Warm and friendly medical care in Mexico - Gastric Sleeve with Dr. Maytorena


Mexico is a very popular destination to travel, not only for its endless touristic destinations, natural landscapes, geographical diversity and magical towns, but also for the warm and friendly treat from our people.

On the last decade, Mexico has emerged as one of the top destinations for medical tourism, welcoming thousands of foreign patients to provide them a wide variety of services and treatments of the highest quality for a significant lower cost, compared to the rest of the world.

But, what make us different from other destinations? Definitely our people! Our cultural richness through history and nowadays, has allowed us to develop respect for every other human being, no matter their race, religion, sexual preference, ideologies, etc. Our foreign visitors end up choosing Mexico to undergo different sort of medical treatments while simultaneously taking a vacation, relaxing and recovering in a warm and friendly weather.

Mexico has traditionally been among the most visited countries in the world since many decades ago, it is in our culture to make our visitors feel part of us. We are a hardworking society whit a big heart, ready to provide a friendly approach and the best experience in our country. As Mexicans and citizens of the world, we encourage giving a positive spin on our society, treating every other human being as equal.

As we already said before, our business is not all about the money; our work ethics are highly compromised with human dignity and social respect. Since the beginning of Long Term WLS/VSG, we are committed to put a grain of sand in this world, helping every one of our patients, and working hard to be example of equality, because there is no language or social barrier to treat each other with the respect and love.




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