Mommy Makeover
Tummy tuck, breast lift or augmentation and liposculpture in Medellín: a complete body transformation after pregnancy.
Starting at
$22,600$15,800
World-class healthcare procedures in Latin America.
Verified providers, coordinated from start to recovery.
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Mommy makeover Colombia packages, facelift, knee replacement, smile design and gastric sleeve surgery, all-inclusive and at launch pricing before we open to the public.
Full Facelift
Face and neck lift with eyelid, brow and lip refinement, for a rested and naturally renewed look.
Starting at
$20,900$14,600
Knee Replacement
Joint replacement with prosthesis, coordinated recovery housing and round-the-clock nursing care.
Starting at
$24,700$17,300
Smile Design
Twenty resin veneers performed by a dentist, with an 8-night hotel stay and transfers. Dental implants quoted on request.
Starting at
$13,100$9,200
Gastric Sleeve
Gastric sleeve surgery in Tijuana at a fraction of the US cost, with 2 nights of hospitalization, 2 nights in a recovery house, nursing care and full board.
Starting at
$7,000$4,900
Hair Transplant
Hair transplant with up to 3,000 follicular grafts, plus hotel stay, meals and transfers, all included.
Starting at
$6,000$4,200
Add-ons available with any package: Sculptra / Radiesse · Thread lift. Ask Aurora for pricing.
Trusted by patients seeking clarity and confidence
“I went to Medellín for a breast augmentation. I was pretty nervous about doing surgery outside the U.S., mostly because I didn't really know what the experience would be like once I got there. The first couple of days were harder than I expected because of the swelling and I was definitely uncomfortable, but the doctor had explained that to me before. What helped was knowing who to contact when I had questions. I didn't feel like I was just left on my own after the procedure. Overall, I'm glad I did it, but I would definitely tell anyone considering it to ask a lot of questions before traveling.”
Madison C.
Breast Augmentation · Medellín · Florida, USA
“I had bariatric surgery in Tijuana after thinking about it for a long time. To be honest, I almost canceled because my family was worried about me going to Mexico for surgery. The hospital was different from what I'm used to in the U.S., so at first that made me a little nervous, but the medical team was very attentive and answered my questions. The recovery wasn't easy, especially the first week, and I think I underestimated that part. Having someone help coordinate everything before I crossed the border made the whole thing less stressful.”
Jason M.
Bariatric Surgery · Tijuana · California, USA
“I had a mommy makeover in Medellín. I had seen a lot of surgeons online, and honestly that made the decision more confusing, not easier. I liked being able to talk to the doctor before flying there because I had a lot of questions about the scars and recovery. Everything didn't go exactly the way I imagined. I needed more rest than I planned and ended up staying mostly at the hotel, but medically everything went as expected. I think the biggest thing for me was feeling like I knew what I was getting into before I made the trip.”
Lauren B.
Mommy Makeover · Medellín · New Jersey, USA
Our trusted clinics
Carefully selected clinics in Medellín, Colombia and Tijuana, Mexico for plastic surgery, dental implants and bariatric surgery.
Each partner is reviewed according to TrustCare's quality and verification standards.
TrustCare in the news
LA Weekly
TrustCare Med Thinks The Problem With Cheap Surgery Abroad Is Everything Around The Surgery
From most of Southern California, the nearest bargain on a medical procedure is a short drive south. Tijuana is minutes from San Diego, and about 1.3 million
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October 9, 2026The Science Times
TrustCare Med Puts AI in Medical Tourism, Then Draws a Hard Line at the Diagnosis
The open question is not whether AI belongs in healthcare, but which parts of a medical decision it should be allowed to touch. TrustCare Med, an international healthcare concierge platform launching on September 30, 2026, has answered that question narrowly, and the answer runs through the whole
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October 5, 2026Miami Herald
TrustCare Med Is Supporting The Latin America Care Route Some Floridians Already Travel
TrustCare Med launches a Colombia-first healthcare concierge to help Floridians compare clinics, book care, and package travel for affordable medical procedures.
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September 30, 2026OK! Magazine
TrustCare Med Wants To Take The Guesswork Out Of Getting Work Done Abroad
The concierge platform launches September 30 for the nervous first-timer, the person who wants the procedure and the savings but has no idea who to trust with either.
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September 29, 2026USA Today
TrustCare Med Launches September 30 With Simultaneous Entry Into Colombia And Mexico
The U.S.-registered concierge platform opens in both countries at once, coordinating care through established Latin
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September 29, 2026Business Insider
TrustCare Med Launches A Concierge Model For Medical Tourism Built On Completed Procedures
The platform opens September 30 in Colombia and Mexico and earns only when a patient actually travels and is treated, a structure that pulls it ...
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September 28, 2026Healthcare Business Today
TrustCare Med Enters A Latin American Provider Market That Spent A Decade Building For International Patients
The platform launches September 30 on top of hospital infrastructure that already runs at scale, and its early network is a read on which institutions were
Read on Healthcare Business TodaySeptember 17, 2026Blog
Gastric Sleeve Medical Tourism: Understand the Cost, Logistics and Follow Up Before You Travel
Considering gastric sleeve surgery abroad? Compare costs, package inclusions, surgical technology, medical travel logistics and follow up before making a decision.
