Dr. Luis Fernando Pasten Rojo
Board certified
Certificate C14028714 · valid to 2030-02-22
Procedure · Tijuana
Bariatric surgery that reroutes the digestive tract to a smaller stomach pouch, reducing both intake and absorption.
Laparoscopic, under general anaesthetic, with a similar hospital stay to a sleeve but a more complex anatomy afterwards.
Full work-up plus a pre-operative diet.
Lifelong nutritional monitoring. This is the procedure where follow-up arrangements matter most, so settle them before you book.
This normally fits into a single trip. Sequencing matters more than the headline price: two extra round trips can eat a large part of what you save. How the crossing works.
| Procedure | Typical US price | Typical Tijuana price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gastric bypass (per procedure) | $15,000 to $35,000 | $5,300 to $8,800 | 65% to 75% less |
Range collected 2026-08-29. Source: Published clinic prices, surveyed 2026-08-29 Estimates for budgeting, not a quote.
These specialists publish gastric bypass among the procedures they perform, and each one carries a credential confirmed against a public registry.
Board certified
Certificate C14028714 · valid to 2030-02-22
Certified by the Consejo Mexicano de Cirugía General, A.C., the board that certifies the specialty gastric bypass belongs to. Every certificate number, its expiry and the date it was looked up are on the doctor's own page. None of them has told this directory they perform gastric bypass specifically, so ask before you book.
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Certificate C23030323 · valid to 2028-03-12
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Certificate C18009018 · valid to 2029-04-27
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Certificate C23010623 · valid to 2028-03-12
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Certificate C18052218 · valid to 2028-10-21
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Certificate C23031223 · valid to 2028-03-12
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Certificate C5196 · valid to 2031-04-19
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Certificate C99544 · valid to 2028-08-28
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Certificate C14026814 · valid to 2028-03-10
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Certificate C006152 · valid to 2028-11-21
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Certificate C20003920 · valid to 2030-08-13
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Certificate 1755 · valid to 2027-03-30
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Certificate C17069519 · valid to 2029-05-11
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Certificate C23029923 · valid to 2028-03-12
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Certificate CB220018 · valid to 2027-06-04
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Certificate C24012024 · valid to 2029-03-09
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Certificate C23040123 · valid to 2028-03-12
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Certificate C001072 · valid to 2029-04-27
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Certificate C24008124 · valid to 2029-03-09
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Certificate A1500198 · valid to 2028-05-16
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Certificate CB230022 · valid to 2028-05-27
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Certificate 8395 · valid to 2031-05-07
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Certificate C12023012 · valid to 2028-07-31
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Certificate C003029 · valid to 2028-12-01
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Certificate C10193 · valid to 2031-03-31
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Usually one trip, though that depends on what the imaging shows once you're in the chair. Ask for the plan in writing before you travel.
A written quote that lists each stage, the materials being used, what the price includes and excludes, and what happens if something needs redoing. If a clinic won't put the plan in writing before you cross the border, that tells you something.
Every doctor listed here has a specialty board certificate that was looked up in the CONACEM public registry, and the profile publishes its number, both validity dates and the date of the check, with a link so you can repeat it in about a minute. The federal licence to practise, the cédula profesional, is a separate layer: that registry sits behind a captcha, so it is checked by hand at sign-up and each profile says plainly whether it has been confirmed.