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Network & Editorial Disclosure

How we select related educational resources, our publishing relationships, and how readers can request corrections.

Publishing relationships

MiniBypassMexico.com is part of a small group of patient-education websites that share common publishing, editorial, and technical infrastructure. Related websites we may reference include WeightLossSurgeryGuide.com, SleeveTijuana.com, BariatricRevisionGuide.com, DiabetesMagnaPlus.com, GLPSurgery.com, EndoscopicSleeveGuide.com, MagnaMetabolic.com, SleevePlus.mx, HerniaGuide.com, and BodyContouringMexico.com.

These relationships are disclosed here so readers understand that some outbound educational links point to sister publications. Links are not paid placements and cross-links are not required or reciprocal.

How related links are selected

Related links are selected manually by our editors. A link is added only when another resource provides substantially deeper information about the exact topic being discussed. Most articles include three to six internal MiniBypassMexico links and zero to two cross-domain links. Many pages include no cross-domain links at all.

We do not use automated keyword-linking scripts, and we do not publish a general "Our Network" directory. Cross-domain links do not constitute medical recommendations.

Editorial and medical review

Content is produced under our Editorial Policy and reviewed under our Medical Review Policy. Sources are documented in Sources & Verification. All clinical guidance ultimately belongs to a qualified clinician — see our Medical Disclaimer.

Corrections and feedback

If you notice an error, an outdated reference, or a link that does not fit the topic, please contact us through the Request Information form on the homepage. We investigate and update content promptly when a correction is warranted.

Reviewed By

Dr. Ariel Ortiz Lagardere, MD, FACS, FASMBS

Founder, Obesity Control Center · Bariatric & Metabolic Surgeon

Last Reviewed
June 2026

Medical Notice: This content is educational only and should not replace professional medical advice. Individual outcomes vary. Treatment decisions should be made with qualified healthcare professionals.