7 Best Incisional Hernia Treatment Clinics in Mexico

This ASMBS-accredited clinic in Cancún is led by a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. The practice focuses on gastrointestinal surgery and treats 500+ international patients every year. An online consultation with a surgeon costs around $80 to start the process. The repair procedure typically runs $6,200–$8,200 based on the case. The surgical team manages two dedicated departments for gastrointestinal and bariatric care. This ensures specialized attention for patients traveling from the US, Canada, and Europe.

Dr. Marco Sariñana has 18 years of surgical experience, performing over 3,000 procedures including bariatric and general surgery. His incisional hernia repair typically costs around $3,950. This package includes surgery, mesh, pre-op tests, a 1-night hospital stay, medications, and airport transfers. A diagnostic abdominal CT scan may cost $500–800.

Harmonic ultrasonic technology cuts tissue and seals vessels during surgery at Advance Health Medical Center in Tijuana. Three operating rooms feature endosuite screens and C-arm imaging. The general surgery department offers open or laparoscopic hernia repair. Preoperative evaluation, laboratory tests, and on-site endoscopy are available. The clinic has 28 overnight rooms with companion beds and a dedicated recovery house. Travel support includes San Diego Airport transfers and bilingual drivers.

Hospital Alhma is the only hospital in Sinaloa with ISO 9001:2015 certification for medical and surgical care. Abdominal ultrasound and CT with contrast are available for assessment. Treatment options include laparoscopic repair, with same-day ambulatory surgery available, open repair with an ambulatory or short inpatient stay, and abdominal wall reconstruction for complex or recurrent cases. The hospital has three operating rooms and an adult intensive care unit. Free interpreter services and airport transfers are available.

CeMar Surgery uses FDA-approved Echelon, Ethicon, and Covidien Medtronic staple systems. Hernia repairs are offered alongside bariatric surgery at hospitals in Tijuana’s medical district. Diagnostics start around $60 for gallbladder ultrasound; a CT scan may cost around $100. Umbilical and hiatal repairs may cost around $800, while inguinal repair may cost around $1,000. Packages include a two-night hospital stay, staples, and 24-hour nurse and physician care. Flights and hotels beyond the hospital stay are not included.

Hernia International specializes in abdominal wall reconstruction at a JCI-accredited facility in Mexico City. The clinic offers robot-assisted, laparoscopic, and open surgical techniques for repairing complex defects from previous incisions. A unique prehabilitation program helps patients optimize outcomes through weight management and diabetes control. Treatment packages include a Medical Concierge Service and recovery stays in luxury properties in Roma or Xochitepec. All-inclusive pricing covers the specialized repair with mesh reinforcement to reduce the risk of recurrence.

Dr. Jesús Roberto Ángeles Varela completed a fellowship in trauma surgery and surgical critical care at the University of Miami, Jackson Memorial Hospital, and Ryder Trauma Center. At his Mérida practice, open and laparoscopic repair options are considered based on the hernia and previous surgeries. The practice focuses on advanced laparoscopy and minimally invasive surgery. Consultations, preoperative assessments, and postoperative follow-up are available; no prices are listed.