Cosmetic & MoreHair Transplant
Moves your own hair follicles from the back of the scalp to thinning areas, usually as a day procedure.
Starting fromUS$1,000
Get QuoteCosmetic, Dental, Joint, Fertility and Other Treatments
Hair transplant, cosmetic surgery, dental implants, joint replacement, IVF, weight loss surgery and eye surgery.
This group brings together planned treatments: hair transplant, cosmetic surgery, dental implants, knee and hip replacement, IVF (in vitro fertilisation), bariatric (weight loss) surgery and LASIK eye surgery. Because they are planned, you usually have time to compare hospitals and countries before you decide.
Send what the surgeon needs to judge your case: clear photos for hair or cosmetic surgery, a dental X-ray for implants, knee or hip X-rays, fertility test results for IVF, or your weight, height and medical history for bariatric surgery. Tell us which country you prefer, or let hospitals in several countries quote.
Any operation carries risks, and good health matters before surgery. A surgeon may advise against a procedure, or suggest a different one, after seeing your reports. Recovery takes time, and some treatments, such as dental implants, need a second visit months later, so ask how many trips each quote assumes. Rules on fertility treatment also differ between countries, and we check them for the destination you choose.
One set of reports, several quotes
You send your reports once. We share them, with your consent, with partner hospitals that treat this speciality. Each one quotes for your case and you decide.
Treatments
- Cosmetic & More
Cosmetic & MoreRhinoplasty (Nose Surgery)
Surgery to change the shape of the nose, improve breathing, or both, with about a week in a splint.
Starting fromUS$1,500Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreLiposuction
Removes stubborn pockets of fat through small cuts. It changes body contour and is not a way to lose weight.
Starting fromUS$1,500Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreTummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
Removes loose skin from the lower abdomen and can repair separated muscles, often after pregnancy or weight loss.
Starting fromUS$2,500Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreBreast Augmentation
Implants or fat transfer to add breast volume, usually with one night in hospital and about a week to ten days before flying home.
Starting fromUS$1,600Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreDental Implants
Titanium posts that replace the roots of missing teeth, usually placed on one trip and finished with fixed teeth on a second.
Starting fromUS$400Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreKnee Replacement
Worn knee joint surfaces replaced with metal and plastic parts, with three to five days in hospital and two to three weeks of rehab.
Starting fromUS$4,500Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreHip Replacement
A worn or damaged hip joint replaced with an artificial ball and socket, with three to five days in hospital.
Starting fromUS$5,000Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreIVF Treatment
Eggs are fertilised in a laboratory and an embryo is placed in the womb, with two to three weeks near the clinic.
Starting fromUS$2,000Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreBariatric Surgery
Weight loss surgery, usually a sleeve gastrectomy or gastric bypass, followed by lifelong vitamins and check-ups.
Starting fromUS$3,000Get Quote
Cosmetic & MoreLASIK Eye Surgery
Laser reshaping of the cornea to correct short sight, long sight or astigmatism, done as day care with a short stay.
Starting fromUS$600Get Quote
Indicative range. Your final cost depends on your reports and the hospital you choose.
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