Gastric Bypass
in Tijuana

When you choose Renew Bariatrics for your gastric bypass, you also receive:

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Renew Bariatric Difference​

We are a leading choice for weight loss surgery in Mexico, with over 8,000 successful surgeriesWe are dedicated to high-quality Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery in Tijuana at a fraction of the cost of the same care in the United States. Contact us today to learn more about our surgery packages. 

 

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No Hidden Costs

A Closer Look at Our All-Inclusive Packages

We are dedicated to price transparency and take great pride in helping eliminate financial barriers that prevent patients from receiving life-changing care. Our services are all-inclusive, covering everything except your airfare and take-home medications.

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Gastric bypass in Tijuana starts at $5,500 and includes:

Gastric bypass in Tijuana starts at $5,500 and includes:

Take a look at the cost savings, and see for yourself how Renew Bariatrics is saving lives and saving your wallet.

We Go Above and Beyond
for Our Patients

Affordable care does not mean you have to sacrifice quality care. Take a look at the other amazing benefits we provide when you choose Renew Bariatrics for your gastric bypass in Mexico.

Affordability
Our all-inclusive packages are not only convenient but also offer significant savings for amazing quality care.

Location
For your safety, we are conveniently located in the business district of Tijuana, just under 25 miles from the San Diego Airport and minutes from the US-MEX border.

Experienced Surgeons
Our double board-certified bariatric surgeons have performed over 10,000 surgeries combined.

Advanced Care
We use modern and advanced techniques in the world to ensure safe surgeries and successful results.

Top Medical Facilities
Our surgeries are performed at top medical facilities with patient safety, comfort, and care.

Take a Closer Look at Gastric Bypass

Take a Closer Look at Gastric Bypass

Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery, also called RNY surgery, is a type of weight loss surgery. It creates malabsorption and reduces food intake. During a gastric bypass, the stomach is reduced to the size of an egg, which restricts the amount of food you can eat. By rerouting the small intestine to avoid bypassing a portion of the intestine, malabsorption occurs, further limiting calories and nutrient intake. 

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A gastric bypass is one of the most commonly performed weight loss surgeries in Tijuana. While is is popular and can help patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), it is a more aggressive bariatric surgery.

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Weight Loss Journey

Book a Consultation With Renew Bariatrics

Start Your Weight Loss Journey

Book a Consultation With Renew Bariatrics

We know weight loss can be difficult, and sometimes, traditional methods such as diet, exercise, and medications aren’t enough to achieve the results you need to improve your health and your figure. Bariatric surgery can help people reach their weight loss goals.

At Renew Bariatrics, we are dedicated to making those goals a reality. By offering affordable, advanced, and expert weight loss surgeries like gastric bypass in Tijuana, Mexico, we are changing more lives than ever. If you’re exploring your weight loss surgery options and want to learn more about gastric bypass in Tijuana, request a consultation online or call us directly today.

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The Results Speak for Themselves

Take a look at some of our stunning before and afters and see for yourself how we have changed lives through safe, affordable, and effective weight loss surgeries in Tijuana. See for yourself and read some of our glowing reviews.

Candidates for Gastric Bypass
in Tijuana

Patients interested in gastric bypass in Mexico will be screened by a раnеl оf еxреrtѕ, mаdе uр оf a physician, diеtiсiаn, psychologist аnd surgeon. These experts will evaluate thе patient’s mеdiсаl hiѕtоrу, including whether the bеnеfitѕ оf thе surgery will оutwеigh thе riѕkѕ in thе саndidаtе’ѕ раrtiсulаr ѕituаtiоn.

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Patients interested in gastric bypass in Mexico will be screened by a раnеl оf еxреrtѕ, mаdе uр оf a physician, diеtiсiаn, psychologist аnd surgeon. These experts will evaluate thе patient’s mеdiсаl hiѕtоrу, including whether the bеnеfitѕ оf thе surgery will оutwеigh thе riѕkѕ in thе саndidаtе’ѕ раrtiсulаr ѕituаtiоn.

Gastric bypass may be a good option for you if you:

Gastric bypass may be a good option for you if you:

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You are overweight

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How Much Weight
Can You Lose

Through Gastric Bypass Surgery?

Find your estimated weight loss after surgery.

