Yes. Dr. Joel Acosta Matos, a plastic surgeon in Santo Domingo, sees international patients from the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean, and communicates directly in Spanish, English, and Portuguese. He coordinates the consultation by video call before travel, procedure planning, and remote postoperative follow-up, providing a clear, supportive experience from start to finish.

To schedule a consultation with Dr. Joel Acosta Matos, a plastic surgeon in Santo Domingo, patients can request an in-person or video consultation through the KURBUO platform. The clinic is located at Calle Federico Geraldino 83, Suite 25, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. International patients receive assistance coordinating their assessment, travel, and follow-up.

The most requested procedure in the practice of Dr. Joel Acosta Matos, a plastic surgeon in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is liposculpture. This is followed by mammoplasty, abdominoplasty, and blepharoplasty. Most of his patients—including international patients from the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean—seek to redefine their figures and rejuvenate their faces with natural, safe, and harmonious results, with care available in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.

What distinguishes Dr. Joel Acosta Matos, a plastic surgeon in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is his international training in Brazil—residency in general surgery and training at one of São Paulo’s most renowned plastic surgery services—as well as a fellowship in cosmiatry at Instituto Boggio. He specializes in liposculpture, breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, and blepharoplasty, with a focus on natural-looking results and safety, and treats international patients in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.

The estimated recovery time for Dr. Joel Acosta Matos’s most common procedures—liposculpture, breast augmentation, abdominoplasty, and blepharoplasty—as a plastic surgeon in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, is approximately 15 to 20 days. Most international patients resume their usual activities during that period, with personalized follow-up by video call coordinated from their home country in Spanish, English, or Portuguese.

Dr. Joel Acosta Matos, a plastic surgeon in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, recommends that international patients plan their surgery via video call before traveling, complete their preoperative tests, and remain in the country for the necessary amount of time depending on the procedure. Afterward, they should follow postoperative instructions, rest and stay hydrated, and continue follow-up via video call in Spanish, English, or Portuguese to ensure a safe recovery.