The four kidnapped Americans were allegedly en route to a tummy tuck appointment.
A US woman is detailing her harrowing experience with Mexican medical tourism to warn others of the dangers after four Americans were kidnapped while allegedly en route to a cosmetic procedure in the country.this week that she felt “desperate” when she decided to undergo bariatric surgery in Tijuana in 2016.
The experience, however, quickly devolved into a crisis when Rodriguez experienced serious complications. Looking back, Rodriguez said the decision to travel outside of the US for a major operation was “probably the worst choice I ever made in my life.”following a brutal, broad-daylight kidnapping just over the Texas border in Matamoros earlier this month.In the days after the abduction, relatives of the childhood friends said the foursome traveled to Mexico so that survivor Latavia “Tay” McGee could undergo a tummy tuck procedure.
“Pre-pandemic, some 1.2 million American citizens traveled to Mexico for elective medical treatment,” WoodmanLatavia “Tay” McGee was reportedly going to receive a tummy tuck when she and her three friends were kidnapped.Patients, he continued, mostly travel for cosmetic procedures and dental work, because they can “save 50-70% over what they would pay in the United States for an elective treatment.
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