Chief Bariatric Surgeon and Medical Director
Dr. Sergio Quiñones, bariatric surgeon in Tijuana
More than ten years on gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, and revision surgery at Pompeii México in Zona Río, Tijuana. The license lines on this page are the descriptions already stored for Dr. Sergio Quiñones.
Scope of practice
The ten-year line is the experience sentence already printed on the Pompeii México home page. It covers gastric sleeve, Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, and revision surgery. It does not name a medical school, a residency year, or a number of cases, because those details are not in the repository. A year-by-year curriculum would be a fabrication, so this page does not print one.
Patients use this profile to see who reviews the clinical pages and who is named on the priced packages. The surgical plan for a specific person still comes from the records review, not from a biography. Mini gastric bypass and duodenal switch are discussed when the history calls for them. They are not given the sleeve price on the strength of this page.
Licensure on file
The general license line stored for him reads as a certified general surgeon and bariatric specialist under DGP and SEP México. The specialty line reads as advanced laparoscopic and metabolic surgery. The regulatory line names COFEPRIS and the Secretaría de Salud de Baja California. Those are descriptions. They are not a digit string, and this page does not turn them into one.
Showing a blank where a number would go is the honest version of a credential block. A patient who needs the numeric cédula can ask the coordinator to show the document. Until that number is added to a source file, the HTML and the physician schema both stop at the description. Inventing digits would fail the publication rule this site already uses.
- General medical license
- Certified General Surgeon & Bariatric Specialist (DGP / SEP México)
- Specialty
- Specialist in Advanced Laparoscopic & Metabolic Surgery
- Regulatory oversight
- COFEPRIS & Secretaría de Salud de Baja California
- Surgical facility
- Pompeii Surgical Center - Unidad Quirúrgica de Alta Especialidad
- Av. Diego Rivera 2550, Zona Urbana Río, 22010 Tijuana, B.C.
CMCOEM and IFSO
CMCOEM is the Mexican college for surgery of obesity and metabolic disease. IFSO is the international federation for the surgery of obesity and metabolic disorders. Both names are already on the home-page trust row and in the physician schema, with links to the organizations' own sites. Neither entry includes a member number, and this profile does not add one.
Affiliation is not the same claim as a personal Wikipedia biography, a star rating, or a count of operations. The schema knowsAbout links point at procedure articles, not at a biography of the surgeon. This page keeps that boundary. The reader can check the two organization names and can see that no certificate digit sits beside them.
- CMCOEM. Colegio Mexicano de Cirugía de Obesidad y Enfermedades Metabólicas
- IFSO. International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders
Where he operates
The facility string in the source is Pompeii Surgical Center, unidad quirúrgica de alta especialidad, at Av. Diego Rivera 2550, Zona Urbana Río, 22010 Tijuana, B.C. The hospital node in the page schema uses that address and the organization phone +1 (858) 439-7931. The facilities page tells patients the hospital portion is for walking, liquids, and pain control, and that a recovery suite follows.
An accreditation slogan is a different fact. The repository does not contain one, so this profile does not say the center is accredited and does not borrow another hospital's brand. Patients who want the room and the ride described in travel terms should read the San Diego page. That page includes round-trip private transport and one companion on priced plans.
What this profile does not claim
The withheld list is short on purpose. No personal biography date, no university name, no operation tally, and no insurer appear here, because none of those strings exist in the source files this change was allowed to use. Stories on the home page are separate from this credential block and are not converted into a rating.
If a later change adds a sourced cédula, the same change should print the number in the visible profile and in the schema together. Until then, both stay descriptive. That is the difference between a thick profile and an invented one. Depth here comes from explaining the practice, the priced packages, and the limits of the file.
Procedures and published prices
The sleeve and bypass prices are the same figures used on the pricing page. They include the surgeon, the anesthesiologist, a private hospital room, medicines, laparoscopic supplies, round-trip transport from San Diego, a recovery suite, one companion, five-year nutrition follow-up, and complication insurance. A personal airline ticket is not included. The certificate, not this profile, states the insurance terms.
Revision work is part of the ten-year scope, and it still has no package price. The prior operative note and the most recent endoscopy are what the review needs. Payment is not due before the surgeon clears the person. If he does not clear the person, the trip is not treated as a booked surgery.
Medical review of this site
Procedure pages, the pricing page, the insurance page, and the diet guides name him as reviewer. That is an accountability line, not a testimonial. The atomic answers on those pages are written to be cited by answer engines, and they stay inside the same facts. This profile is the place that gathers the credential side of that attribution.
A reader who wants the price table should open the all-inclusive pricing page. A reader who wants the stay should open the facilities page and the San Diego travel page. A reader who wants to be reviewed should apply. The deposit for that application is $0. This profile does not replace the medical record.