Patient Education
Cost Guides
Honest, plain-language guides to how treatment costs are determined, what a written estimate contains, and what to ask before you commit. No prices are published here: they would be meaningless without an assessment, and the hospital's written estimate for your own case is the only figure that is authoritative for you.
All Guides
Ten guides to how costs are built
- Why Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery Costs What It DoesHow Fees Are Built
- What a Surgical Quote Includes, and What It Does NotReading a Quote
- Why the Estimate Can Change, and How Changes Are AgreedChanges and Consent
- The Consultation Fee and What It CoversAssessment
- Implants and Materials: Why the Choice Changes CostMaterials
- Revision Surgery: Why It Is Charged DifferentlyRevision
- Reconstructive Versus Aesthetic Funding: How They DifferFunding
- Payment, Deposits and SchedulingPayment
- Insurance and International PatientsInsurance
- How to Get and Read a Written EstimateWritten Estimates
Start with an assessment and a written estimate
Reach out to arrange an assessment. We examine what is actually needed, explain how the cost of your treatment would be built, and put it in writing as an itemised estimate for your own case — including what it does not cover. There is no obligation to decide anything on the day.