Starting Weight

155 lbs

EBW:
IBW:

After 12-18 Months

155 lbs

Estimated Weight Loss

With you're estimated to lose 67 lbs over 12-18 months

You are currently below your ideal body weight and thus not a candidate for surgery.

Ideal Body Weight (IBW) represents the weight a person should be for their height. Excess Body Weight (EBW) is the amount of weight a person is over their IBW.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Meghan and her partner on a beach post weight loss surgery and her before picture

Is gastric bypass reversible?

Yes. Gastric bypass can be reversed, but it is not easily revised to another bariatric surgery. It is important that you weigh all the pros and cons with your bariatric surgeon here in Tijuana to determine if gastric bypass or another bariatric surgery is right for you.

Can I get pregnant after a gastric bypass?

Yes. In fact, patients who are obese are at an increased risk of fertility issues as well as pregnancy complications. By reducing your weight, you can reduce your risk of issues such as diabetes. However, it is important to remember that vitamin deficiencies may be an issue, and it is important to discuss your gastric bypass with your OBGYN should you become pregnant. It is also important to ensure you are cleared and fully healed from your gastric bypass before attempting pregnancy.

How long does it take to heal from gastric bypass surgery in Tijuana, and when will I see the results?

Everyone is different and will heal at different rates. It is recommended that you take 2-4 weeks off of work to heal. Most people will heal within 4-6 weeks. Mоѕt раtiеntѕ experience long-term weight loss and соntinuе to do ѕо fоr uр tо 12 mоnthѕ following surgery. Another finding ѕuggеѕtѕ thаt, in оnе tо two уеаrѕ following the surgery, an individual саn lоѕе 50 to 60 percent оf their excess weight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is gastric bypass reversible?

Yes. Gastric bypass can be reversed, but it is not easily revised to another bariatric surgery. It is important that you weigh all the pros and cons with your bariatric surgeon here in Tijuana to determine if gastric bypass or another bariatric surgery is right for you.

Can I get pregnant after a gastric bypass?

Yes. In fact, patients who are obese are at an increased risk of fertility issues as well as pregnancy complications. By reducing your weight, you can reduce your risk of issues such as diabetes. However, it is important to remember that vitamin deficiencies may be an issue, and it is important to discuss your gastric bypass with your OBGYN should you become pregnant. It is also important to ensure you are cleared and fully healed from your gastric bypass before attempting pregnancy.

How long does it take to heal from gastric bypass surgery in Tijuana, and when will I see the results?

Everyone is different and will heal at different rates. It is recommended that you take 2-4 weeks off of work to heal. Most people will heal within 4-6 weeks. Mоѕt раtiеntѕ experience long-term weight loss and соntinuе to do ѕо fоr uр tо 12 mоnthѕ following surgery. Another finding ѕuggеѕtѕ thаt, in оnе tо two уеаrѕ following the surgery, an individual саn lоѕе 50 to 60 percent оf their excess weight.

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of 5-Star Reviews

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“Renew Bariatrics was amazing! Every person was wonderful from the coordinators to the check in to the X-ray person to the doctors and the nurses and even the cleaning ladies. Every time I said thank you, they would stop what they were doing, look at me, and say ‘welcome’. So respectful!”
5-Star Review from Maryam
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“I had my procedure done from Renew Bariatrics and I had an amazing experience in 7 months. I have lost 95lb so far with zero complications and I’m lovin it and all my other medical problems have been resolved since I have lost weight. I highly highly recommend it.”
5-Star Review from Colleen
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“Exceptional patient care, I was very happy with my experience. Great attention to detail. Stayed on top of pain meds, and nausea meds. Facilities were clean. Everyone has a compassionate bedside manner, and highly recommend it to my friends and family.”
5-Star Review from Mandi
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“I had a wonderful experience with Renew Bariatrics. Everything was neatly organized and the entire process ran smoothly. The only hiccup had to do with our pickup to head back to the US, due to delays we left at 2:30 rather than noon. We knew something like that could happen though, so planned ahead and there were no real issues. I would absolutely recommend this group to friends and family, it’s very much worth it!”

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1. N Engl J Med,  Volume 357(8):753-761 August 23, 2007, Long-term mortality after gastric bypass surgery. Available at: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa066603 

 

Last Updated: July 2024 by Dr. Hector Perez, MD. Medically Reviewed by: Dr. Jorge Green, MD in July 2024.