Ankle Surgery
Is ankle pain affecting your mobility? Are you unable to perform daily functions like walking or exercising?
Ankle surgery can help alleviate pain and restore mobility so you can get back to the activities you love.
Our skilled orthopedic surgeons in Tijuana, Mexico, can repair your ankle and restore your quality of life.
What Can Ankle Surgery Correct? Multiple Ankle Issues and Injuries
When therapy and medication aren't enough to manage your pain and help improve mobility, ankle surgery can help. Our orthopedic surgeons can correct:
- Fractures
- Arthritis
- Torn Ligaments
- Torn Muscles
- Torn Tendons
- Chronic Instability
Do I Need Ankle Surgery? Contact Our Practice to Find Out
If you're tired of dealing with the pain and reduced function that arthritis, damaged bones, or other ankle conditions can cause, our Tijuana clinic is here to help. No matter where you're from, you could benefit from our affordable prices and thorough care. We've helped patients from the United States, Canada, and beyond secure effective solutions quickly.
Patients from the U.S. and Canada don't have to wait for surgery — our clinic is ready to treat you now. Our bilingual orthopedic team in Tijuana, Mexico, offers free phone consultations to discuss your symptoms and determine the best course of treatment. Contact our practice today to take the first step toward pain-free mobility.
(619) 690-8417
Our cutting-edge clinic in Tijuana, Mexico, offers advanced procedures that may not be available in your home country. We welcome patients from all over the world and will do everything we can to streamline your visit with us.
Meet Dr. Gino Perretta
A Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Gino Perretta is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon in Tijuana, Mexico. He worked hard to become our lead orthopedist at Oasis of Hope Hospital. He received his Doctor of Medicine degree from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, then went on to complete four years of specialty training in orthopedic surgery.
Dedicated to providing patients with quality procedures, Dr. Perretta received board certification from the Mexican Council of Orthopedics and Traumatology. He is committed to continuing education so he can provide his patients with the best quality care he can.
Why Choose Mexico for Your Surgery? We Make World-Class Care Affordable
Our Tijuana, Mexico, orthopedic practice has helped many patients from the U.S., Mexico, Canada, and beyond restore their mobility and improve their quality of life. Whether you have a torn ligament or a fracture, our doctors can help you get back on your feet. We provide our patients:
All-Inclusive Pricing
There are no added fees with our ankle surgery pricing. Your cost includes surgeon fees, hospital stay in Mexico, ground transportation, and more.
Experienced Surgeons
Our orthopedic surgeons have earned their medical degrees from accredited universities and have multiple years of orthopedic experience. Dr. Gino Perretta, our lead orthopedist, underwent four years of specialty training in orthopedic surgery and is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon.
Multiple Options
Don't wait for your pain to get worse. Our Tijuana practice offers a wide range of surgical options to treat ankle pain and immobility. After recovery, you can get back to the activities you love pain-free.
Healing After Your Surgery For an Easier Recovery
Patients who undergo ankle surgery can typically resume their normal activities in about three to four months. Until then, our Mexico team may recommend aftercare instructions like:
Taking Pain Medication
After your procedure with our team in Mexico, you can expect some pain and bruising around your ankle. Discomfort can be managed with prescribed and over-the-counter pain relievers. You can also apply a cool compress to the area.
Completing Physical Therapy
You can expect swelling and limited mobility after your surgery, but as soon as you're able, physical therapy can make a big difference in your recovery. We may provide you with exercises to perform at home or recommend finding a physical therapist.
"It is always the number-one goal of our orthopedic surgeons to restore your mobility and quality of life."
