I thought Central America (Guatamala or Honduras) was the best places for that. I think Jamaica is also getting into this field. I’m not sure I’d trust Mexico.
My wife got new knees in Minneapolis, both done at the same time... and she was up and walking on the new ones within l8 hours of surgery. Nothing like the good old USA.
My understanding from living on the Canadian border is that India is the place to go for medical tourism.
Two at the same time? Do you two know what you’re in for?
1) ERs see far more postoperative complications in patients who have had surgery done in Mexico than we do in patients who have had surgery done in the US.
2) If she develops a postoperative complication that requires surgical intervention (such as prosthesis rejection, joint failure, wound infection, or osteomyelitis), pack your bags and fly down to Mexico to get it fixed. No American surgeon in his right mind is going to touch it.
So, in short: Going down to Mexico for surgery is certainly cheaper, but you should be prepared to stay down there for at least six weeks post-op to make sure that should any complications arise, the surgeon who did the work will be the one to fix the problem.
If you can't afford to do that, then you're better off just getting the work done in the good old US of A.
Costa Rica and Panama are supposed to be two of the best places.
We were careful to get references even there.
If the infection doesn’t get you, the kidnappers will. Monterrey is in the middle of the cartel war. I’d say NO.
Stay away from Mexico! Personal experience. You’re at the mercy of every petty official that has his hand out for mordida.
I am very familiar with Mexico. I would not recommend going there for any reason.