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looking for any and all information (good & bad) on my potential Dr. in Mexico

Hi everyone, I am currently researching having my surgery with Dr. Sergio Quinones in Tijuana... I am looking for any and all information I can on him. I would really love to hear from people who have had their surgery with this doctor and their thoughts whether good or bad.... thanks!

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Oh, and congrats on reaching goal! cheers.gif

I' date=' personally, used Dr Almanza last year (2011) and though my experience was good and I have been very successful, I would recommend Dr Quinones. I say this because I feel from everything I have read and the several patients I have talked to about their experience with him, that the aftercare and the treatment of the patients far exceeds that of jerusalem clnic. its just craziness over there. As far as the "dissolvable stitches" being a determining factor...I mean...really?[/quote']

C'mon. When you end your comment with ..."I mean... really?"

Well it can easily, and understandably, be taken as snarky. I won't go so far as to say you were being snarky. But perception in reality.

Amanda Rae

She said it was "one of the MAIN REASONS". After being on several Sleeve FB pages and several Sleeve Forums for over a year and a half' date=' I have found that "Center of Excellence" or not...(which is a bunch of BS, I know from being a nuse for 25 years), I would estimate that at least 75% of folks have their incisions not only open, but at least one of them will become infected, oozing, etc, , whether it is done in the UK, the US, Mexico, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Japan....you get the point. It has nothing to do with the facility or the surgeon. A lot has to do just with how your body responds to foreign objects, i.E., sutures dissolvable or not.

Lord.you guys are sure on the defensive. Relax.[/quote']

Woah!

  • 2 years later...

he is based out of santa fe clinic and so is dr. jesus martin lopez

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