Dr. Adrián Aguilar Izaguirre
Board certified
Certificate C23010623 · valid to 2028-03-12
Procedure · Tijuana
Specialist second opinion in Tijuana
A consultation with a board-certified specialist to review an existing diagnosis or proposed treatment plan.
What the procedure involves
A consultation, usually with your imaging and records reviewed in advance. Often the highest-value and lowest-risk reason to cross the border.
Before
Bring imaging on disc or drive, pathology reports, and a written summary of your history.
After
A written opinion you can take back to your own physician.
Trips across the border
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.
What it costs
There's no sourced price range for this procedure yet, so there's no table here. Showing nothing beats showing a number you might budget a trip around. Ask any of the doctors below for a written quote.
Board-certified in the specialty that covers this
Certified by the Consejo Mexicano de Oncología, A.C., the board that certifies the specialty specialist second opinion 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 specialist second opinion specifically, so ask before you book.
Dr. Alan Elison Ramos Mayo
Board certified
Certificate 2633 · valid to 2028-03-30
Dr. Alberto Monroy Chargoy
Board certified
Certificate 2316 · valid to 2031-03-30
Dr. Alberto Vargas Gismondi
Board certified
Certificate C006152 · valid to 2028-11-21
Dr. Aldo Edyair Jiménez Herevia
Board certified
Certificate 2741 · valid to 2029-03-30
Dr. Alejandro Martínez Rueda
Board certified
Certificate 1717 · valid to 2027-03-30
Dr. Alejandro Salazar San Martin
Board certified
Certificate 1755 · valid to 2027-03-30
Dr. Arturo Benjamín Ortiz Bayliss
Board certified
Certificate A1500198 · valid to 2028-05-16
Dr. Arturo Jorge Sotelo Álvarez
Board certified
Certificate 1620 · valid to 2031-03-30
Dr. Asael Palafox Cazarez
Board certified
Certificate 1291 · valid to 2028-03-30
Dr. Brizio Moreno Jaime
Board certified
Certificate 1587 · valid to 2031-03-30
Dr. Carlos Morales Camacho
Board certified
Certificate 2464 · valid to 2027-03-30
Dr. Carlos Pacheco Molina
Board certified
Certificate 2779 · valid to 2029-03-30
Dr. Carlos Ramírez Alvarado
Board certified
Certificate 791 · valid to 2027-03-30
Dr. Carlos Roberto Lugo Escalante
Board certified
Certificate 2136 · valid to 2030-03-30
Dr. César Eduardo Infante González
Board certified
Certificate 2122 · valid to 2030-03-30
Dr. Christian Ignacio Cruz Romero
Board certified
Certificate 2403 · valid to 2027-03-30
Dr. Daniel Alejandro Cantú Pedroza
Board certified
Certificate 2847 · valid to 2030-03-30
Dr. Daniel Botello Hernández
Board certified
Certificate 1040 · valid to 2031-03-30
Dr. Daniel Capdeville García
Board certified
Certificate 9 · valid to 2027-06-30
Dr. David Alejandro Pérez Salazar
Board certified
Certificate 2476 · valid to 2027-03-30
Dr. David Suárez García
Board certified
Certificate 1308 · valid to 2028-03-30
Dr. Diego Alfonso Ballesteros Pino
Board certified
Certificate 714 · valid to 2029-03-30
Dr. Eduardo Valtierra Robles
Board certified
Certificate C22010022 · valid to 2027-03-13
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Questions patients actually ask
How many trips to Tijuana does specialist second opinion take?
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.
What should I get in writing before I 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.
How do I know the doctor doing this is actually qualified?
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.