Minimally invasive surgery
Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique that, when indicated, allows certain procedures to be performed through small incisions and may support a faster recovery and less postoperative pain.
General, gastrointestinal and laparoscopic surgery. Consultations and operating theatre at Hospital Angeles Lomas (Huixquilucan, State of Mexico) and Hospital Español de México (Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City). Consultations available in English.


Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique that, when indicated, allows certain procedures to be performed through small incisions and may support a faster recovery and less postoperative pain.
I review your case thoroughly before proposing surgery. A sound diagnosis often avoids an unnecessary operation.
I follow your case personally, from the first consultation through to recovery. You will not have to repeat your history to different people.
Services
Every condition calls for its own approach. I stay with you from the consultation through to recovery, with the judgement your case requires.
Full clinical history, review of previous investigations and physical examination to reach a clear diagnosis.
General and gastrointestinal surgical procedures using a minimally invasive technique, when the case allows it.
When the case requires it, open surgery is performed to the same standard of safety and follow-up. The choice between open and laparoscopic surgery depends on the characteristics of each patient and of the indicated procedure.
Follow-up consultations after surgery to review your progress and answer any questions.
WHAT DO YOU NEED?
Answer 2 quick questions and I will point you to the type of consultation you need.
HOW IT WORKS
A clear process, from the first consultation through to your full recovery.
You tell me your symptom or the diagnosis you already have, and we schedule your consultation at Hospital Angeles Lomas or Hospital Español de México.
I review your clinical history and investigations, and together we decide whether the treatment is medical or surgical.
If surgery is needed, it is scheduled at Hospital Angeles Lomas or Hospital Español de México with the team and protocol appropriate to your case.
I stay with you through your follow-up appointments until discharge, answering any question that comes up along the way.

“The surgical technique should be adapted to the patient, not the patient to a technique.”
ABOUT ME
I am a surgeon with a specialty in General Surgery from UNAM, focused on gastrointestinal surgery, laparoscopic surgery and minimally invasive techniques. My practice centres on assessing each case individually and determining when surgery is genuinely necessary and which approach best suits each patient.
I chose surgery because it brings together medical knowledge, technical skill and the chance to help patients in a tangible way. My practice is grounded in scientific evidence, continuous medical education and a close, transparent relationship with each patient.
I taught Introduction to Surgery at Universidad Westhill, and my priority as a surgeon is always the same: a clear diagnosis and a safe recovery for every patient. I practise at Hospital Angeles Lomas and Hospital Español de México, in the Mexico City metropolitan area.
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) · Board-certified by the Mexican Board of General Surgery
Specialty in General Surgery
Minimally invasive surgery
Lecturer in Introduction to Surgery, Universidad Westhill (2021–2024)
PROCEDURES I PERFORM
Removal of the gallbladder by laparoscopic surgery.
Hernia repair using current surgical techniques and high-quality materials, carefully selected for each patient.
Repair of abdominal wall defects.
Removal of the appendix, usually by laparoscopy.
Surgical treatment of reflux and hiatal hernia.
Surgical treatment of colon conditions, using an open or minimally invasive technique depending on the case.
Assessment and treatment, from conservative options through to surgical procedures when indicated.
Abdominal wall surgery, surgical emergencies, and second opinions on diagnoses and treatments already proposed.
BLOG AND RESOURCES
Warning signs, the investigations required, and when a laparoscopic cholecystectomy is the best option. Article in Spanish.
When a lump in the groin or abdomen needs surgical assessment, and what to expect from the repair. Article in Spanish.
Where I practise
Consultations and operating theatre at Hospital Angeles Lomas (Huixquilucan, State of Mexico) and Hospital Español de México (Polanco, Mexico City). I see patients from across Mexico City and the surrounding metropolitan area.
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What patients who trusted me with their surgery have to say.
Reviews were originally written in Spanish on Doctoralia and have been translated into English.
“He operated on a gastrointestinal problem I had, and from the first appointment I felt very comfortable with him. He took the time to explain the procedure and all the aftercare in detail. He answered all my questions and was very kind and humble. It is clear that, as well as his experience, his knowledge is thoroughly up to date.”
“An excellent doctor, who listens to the patient carefully and patiently and explains the best treatment options. It was also very helpful that he requested some tests before the consultation, so his assessment was more complete.”
“Warm from the very first moment. Dr. Kleiman was empathetic and accurate in his diagnosis and treatment. A great human being and an excellent doctor. Thoroughly recommended.”
“An excellent doctor. He explained everything extraordinarily well, with effective treatment. I had seen many doctors before and none had managed to control my symptoms.”
“The doctor was very professional in explaining everything about my condition and treatment in detail. His manner was warm and I immediately felt I was in good hands.”
FOR PHYSICIANS AND CLINICS
If you are a general practitioner, a specialist or a clinic and you need to refer a patient for assessment or for general, gastrointestinal or laparoscopic surgery, I will gladly see them in interconsultation.
Tell me about the case on WhatsApp and we will coordinate the interconsultation.
Refer a patient on WhatsAppPrefer email? Write to alankleimanz@me.com.
For safety and privacy, please do not send photographs, medical studies, clinical records or sensitive medical information through this channel. To share clinical information, wait for instructions from the office. See the privacy notice (in Spanish).
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The questions that come up most often...
Message me on WhatsApp and I will answer you personally.
Tell me what symptoms you have, or what surgery you have been recommended, and we will arrange a consultation to give you a clear diagnosis.