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Angeles Health is Mexico's Largest Private Hospital network, serving more US and Canadian patients than any other international hospital network in the World. With 22 hospitals, and US based case management, you can be sure you'll be looked after from your first inquiry through to coordinating any after care once you return home. Get in touch with us today to find more out.
Weight Loss Surgery
The Angeles Health Weight Loss Surgery Center is part of Mexico's largest private hospital network and caters to hundreds of US and Canadian patients each year. Select a weight loss surgery procedure below to find out more.
Gastric bypass surgery with Mexico's largest private hospital network. You benefit from a US based case management...
LAP-BAND® (gastric banding) surgery in a U.S. hospital can cost as much as $25,000. Angeles Health is Mexico's...
Gastric Sleeve surgery, also known as vertical sleeve gastrectomy, gastric sleeve resection, gastric reduction and...
The latest Innovation in Restrictive Weight Loss Surgery.
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This procedure is currently performed in limited clinical trials in the United States and at Angeles Health, where...
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Meet The Team
Dr. Lopez Corvala is considered to be among the top ten weight-loss surgeons in the world. He...
Dr. Hermosillo is a graduate of the Autonomous University of Baja California in Tijuana. Post-...
Dr. Valenzuela earned his medical degree from Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara and completed...
"I have worked with 3,000 American bariatric patients. Learning how to understand the...
Weight Loss Surgery in Mexico
The weight loss surgery team at Angeles health handles a wide variety of obesity surgery procedures, including laparoscopic gastric sleeve, RNY gastric bypass, gastric band: LAP-BAND® and Realize Band™, and the new gastric plication. Bariatric revision surgeries are also available.
Many bariatric surgery patients come to Angeles after extensive research on weight loss surgery, with a strong preference for the procedure that best fits their weight loss goals and lifestyle preferences. But even if you come to Angeles with little or no information about the various weight loss surgery options, the obesity surgery experts of Angeles Weight Loss Surgery Center of Mexico will work closely with you to determine the best procedure for your personal lifestyle and goals.
The main weight loss procedures available at Angeles Health are:
Gastric Sleeve
Also called gastric sleeve resection, gastric sleeve is a newer procedure than gastric banding or bypass. During the gastric sleeve procedure 60 per cent or more of the stomach is removed, leaving a tube or sleeve-shaped stomach. Gastric sleeve is typically performed on patients with a BMI of 33-60.
Gastric Band: LAP-BAND® and Realize Band™
Gastric Band surgery is an adjustable surgical treatment for morbid obesity. It induces weight loss by reducing the capacity of the stomach, which restricts the amount of food that can be consumed and increases the time it takes for food to be digested.
Gastric Bypass (RNY)
The Gastric Bypass RNY has long been considered by the American Society of Bariatric Surgeons and the National Institutes of Health to be the gold standard of weight loss surgery, and the single most successful procedure for excess weight loss and long-term weight control. The surgery has been performed by laparoscopic method since 1997, which results in smaller incisions, less pain and scarring, reduced blood loss, shorter hospital stay, and reduced risk of internal organ damage and infection when compared to the traditional open incision technique.
