Integrated Surgery Clinic (CCI)

Integrated Surgery Clinic (CCI) is a private plastic and aesthetic surgery facility in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The clinic provides both cosmetic enhancements and reconstructive solutions. Two specialists manage the practice: Dr. Agustina Hilario Durán and Dr. Carlos Arvelo.

Medical Team Expertise

Dr. Agustina Hilario Durán leads the surgical team with around 30 years of experience. She completed her general surgery specialization at the Military Hospital of the Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic. Dr. Durán then trained in plastic surgery at the Carlos Arvelo Military Hospital in Venezuela. During her 2004 residency, she served as Chief of Residents.

Surgical Specialties and Methods

The clinic focuses on body contouring and facial rejuvenation. Specialists use an "all angles" approach for body sculpting to create defined figures. The surgical menu includes several key areas:

• Body Contouring: Liposculpture 360, full or mini abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), and arm lifts.
• Breast Surgery: Mastoplasty, breast implants, and breast lifts – often performed without implants.
• Facial Rejuvenation: Blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), rhytidectomy (facelift), and cervicoplasty (neck lift).
• Buttock Enhancement: Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) and buttock augmentation.
• Intimate Surgery: Labiaplasty.

Surgeons frequently combine these procedures for complete aesthetic results. For example, thigh liposuction is often paired with a mini thigh lift. This improves both skin tightness and contour.

Advanced Technologies

The clinic uses specialized platforms to improve surgical outcomes and skin quality. BodyTite is applied during liposuction to help tighten tissue. This system reduces skin laxity while removing localized fat. As a result, surgeons can address both volume reduction and skin firming in one session.

Services for International Patients

The clinic uses a photo-based intake process for initial evaluations. This allows international patients to receive an assessment before traveling. The evaluation requires four photographs showing front, side, and back views. Patients do not need to show their faces in these images. After this intake, the surgical team develops a detailed treatment plan.