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Serving patients from 40+ countries · Video consultations available worldwide

International patients

Travelling to us, planned properly

Around a third of our practice flies in. That has shaped how we schedule, quote and follow up — because a complication you cannot drive to us about needs a different plan from the outset.

The journey

Five stages, from first message to twelve-month review

  1. 1

    Before you travel

    6–8 weeks out
    • Free video consultation with the surgeon who will operate
    • Written treatment plan and a firm, all-inclusive quote
    • Invitation letter and treatment plan for your medical visa application
    • Remote pre-operative investigations arranged in your own country
    • A second video consultation to confirm the plan and answer follow-up questions
  2. 2

    Arrival

    Days 1–2
    • Airport pickup and transfer to your accommodation
    • In-person consultation, examination and standardised photography
    • Pre-operative bloods, anaesthetic review and consent discussion
    • Final confirmation — you can still change your mind at this point
  3. 3

    Procedure

    Days 2–4
    • Surgery in a NABH-accredited hospital with intensive care on site
    • Consultant anaesthetist present throughout
    • Overnight stay where the procedure requires it
    • Your coordinator reachable on WhatsApp for the whole stay
  4. 4

    Recovery here

    Days 4–14
    • Daily or alternate-day reviews depending on procedure
    • Dressing changes, drain removal and suture removal in clinic
    • Lymphatic massage sessions where they form part of your protocol
    • Fitness-to-fly assessment before you book anything
  5. 5

    After you fly home

    12 months
    • Scheduled video reviews at 1, 3, 6 and 12 months
    • Direct WhatsApp access to your surgeon, not a call centre
    • Operative notes and imaging released to any local doctor immediately on request
    • Help identifying a local surgeon if hands-on care becomes necessary

Costs

What the quote covers — and what it does not

Stated openly, because the gap between a headline price and a final bill is the single most common complaint about surgery abroad.

Included in your quote

  • Airport transfers on arrival and departure
  • Accommodation booked at negotiated partner rates, with no commission taken
  • All pre-operative investigations
  • Surgeon, anaesthesia, theatre and hospital charges
  • Implants, grafts, garments and medication
  • Interpreter support in Arabic, French and Swahili
  • A dedicated coordinator on WhatsApp throughout
  • Twelve months of scheduled remote follow-up

Not included

  • International flights
  • Accommodation costs themselves (we book, you pay the hotel directly)
  • Medical visa fees
  • Travel and medical repatriation insurance, which we require you to hold
  • Meals and personal expenses
  • Companion travel costs

Length of stay

How long to budget, by procedure

Plan your trip around the longer figure rather than the shorter. Recovery that runs slightly over is common; a fixed return flight that cannot be moved is a genuine problem.

Recommended length of stay in India by procedure
ProcedureRecommended stayDetails
Arm Lift12 days
BBL12 – 14 days
Beard Transplant5 – 6 days
Blepharoplasty7 days
Body Fat Transfer10 days
Breast Augmentation8 – 10 days
Breast Lift10 – 12 days
Breast Reduction12 – 14 days
Buccal Fat Removal5 days
Chin & Jaw8 – 10 days
Eyebrow Transplant5 days
Facelift14 days
Facial Fat Transfer7 days
FUE Hair Transplant5 – 6 days
Gynecomastia7 – 8 days
HD Abs10 – 12 days
Implant Revision12 – 14 days
Lip Lift7 days
Lipoma Removal5 – 7 days
Liposuction8 – 10 days
Mommy Makeover14 – 16 days
Neck Lift10 – 12 days
Otoplasty7 days
Rhinoplasty10 days
Scar Revision7 days
Thigh Lift14 days
Tummy Tuck14 days

Read this before booking anywhere

How to vet a clinic abroad — including us

Surgery abroad is safe when it is done properly and dangerous when it is not, and the difference is usually visible before you travel if you know what to ask. These are the questions we would want a member of our own family to put to any clinic.

  • Ask for the operating surgeon's name and medical registration number, and verify it independently.
  • Ask where the surgery is performed and whether that facility is accredited with intensive care on site.
  • Ask whether a consultant anaesthetist is present throughout, or only on call.
  • Ask exactly what the quote includes, and get it in writing before paying a deposit.
  • Ask what happens, specifically, if you develop a complication after flying home.
  • Be wary of any clinic that will not quote before you commit, applies time-limited discounts, or asks for payment into a personal account.
  • Be wary of guaranteed outcomes. No honest surgeon offers one.

If any clinic — including this one — is evasive about the above, treat that as your answer.

Questions

Travelling for treatment

The practical questions international patients ask most, answered without the marketing.

Full FAQ

Five to six days for hair restoration, seven for eyelid surgery, ten for rhinoplasty, twelve to sixteen for major body contouring or a facelift. Every procedure page lists a recommended stay. We will not schedule surgery that has you flying home before it is safe.

Start remotely

Begin with a free video consultation

No obligation, no deposit, and a written plan and firm quote afterwards. Most international patients have two video consultations before they book any travel.