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A new clinic has opened in Costa Rica, offering a range of cosmetic surgery and medical tourism features.
Costa Rica is now an increasingly popular country for people wanting surgery abroad, and the Clinica Biblica Hospital has released a new website providing direct access to its medical procedure expertise and services for international patients.
Guest Services Director, Lorena Morera explains: "For a long time the Hospital Clinica Biblica has been visited by patients from USA, Canada and some European countries to have cosmetic surgery, bariatric procedures, and cardiovascular treatments among others. In other cases, patients are healthy but they come to Costa Rica for a vacation and have their annual medical check up. In all cases, we have always made sure our guests receive a personalized service that will fit their particular needs. So our new website is a natural step towards evolving our high quality service, with all the necessary tips and tools that potential guests require before making a decision of traveling to Costa Rica for a medical procedure."
Hospital Clinica Biblica, a general hospital located in the capital of San Jose, was founded in 1929, and enjoys an excellent national and international reputation for quality care in many areas; including plastic surgery, eye surgery, weight loss surgery, and a wide range of outpatient services such as medical check-ups. A great part of its success has been due to its renowned quality of health care services provided, which is currently under a Joint Commission International certification process. The Hospital is also staffed by many dedicated -and US trained- physicians and surgeons.
A gastric bypass in Costa Rica costs $10,000, while it is between $35,000 to $45,000 in the U.S. A breast augmentation is $3,000 compared to $7,000 to $10,000 in the U.S. Getting a face-lift in Costa Rica costs just $4,700 but costs up to $15,000 in the U.S.
You can find out more about the services that the clinic offers by mailing info@cosmeticsurgeryanswers.co,uk
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