Dr. Alberto E. Pérez Bañuelos
Board certified
Certificate 1904 · valid to 2031-04-09
Tijuana, Baja California
Elective and reconstructive surgery: abdominoplasty, breast surgery and rhinoplasty.
Consejo Mexicano de Cirugía Plástica, Estética y Reconstructiva, A.C.
Plastic surgery has its own board. A general surgery certificate is not a plastic surgery certificate, and the difference is worth confirming before an elective operation.
Board certified
Certificate 1904 · valid to 2031-04-09
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Certificate 1840 · valid to 2030-06-30
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Certificate 1936 · valid to 2031-04-09
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Certificate 1976 · valid to 2027-03-25
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Certificate 2005 · valid to 2027-06-30
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Certificate 1312 · valid to 2031-06-30
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Certificate 2494 · valid to 2029-04-05
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Certificate 2338 · valid to 2027-03-25
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Certificate 2294 · valid to 2031-04-09
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Certificate 2118 · valid to 2029-03-15
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Certificate 2184 · valid to 2030-06-12
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Certificate 970 · valid to 2028-06-30
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Certificate 1838 · valid to 2030-06-30
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Certificate 1969 · valid to 2027-03-25
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Certificate 1863 · valid to 2031-04-09
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Certificate 1261 · valid to 2030-06-30
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Certificate 2469 · valid to 2028-03-17
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Certificate 2198 · valid to 2030-06-12
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Certificate 2166 · valid to 2030-06-12
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Certificate 2304 · valid to 2031-04-09
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Certificate 2361 · valid to 2027-03-25
Removal of excess abdominal skin and fat with tightening of the underlying muscle, often after significant weight loss.
Implant-based enlargement or reshaping of the breast.
Surgery to change the structure of the nose, for appearance or for breathing.
Plastic surgery has its own board. A general surgery certificate is not a plastic surgery certificate, and the difference is worth confirming before an elective operation. Certification runs five years and then must be renewed, so ask for the certificate number and the expiry date, then look both up in the CONACEM public directory.
No. Clinics and medical plazas across Mexico advertise "certified specialists" without naming a board, a number or a date. Certification is a public record with an expiry, so the word alone is an adjective rather than something you can act on.
Drains, compression garments and restricted activity for weeks. Recovery time in the area is longer than most patients plan for. Tijuana is a land crossing, so a follow-up visit is a drive rather than another flight, which makes staged treatment far more practical here.