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Top 5 Plastic Surgery Clinics in Mexico City

Mexico City offers a broad range of plastic surgery clinics for patients considering cosmetic or reconstructive procedures in Mexico. From rhinoplasty and facelift surgery to liposuction, abdominoplasty, breast augmentation, breast lift, and body contouring, treatment options vary considerably between surgeons and facilities. For you, finding the right clinic means identifying a medical team whose experience closely matches the procedure you are considering. Choosing among the best plastic surgery clinics in Mexico City requires more than comparing before-and-after photos or surgery prices. You should research the surgeon’s credentials, experience with your specific procedure, hospital privileges, anesthesia arrangements, surgical facility, and approach to pre-operative assessment. It is also important to understand what happens after surgery, especially if you plan to travel home before your recovery is complete. Our TOP 5 plastic surgery clinics in Mexico City guide focuses on providers worth considering for their medical expertise, facilities, range of procedures, and approach to patient care. Rather than treating rankings as a guarantee of surgical outcomes, you can use this guide to narrow your options, compare consultations, and ask more informed questions about safety, expected results, recovery, and follow-up care.

Medically reviewed byMedifinder

September 8, 2026

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Top Plastic Surgeons Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico

Score96%

This Mexico City provider has a particularly strong medical-tourism identity. The organization states that it was founded in 2001 and has spent more than two decades coordinating surgery for international patients. Its treatment portfolio includes breast augmentation, rhinoplasty, mommy makeover surgery, facial lifting, liposuction and body-contouring procedures. Rather than representing a single-surgeon office, the model involves a network of plastic surgeons and partner hospitals. One of the surgeons publicly identified by the organization, Dr. Juan Bernardo Baltazar Rendón, lists professional licence 2115219, specialist licence 4371479 and specialty council number 1046.

Why it ranks #1

The main reason is experience with international surgical coordination. Plastic-surgery tourism creates practical issues that local patients rarely face: airport transfers, accommodation, postoperative visits and deciding when it is safe to fly home. Its broad surgical portfolio is another advantage. Patients can consider facial, breast and body procedures within the same network. The important step is to confirm which individual surgeon has been assigned to the case and review that doctor’s credentials separately.

Score96%

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AccreditationsSurgeon-level Mexican board certification is published for members of the medical network; an independent accreditation belonging specifically to Top Plastic Surgeons Mexico as an organization was not confirmed.

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Dr. Rodrigo Morales De la Cerda

Mexico City, Mexico

Score95%

Dr. Rodrigo Morales De la Cerda runs a surgeon-led practice at Centro Médico ABC Santa Fe. His work covers facial and body surgery, including rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, breast lift, breast reduction, abdominoplasty, liposculpture and reconstructive procedures. His practice also includes cleft lip and palate work, giving his professional profile a reconstructive dimension alongside cosmetic surgery. Professional credentials are unusually easy to verify. The CMCPER directory lists certification number 1501, with recertification completed in 2024 and the next certification cycle extending to 2029. His published professional licence is 4001955 and specialty licence 6323074. He also lists membership in ISAPS and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Why it ranks #2

Transparency gives this practice much of its strength. Patients can independently confirm specialist certification, medical licence information and the location of the practice rather than relying exclusively on marketing claims. Its position inside Centro Médico ABC Santa Fe is also relevant because major surgery benefits from access to a broader hospital environment. The exact operating hospital should still be confirmed for each procedure, but the clinical setting adds depth to the practice.

Score95%

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AccreditationsCMCPER certification No. 1501; recertified in 2024. Memberships in ISAPS and ASPS are publicly listed. The surgeon’s certification is separate from accreditation of the consultation practice.

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Carmen Damián Clinic

Mexico City, Mexico

Score93%

Carmen Damián Clinic is led by Dr. María del Carmen Damián Tovar, whose work spans aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. Her professional background includes specialist training at the UMAE “Dr. Antonio Fraga Mouret” of Centro Médico Nacional La Raza in Mexico City. She holds CMCPER certification number 1528. More importantly for someone checking current credentials, the official directory records her latest recertification in 2025, with the next certification scheduled for 2030. Her clinical profile covers aesthetic, reconstructive and orthognathic-related work, rather than concentrating exclusively on one fashionable procedure. Public professional listings also identify specialty licence 8284406.

