Chirurgie Plastique du Dr Alexandro Aguilera
Chirurgie Plastique du Dr Alexandro Aguilera
Mexique, Mexico
Alexandro Aguilera
18 années d'expérience • + de 3000 traitements effectués
Portfolio du chirurgien
La clinique est certifiée :
La pose d'implants au menton au Mexique coûte généralement entre $900 et $2,100. Le tarif varie selon le matériau, l'expérience du chirurgien et l'établissement choisi. En France, les patients déboursent environ $5,000. Partir au Mexique permet d'économiser environ 70%. La plupart des forfaits incluent les honoraires, l'anesthésie, l'implant et le suivi initial.
Avis d'expert Bookimed : Les villes frontalières comme Tijuana et Mexicali offrent le meilleur rapport qualité-prix. Des cliniques comme Alice Beauty Clinic et Hospital de la Familia ciblent spécifiquement les Nord-Américains. Elles assurent une expertise reconnue à des tarifs compétitifs. Pour des soins premium, le José Cortés Institute de Mexico propose des chirurgiens primés. Ces cliniques d'excellence possèdent souvent des accréditations de l'AMCPER et de l'ASPS.
| Mexique | Turquie | Pologne | |
| Implant de menton | de $900 | de $2,630 | de $1,097 |
Dr. Alexandro Aguilera has performed 3,000+ operations at njegovo clinic in Mexico City. He is a winner of the International Travel Grant from the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery. Dr. Aguilera specializes in reconstructive surgery, facial paralysis, and peripheral nerve conditions. He treats about 2,000 patients every year.
Dr. Lucio Santos Moyron is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Mexico City. He specializes in facial rejuvenation, breast surgery, and post-bariatric body contouring. Dr. Santos performs complex procedures like deep plane facelifts and facial paralysis reconstruction.
Le Dr Sandoval est l'un des meilleurs chirurgiens de rhinoplastie au Mexique, reconnu pour sa précision et ses résultats naturels à la clinique de chirurgie plastique Marroquín & Sandoval.
Spécialisé en chirurgie plastique faciale avancée avec un fellowship de l'ISAPS – le Dr Villalobos se concentre sur les implants de menton de précision à l'Hospital Innovare.
Plastic surgery and chin implants in Mexico are safe for patients who select board-certified surgeons at accredited hospitals. High safety standards are maintained by surgeons certified by the Mexican Council of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery (CMCPER) and facilities holding General Health Council (CSG) or JCI accreditation.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While many search for the lowest price, the safest options in Mexico often come from large multi-specialty hospitals like Hospital de la Familia or specialized centers like Innovare Hospital. These facilities offer 24-hour nursing assistance and dedicated recovery houses. This infrastructure significantly reduces the risk of post-operative complications compared to smaller, standalone cosmetic offices.
Patient Consensus: Patients emphasize that success depends on vetting credentials and viewing extensive before-and-after photos. They warn that staying near the surgeon for 2 weeks is vital to manage facial swelling safely.
Chin implants are permanent medical devices engineered to last a lifetime. Unlike temporary fillers, these biocompatible silicone or polyethylene implants do not degrade or require routine replacement. While the device itself is permanent, patients can choose to remove or adjust it through a simple surgical revision.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While implants are permanent, stability depends heavily on the surgeon's fixation technique. Data from high-volume clinics like the José Cortés Institute shows that experienced surgeons often prioritize specific pocket designs to prevent shifting. Selecting a surgeon with over 2,000 procedures, such as Dr. Alexandro Aguilera, significantly reduces the long-term risk of implant migration or asymmetry.
Patient Consensus: Patients value that the results are lifelong but find comfort knowing the procedure is fully reversible. Many emphasize that choosing a board-certified specialist helps manage concerns about potential bone changes or edge visibility over time.
Recovery after a chin implant in Mexico typically lasts 7 to 10 days before most patients return to non-strenuous work. Initial swelling peaks within 72 hours, while numbness and facial stiffness gradually resolve as tissues adapt to the new implant structure over several months.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While many focus on the surgery, the post-op environment is key in Mexico. Clinics like Innovare Hospital provide dedicated recovery houses with 24-hour nursing. This is vital because the implant can feel artificial or heavy during the first month before settling naturally.
Patient Consensus: Patients often describe the early recovery as feeling awkward rather than painful. Many report temporary difficulty controlling their lower lip or accidental drooling, which usually fades as the swelling subsides.
A chin implant procedure is a 30 to 60-minute surgery that places a biocompatible device over the jawbone to enhance facial balance. Surgeons use local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia to ensure comfort while positioning specialized silicone or medpor implants to redefine the lower face.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While many US clinics charge $6,500 for chin augmentation, JCI-accredited facilities in Mexico like Riviera Institute for Plastic Surgery offer the same procedure starting at $900. Data shows that clinics in Tijuana and Mexicali cater largely to US patients, often including specialized recovery garments in their base pricing that are typically extra elsewhere.
Patient Consensus: Patients frequently express relief at how quickly the 1-inch incisions heal, particularly when tucked into natural skin creases. Most describe the initial sensation as a feeling of tightness rather than sharp pain during the first week.
Patients in Mexico frequently combine chin implants with other facial surgeries to achieve balanced profile proportions. Surgeons in hubs like Tijuana, Guadalajara, and Mexico City commonly bundle these procedures with rhinoplasty, neck liposuction, or facelifts to reduce total recovery time and surgical fees.
Bookimed Expert Insight: While many choose Tijuana for proximity, clinics in Mexico City and Guadalajara often provide higher success rates for complex combinations. For instance, José Cortés Institute reports 95-99% success in rhinoplasty, making it an ideal choice for profile balancing. These metropolitan centers often feature surgeons with specialized fellowships in advanced facial plastic surgery.
Patient Consensus: Many patients find that adding neck liposuction to a chin implant offers a cleaner jawline than the implant alone. Some suggest building in extra recovery days specifically to manage the increased swelling from multiple procedures before flying.