Published mommy makeover packages in Mexico from clinics we list run from about $13,000. Compare the procedures, nights and implants, not only the headline.
Each price and inclusion comes from the source linked on the card. Packages change, so confirm yours in writing.
A mommy makeover is not a fixed product. It is whatever combination of tummy tuck, liposuction and breast surgery a clinic decides to put under that name, so two "packages" can differ by a whole operation. The table on this page shows only packages published on a clinic's own website or its Bookimed or PlacidWay listing, and only for clinics in our catalog. Where a listing did not say something is included, we left it out. Clinics pay xcuro a referral fee, and that does not decide which rows appear here.
Both listings we found include a tummy tuck, liposuction and breast surgery, but they differ in the details. The Guadalajara package from Marroquín & Sandoval lists breast surgery, tummy tuck and full VASER liposuction, with Motiva or Mentor implants, plus accommodation, airport transfers and local transport, medical tests, consultations and post-op care (PlacidWay). The Tijuana package from Dr. Arturo Muñoz Meza Plastic Surgery adds a BBL and is described as including 2 hospital nights, 3 hotel stays and VIP transfers (Bookimed).
That BBL matters. Adding a fifth procedure lengthens the surgery, and the fat transfer has its own risks (ASPS). Do not compare these two prices as though they were the same operation.
Listings do not always agree with themselves. The Marroquín & Sandoval listing on PlacidWay shows $13,700 in its price table and "starting from" box, but one sentence on the same page says $7,900 (PlacidWay). Bookimed's text for the same clinic says the package typically costs around $13,200 (Bookimed). We show the $13,700 figure and flag the difference. For Muñoz Meza, Bookimed's price field says "price on request" while its description gives $12,999 (Bookimed). Treat both as a starting point for a written quote, not a final price.
VIDA in Tijuana does not appear in the table. Its site gives an average mommy makeover range of $8,000 to $12,000 on one part of the page and other figures elsewhere, with no fixed package terms, so we did not count it as a package. Ask VIDA for a written quote if you want to compare.
The two clinics sit in very different places. Guadalajara is in Jalisco, and you would fly in. Tijuana is in Baja California, which the State Department rates Level 3, "Reconsider travel," even though Mexico overall is Level 2 (State Department). A short trip from San Diego has real advantages for follow-up, but read the advisory and our Mexico safety guide. For Tijuana logistics, see our city guide and crossing the border after surgery.
The IRS generally does not treat cosmetic surgery as a medical expense, so plan on no HSA or FSA use (IRS Pub 502). Medicare and Medicaid do not pay for care in Mexico (State Department). Our how to pay page covers cards and financing, and the mommy makeover recovery guide helps you plan your time off. For the bigger picture, read our mommy makeover in Mexico guide.
Typical U.S. price: $10,000 - $30,000. Prices abroad and the source.
Sorted by Google and Trustpilot ratings weighted by review count. How we list clinics.
You don't pay xcuro anything. If you go ahead with treatment at an xcuro partner clinic, that clinic pays us a referral fee.
Clinics can't pay to be listed, to appear higher or to change their reviews.
Clinic ratings come from Google and Trustpilot, and each one links to its source.
Every U.S. price we compare against names its source. Your own quote comes from the clinic in writing.
The published packages we found from clinics we list are about $12,999 to $13,700, and one listing contains conflicting figures. Get a written quote.
The two listings we show do mention accommodation, but the number of nights varies. Ask for the exact count in writing.
Only sometimes. One Tijuana package we show includes it. The Guadalajara one does not list it.
VIDA's site gives average ranges with conflicting figures, not a fixed package. Ask VIDA directly for a written quote.
Generally not. The IRS says cosmetic surgery usually is not a medical expense.
Ask your surgeon. The CDC advises delaying flights 10 to 14 days after major surgery, which is longer than many packages include.