Why it ranks #3

Current certification is a significant point in the clinic’s favour. Plastic surgery credentials are most useful when they can be checked rather than simply described as “board certified” without further detail. The combination of aesthetic and reconstructive experience also matters. Reconstructive training tends to involve careful tissue handling, scar planning and anatomical problem-solving, all of which remain relevant even when a procedure is performed for cosmetic reasons.

Score93%

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AccreditationsCMCPER certification No. 1528; latest recertification recorded in 2025. No separate independent clinic-level accreditation was confirmed publicly.

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Jhon Gómez Florez Clinic

Mexico City, Mexico

Score91%

Dr. Jhon César Gómez Florez operates from Polanco and has a long-established plastic-surgery practice covering facial, breast and body procedures. His current treatment portfolio includes rhinoplasty, liposuction, HD liposculpture, breast augmentation, breast lifting, abdominoplasty and gluteal surgery. His professional training includes general surgery followed by plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. The CMCPER directory lists certification number 1163 and records his latest recertification in 2023, with the next certification scheduled for 2028. His own clinic information places particular emphasis on individualized surgical planning and postoperative follow-up, rather than presenting the procedure as a one-day transaction.

Why it ranks #4

Experience across several areas of surgery is the strongest point here. A surgeon who routinely works with breasts, abdomen, face and body contouring can be particularly relevant when patients are considering combined procedures. The clinic sits below the first three because there is somewhat less independently documented institutional information around the practice itself. The surgeon’s certification, however, is clearly verifiable.

Score91%

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AccreditationsCMCPER certification No. 1163; recertified in 2023. No independent accreditation belonging specifically to the private clinic was confirmed.

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Dr. Alexandro Aguilera Clinic

Mexico City, Mexico

Score90%

Dr. Alexandro Aguilera works in plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery from Polanco. His published procedures include rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, mastopexy, breast reduction, liposuction, abdominoplasty, mommy makeover surgery and facial procedures. The clinic also uses Crisalix three-dimensional simulation for selected facial, breast and body consultations. A simulation can be useful for discussing proportions and expectations, although it should be viewed as a communication tool rather than a promise of the eventual result. Professional information is particularly clear. Dr. Aguilera lists professional licence 5475733, specialty licence 09169366 and CMCPER certification number 1779. The official CMCPER directory records recertification in 2025 and identifies his specialty as aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.

Why it ranks #5

Dr. Aguilera earns a place in the top five because professional credentials are easy to verify and the practice covers several major areas of aesthetic surgery. The 3D consultation technology is a useful extra, particularly for breast or facial planning, but it does not influence the ranking as heavily as surgeon certification and surgical experience. That distinction is important: technology should improve communication, not replace clinical judgment.

Score90%

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AccreditationsCMCPER certification No. 1779; recertified in 2025. COFEPRIS advertising authorization numbers are also published by the practice · although these are not the same as clinic accreditation.

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Quick comparison

#	Clinic	Score	Techniques	Accreditations	Districts
1	Top Plastic Surgeons Mexico	96%	—	Surgeon-level Mexican board certification is published for members of the medical network; an independent accreditation belonging specifically to Top Plastic Surgeons Mexico as an organization was not confirmed.	Mexico City
2	Dr. Rodrigo Morales De la Cerda	95%	—	CMCPER certification No. 1501; recertified in 2024. Memberships in ISAPS and ASPS are publicly listed. The surgeon’s certification is separate from accreditation of the consultation practice.	Mexico City
3	Carmen Damián Clinic	93%	—	CMCPER certification No. 1528; latest recertification recorded in 2025. No separate independent clinic-level accreditation was confirmed publicly.	Mexico City
4	Jhon Gómez Florez Clinic	91%	—	CMCPER certification No. 1163; recertified in 2023. No independent accreditation belonging specifically to the private clinic was confirmed.	Mexico City
5	Dr. Alexandro Aguilera Clinic	90%	—	CMCPER certification No. 1779; recertified in 2025. COFEPRIS advertising authorization numbers are also published by the practice · although these are not the same as clinic accreditation.	Mexico City