-distance travel after surgery can increase risk of blood clots or discomfort. These can be minimized by following post-op travel guidelines and arranging adequate rest before returning home.

Personal coordinator support. Bookimed’s medical coordinator helps compare clinics, request personalized quotes, and manage treatment logistics at no additional cost.

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patients recommend -

85%

Surgery Time - 2 hours

Stay in the country - 3 days

Rehabilitation - 14 days

Anesthesia - General anesthesia

Requests processed - 7852

Bookimed fees - $0

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Jason • Lipoma Removal

United States of America

Jun 8, 2025

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The medical team was great

The medical team was great, the hospital was top notch. Dr. Pliego was available online throughout the entire process (both pre and post surgery) and the surgery went smoothly.

Even though Dr. Pliego was in another surgery when I was released from the hospital, I appreciated the hospital was able to provide my prescription for both antibiotics and pain medicine so I was able to leave and recover in our Air BnB s I was ready to leave the hospital.

I signed a lot of paperwork that wasn't in english.

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I appreciated the prompt responses to questions both medical and travel related throughout the entire process.

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