FUE hair transplant in Mexico | Cost ▷ TOP 10+ Clinics 2024

Mexico, Guadalajara

3. Puebla Dermatologic and Cosmetic Surgery Clinic

92% patients recommend

5. Gilenis Surgical Center

3.5

7 reviews

71% patients recommend

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Specializing in FUE hair transplant, the center has catered to a diverse international clientele from Europe, the USA, Canada, and Australia.
The clinic's focus on aesthetic procedures ensures a dedicated approach to FUE hair transplants, with tailored services for adult patients.
Patients receive comprehensive care, from initial consultation to post-procedure follow-up, ensuring continuity and quality of service.
A multi-specialty medical center, the clinic provides a holistic approach to patient care, which can complement FUE hair transplant needs.
With a reputation for excellent service, as evidenced by patient testimonials, the clinic upholds high standards for patient satisfaction.

FUE hair transplant Patient Experience Reviews

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Dr Ana was very sweet and helpful as was her daughter Louise. Despite the language barrier they were able to communicate to me what the procedure was going to be in terms of medical tests on surgery day. The anesthetist was wonderful and easy to communicate with. The nurses who tended to me post procedure were very kind, but there was definitely a language barrier. I had hoped to be able to use my phones translator, but did not anticipate how difficult it would be for me to move after the procedure often times I would not be able to reach my phone. Once I arrived there, there were some nominal unanticipated additional costs that I was not made aware of. Specifically, $200 a night to sleep another night in the clinic when I was too swollen and sore to move and wasn't going to be able to get on a plane just yet. I stayed in a nice hotel the night before the procedure and paid only $77 for that accommodation. It would be different if they had been bringing me juice and water frequently or otherwise caring for me, but I often found myself dehydrated and lacking cold water. I appreciate that they brought me food, but all of the food that they brought me was so dry that I could not eat it because my mouth was already so dry. They were very sweet to go and get me and ice cream when I asked for a popsicle. Otherwise you got whatever they gave you, whenever they decided to give it to you. The rest of the time I was just left alone in my room, which was fine because I really was not able to move. There are times and it would have been helpful to have someone nearby to hand me lip balm from my bag, but generally I was left by myself. I am 2 weeks out from my procedure so I'm still very swollen, St iff and sore, but I can tell that the surgeon did an excellent job with my procedure. I'm very happy with the results I'm seeing so far and anticipate being even happier as the swelling goes down and my new figure fully reveals itself. This is not the same kind of experience as having cosmetic surgery in the states. There's very little consultation/ pre-op care other than the scheduling. The Aftercare is almost non-existent. I was prepared for that and so I had real significant complaints outside of the lack of pain management offered post procedure.