
Colon and rectal care in Tijuana, without the wait
Hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas, colonoscopy and minimally invasive colorectal surgery. A clear diagnosis, a plan explained step by step and care in English, minutes from the San Diego border.

Hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas, colonoscopy and minimally invasive colorectal surgery. A clear diagnosis, a plan explained step by step and care in English, minutes from the San Diego border.

Most hemorrhoids and fissures are solved without surgery. Office treatments such as rubber band ligation, and precise outpatient surgery when it is truly needed.

Screening from age 45 with sedation, high-definition imaging and polyp removal in the same session. Results in writing the same day.

Laparoscopic surgery for diverticulitis, colorectal cancer and rectal prolapse. Small incisions, less pain and a team that follows you until discharge.

Visit, exam and written summary for your US doctor. Outpatient procedures with same-day return and one direct line to plan your trip.
From the most common discomfort to colon surgery. Pick what is closest to what you are going through.

Bleeding, itching, a lump or pain when you sit are not something you have to live with.
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A sharp, cutting pain during and after a bowel movement, sometimes lasting hours, is the hallmark of an anal fissure.
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A painful, swollen lump near the anus is often an abscess. A small opening that keeps draining weeks later is usually a fistula.
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A colonoscopy examines the entire colon with a thin, flexible camera.
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Colorectal cancer usually begins as a polyp that takes years to turn malignant.
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Laparoscopy lets the surgeon operate on the colon and rectum through incisions of about half an inch, guided by a high-definition camera.
Learn moreProctólogo en Tijuana is a coloproctology practice located at Hospital Angeles Tijuana, in the heart of Zona Río. Coloproctology is the surgical specialty devoted to the colon, the rectum and the anus: it diagnoses, treats with medication and, when needed, operates.
People arrive with symptoms they have often carried for years, such as bleeding, pain, itching or a change in bowel habits. The work begins by listening and examining, and ends only when you understand what you have and what your options are.


A medical website needs no promises. These are the 4 principles we work by.
No treatment starts without an exam. Rectal bleeding is never assumed to be hemorrhoids: it is examined.
These are symptoms people put off for years out of embarrassment. Here they are discussed plainly, privately and without judgment.
Habits and medication first, office procedures next, and surgery only when it is the best answer.
Your diagnosis, your plan, your preparation and your aftercare, on paper and in language you can follow.

Colorectal cancer almost always starts as a polyp with no symptoms. Finding and removing it in time prevents the cancer.
By phone, WhatsApp or the form. We confirm a day and time and tell you what to bring.
A private conversation and a gentle exam. In most cases you leave with a diagnosis the same day.
Options, benefits and risks explained clearly, with instructions in writing.
From medication to surgery, with scheduled reviews and a number to call with questions.

Patient guides written in plain language.

How fiber, water and 5 simple bathroom habits prevent hemorrhoids, fissures and constipation, with a list of high-fiber foods and…

How to prepare for a colonoscopy step by step: what to eat in the days before, how to take the prep, which medications to adjust…

Rectal bleeding: the 6 most common causes, what the color of the blood tells you, which signs are urgent and which studies find…
A proctologist, or colorectal surgeon, diagnoses and treats diseases of the colon, rectum and anus: hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas, abscesses, constipation, diverticulitis, inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer, and performs colonoscopy.
The exam is brief and done with care; when something hurts, instruments are avoided. It is a routine part of this specialty and is carried out in private.
No. You can book directly. If you have previous studies such as a colonoscopy, lab work or imaging, bring them.
Yes. The office is in Tijuana’s Zona Río, minutes from the San Ysidro border crossing, and care is available in English.
Fees are given when you book, by phone or WhatsApp, because they depend on the type of visit and the studies required.
Call us, message us on WhatsApp or leave your details and we will contact you to confirm a date and time.