The Facility

Albertal Center for Cosmetic Surgery practice is committed to obtaining excellent results that are natural looking and safe while continuing to maintain realistic expectations.  
 

Albertal Center for Cosmetic Surgery is located in one of the youngest and trendiest areas in Buenos Aires, surrounded by fashion stores, cafes and lots of classy gourmet restaurants, known as the Palermo Soho area in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

Dr. Jorge M. Albertal uses the most advanced techniques and state of the art equipment to ensure the ultimate results with every procedure.

Safety is paramount and since Dr. Albertal collaborates with a team of skilled professionals which includes Anesthesiologists, Cardiologists and English-speaking Nurses when he performs his surgeries, the outcome and satisfaction level of his patients is unsurpassed. Dr. Albertal focuses as much on health as he does on aesthetics, enhancing the results of each individual patient.

About Dr. Albertal

Dr. Jorge Albertal, M.D., is a member of the Buenos Aires Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and the Brazilian Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (MBSPRS).

• 2004 - Opened the Albertal Center for Cosmetic Treatment, Palermo - Buenos Aires, Argentina.
• 2001 to Present - Opened Private Practice - Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
• 2001 - First-ever foreign Chief Resident Plastic Surgery, Prof. Ivo Pitanguy's Department of Plastic Surgery, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  
• 1998-2001 - Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Internship - Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, under Prof. Ivo Pitanguy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
• 1994-1998 - General Surgery, The Medical University for Science and Research (CEMIC) - Awarded the Class "A" Internship - Argentine Society of Surgery, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  
• 1987-1993 - M.D. Del Salvador Catholic University, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
  

With over 15 years of experience Dr. Abertal is certain to make sure all of your expectations are met. Our goals is ensure patient satisfaction and and excellent results.

Non Surgical Procedures Available:

• Botox© application
• Wrinkle Treatment (Different options)

Note: Before & After photos are available upon request

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About Buenos Aires, Argentina

Mix together a beautiful European-like city with attractive residents, gourmet cuisine, amazing shopping, a frenzied nightlife and top-drawer activities, and you get Buenos Aires, a cosmopolitan metropolis with both slick neighborhoods and equally downtrodden areas – but that’s part of the appeal.It’s an elegant, seductive place with a ragged edge, laced with old-world languor and yet full of contemporary attitude. Buenos Aires is somehow strangely familiar, but unlike any other city in the world. 

In between cutting-edge designer boutiques, ritzy neighborhoods and grand parks are unkempt streets full of spewing buses and bustling fervor.

Seek out classic Buenos Aires: the old-world cafés, colonial architecture, fun outdoor markets and diverse communities. Rub shoulders with the formerly rich and famous in Recoleta’s cemetery. Fill your belly at a parrilla (steak restaurant), then spend the night partying away in Palermo Viejo’s trendiest dance club.


Hunt for that antique gem in a dusty San Telmo shop, or visit on Sunday for the barrio’s spectacularly popular fair. Learn to sweep your leg dancing the sultry tango, and then attend a super-passionate fútbol match between River and Boca. These unforgettable adventures (and many more) are just waiting for you to go out and experience them.

Everyone knows someone who has been here and raved about it. You’ve put it off long enough. Come to Buenos Aires and you’ll understand why so many people have fallen in love with this amazing city.

When to go

In terms of weather, spring (September to November) and fall (March to May) are the best seasons to visit Buenos Aires. Also, most festivals take place during these months, as do a good chunk of sporting events. Winter can be cold but not freezing, and a fine time to visit the city’s theaters, museums and cafés.

Many tourists come during the late spring and summer (November to March), though the hottest months of January and February are usually unpleasantly humid.. However, no matter what time of year you visit, Buenos Aires will have something exciting to offer.

Currency

Argentina’s unit of currency is the peso. Notes come in denominations of 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 pesos.

Banks and cambios (foreign-exchange offices) are common in the city center; banks have longer lines and more limited opening hours but may offer better rates.

For international transfers Western Union has many branches in Buenos Aires, including an office near Retiro.

Travel

Buenos Aires is Argentina’s international gateway and easily accessible from North America, Europe and Australasia, as well as other capital cities in South America.

Almost all international flights arrive at BA’s Ezeiza air-port, about 35km south of the center. Ezeiza is a modern airport with good services such as ATMs, restaurants and duty-free shops.

Most domestic flights use Aeroparque Jorge Newbery air-port, a short distance from downtown Bueno Aires.
 

Source: Lonely Planet

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