Read articleSeptember 17, 2026Blog
Searching for the Best Dental Implants in Medellín? Here's What You Should Compare
Researching dental implants in Medellín? Learn how to compare implant pricing, All-on-4 costs, treatment components, implant systems and out of pocket expenses.
Read articleSeptember 17, 2026Blog
Tummy Tuck Cost in Miami vs. Medellín: What Are You Really Comparing?
Researching tummy tuck costs in Miami or Medellín? Learn what affects pricing and what is included in TrustCare's Mommy Makeover package.
Read articleSeptember 17, 2026Blog
Plastic Surgery in Colombia: What U.S. Patients Should Know Before They Book
Considering plastic surgery in Colombia? Learn what to compare before booking, including providers, facilities, pricing, recovery and medical travel logistics.
Read articleThe future of medical tourism will depend on medical authority, not advertising
Medical tourism has grown because it responds to a powerful need: patients want access to quality care, specialized doctors, competitive costs, and more agile healthcare options abroad. But as the industry matures, the question is changing.
Read on LinkedInMedical tourism is growing because healthcare access has become a global problem
Medical tourism is not growing only because some patients are looking for more affordable procedures. That is just one part of the story.
Read on LinkedInThe informal side of medical tourism is not a pricing problem. It is a patient safety problem.
In any high-growth industry, a predictable tension appears: while the formal market invests in standards, infrastructure, and reputation, the informal market tries to capture demand through speed, promises, and prices that are difficult to justify. In medical tourism, that tension can have serious c
Read on LinkedInAI could professionalize medical tourism, but only if medicine leads the technology
Artificial intelligence is entering medical tourism at a critical moment. International demand is growing, clinics are receiving more inquiries, patients are comparing more options, and medical information is circulating across multiple formats, languages, and levels of quality.
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June 2, 2026Forbes Georgia
The Confidence Gap In Medical Tourism, And How TrustCare Med Is Trying To Close It
For all the growth in cross-border care, the thing that stops patients is rarely the surgeon. It is the absence of anyone to trust. TrustCare Med, launching September 30, was built around that gap. The number of medical tourists coming into Colombia rose from about 25,000 in 2015 to 85,000 in 2023, according to ProColombia. …
Read on Forbes GeorgiaQuestions you might have
Find answers to common questions about TrustCare, plastic surgery in Colombia, what procedures cost, and Aurora, your AI concierge
How does TrustCare work?
TrustCare helps you explore procedures, understand your options, and connect with verified specialists through a guided and coordinated experience.
Are the specialists verified?
Yes. TrustCare focuses on connecting patients with verified specialists and trusted providers.
Do you provide medical advice?
No. TrustCare helps organize information and facilitate connections, but medical advice must come directly from licensed healthcare professionals.
How are specialists selected for me?
Specialists are matched based on your goals, needs, procedure interest, and the type of support you are looking for.
Can I communicate directly with the specialist?
Yes. TrustCare is designed to help you connect and communicate more clearly with the right providers.
How much does plastic surgery cost in Colombia compared to the US?
Typically 50 to 70 percent less for the same procedure with a board-certified surgeon. TrustCare Med all-inclusive packages in Medellín start at $14,600 for a full facelift and $15,800 for a mommy makeover, including the recovery house, 24/7 nursing, meals and transfers.
Where are the procedures performed?
Plastic surgery, dental work, knee replacement and hair transplant take place in Medellín, Colombia, with partner clinics such as Clínica Medellín and Clínica Las Vegas. Gastric sleeve surgery takes place in Tijuana, Mexico, 30 minutes from San Diego airport.
How much is a tummy tuck in Miami compared to Medellín?
In Miami a tummy tuck usually totals $8,500 to $15,000 once the facility and anesthesia are added to the surgeon fee. The cost of a tummy tuck in Medellín with a board-certified plastic surgeon is commonly $3,500 to $6,500. TrustCare includes it in the Mommy Makeover package from $15,800 with breast surgery, liposculpture, an 8-day recovery house and nursing.
How much do dental implants cost without insurance, and what is the All-on-4 price?
In the US a single implant with crown is commonly $3,000 to $5,000 and All-on-4 is $20,000 to $30,000 per arch. The best dental implants in Medellín, placed by a specialist with premium brands such as Straumann or Nobel Biocare, are typically a third of that. TrustCare quotes implants and All-on-4 case by case; the Smile Design package with 20 resin veneers performed by a dentist and an 8-night hotel stay starts at $9,200.
How much does gastric sleeve surgery cost?
Self-pay gastric sleeve surgery in the US is commonly $15,000 to $25,000. The TrustCare Gastric Sleeve package in Tijuana, 30 minutes from San Diego airport, starts at $4,900 and includes the surgery with a verified bariatric surgeon, 2 nights of hospitalization, 2 nights in a recovery house, 24/7 nursing, meals, labs and transfers.
I am looking for affordable plastic surgery near me. Why travel?
Because the honest comparison is the total cost, not the surgeon fee. A US mommy makeover with hospital, anesthesia and two weeks of help at home often exceeds $25,000. In Medellín, three hours from Miami, the same procedures with the flight, an 8-day recovery house with nurses and every transfer come in well under half of that, with a surgeon TrustCare has verified.
What does an all-inclusive package cover?
The surgery with a verified specialist, pre-surgical lab work, the recovery house or hotel, nursing where needed, meals, and transfers between the airport, clinic and recovery house. Flights, medication, garments and clinic insurance are quoted separately.