Booking the Procedure at the Mexico Transgender Centre

Check the invoice carefully to make sure the correct procedures are listed.

Keep copies of the invoice and any agreements and payments you make; in the unlikely event that there is a discrepancy, you might be glad of the documentary backup.

If you can pay the whole lot via bank transfers, you won’t have to pay the tax that gets charged on credit cards. If you pay for this via bank transfers, make sure that the purpose of the transfer is clear in the transfer’s reference.

You can pay for the recovery centre the same way as you pay for the operation (ie same destination account), or you can settle your bill on departure. I paid mine up front so that I would have a better handle on costs. If you decide to pay upfront that, do make sure that you keep all receipts.

You won’t know whether you will have pain or discomfort or be perfectly fine until after you operation. You don’t know how long you will need for recovery. The guidance is a minimum of 2-3 days (in my opinion this is too short even for a painless and complication free operation and recovery). The recommendation is 4-5 days; I agree with that as a minimum, however I would suggest that since you do not know how well you will be until after your operation, an extra day or two on top of that won’t hurt – especially if you. If you do recover early, you can enjoy relaxing under the care of the wonderful staff.

You may also book the procedure with Marla at the Zen and Healthy recovery centre. She books all transfers between the airport and the hospital, as well as the health pass needed for the return to San Diego airport. You might find dealing with her grin the outset more convenient.