The Individual Cost Components of Your Cosmetic Breast Surgery

The TOTAL COST of your surgery will naturally be made up of each of the following INDIVIDUAL COSTS:

• Surgeon’s Fee (this will vary depending on the surgical technique required)
• Anaesthetist’s Fee (does vary slightly between anaesthetists)
• Hospital Theatre Fee (based on an hourly rate that varies between different hospitals)
• Your choice of implants (brands vary in cost)
• GST (if applicable)

Please understand that it’s only at the end of your consultation when our Surgeon has determined which surgical technique is required, how long your procedure will take, which hospital you will be attending, and which implants you have chosen, is it possible to issue you with an accurate, written and itemised quotation.

However, in the meantime, if you would like an approximate total cost, please call us on 1300 73 63 53.

When comparing prices for Cosmetic Breast Surgery between clinics, please remember to also compare quality and reputation!

Surgical Consultation Fees

All Consultations with our Surgeons do involve a Consultation Fee.

So, why do experienced and reputable clinics such as ours charge for their doctor-consultations when others offer ‘Free Consultations’?

Simply because our consultations are lengthy, detailed and informative.  Moreover, your entire consultation is with the Surgeon who’ll be doing your procedure and not by a nurse or salesperson with only a brief ‘look in’ by the doctor – a reportedly common practice nowadays!

Remember, it is only your surgeon who has the training and experience to:

• determine if you are a suitable candidate for surgery;
• give you realistic expectations as to your likely results;
• explain which technique and implants are the most appropriate for your body;
• explain the potential risks; and
• provide you with a written and itemised quotation as to costs

As with other professions, detailed and informative consultations such as these naturally involve a fee because you are paying for the professional’s time, knowledge, experience and advice – and accordingly it would be unreasonable to expect that a quality consultation should be free.

• Dr George Mayson, Certified Cosmetic Surgeon:   $220* – reduced to just $99 until 31 March 2020

• Dr Sawjin Tew, Specialist Plastic Surgeon: $220* – reduced to just $99 until 31 March  2020

• Dr Bobby Kumar, Cosmetic & Restorative Surgeon: $220* – reduced to just $99 until 31 March 2020

Our Breast Augmentation Packages:

• Traditional Silicone Implants (Round Smooth or Textured Implants):   From $6,000 Surgical Fee* + Hospital + Anaesthetist + Implants

• Polyurethane Foam-Covered Silicone Implants: $7,700 Surgical Fee* + Hospital + Anaesthetist + Implants

* Please note: The above fees are for Standard  Breast Augmentation techniques. Special conditions requiring different techniques may incur higher fees.

Our Mastopexy (Breast Lift) Prices:

Approximate Total Costs Are:

• Mastopexy only (no implants):   $13,000

• Mastopexy + Implants (Augmentation Mastopexy): $16,500

The above costs are indicative approximations only and may vary  depending on which of our Surgeons you choose and which Hospital  you go to.

Nevertheless, the above cost approximations are fairly indicative of what you can expect and do include the Surgeon’s Fee, the Anaesthetist’s Fee, Hospital Charges, Implants and GST (if applicable).

Moreover, you will be eligible for a Medicare Rebate on the Surgeon’s and Anaesthetist’s Fees if you meet all Medicare’s following criteria:

• At least 2/3 of the breast, including the nipple, must be below the level of the breast crease; AND
• The nipple is located at the most dependent part of the breast contour; AND
• It is not less than 1 year, or more than 7 years, since the completion of your last pregnancy.

If you do qualify for Medicare, and you also have Private Hospital Cover, you can also claim a variable portion of your Hospital Fees depending on your Fund and Level of Cover.

Financing Your Cosmetic Surgery

Unfortunately, since new National Regulations were introduced in 2016, doctors providing Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery are not allowed to arrange financial loans for patients needing to finance their surgery.

This new National Regulation applies only to Doctors and Clinics providing Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery. These new Regulations do not apply to other Medical Specialties.

Accordingly, if you need to finance all or part of your surgery, you must source your own financing.  Options to consider include:

• Applying for a Personal Loan though your own Bank or other Lending Institution.
• Arranging a Payment Plan from such organisations as  MacCredit or other similar Medical Loan Providers easily found by searching for ‘Medical Loans’ on Google. 

What To Do First:

If you need to finance, there’s no point in paying for a consultation, becoming excited about having the surgery and then being disappointed because you’re unable to obtain the required finance.  Accordingly, we recommend that you first get an approval in principle for the amount you believe you’ll need, and once our Surgeon gives you the ‘Total Cost Quotation’, you can always borrow less.

So, do the following in this order:

1. Firstly, make sure you can get the financing you need. Either see your own Bank or other Financial Facility to be sure you can borrow the amount you’ll need.
2. Then, once you have your finance approved in principle, call us on 1300 73 63 53 and we’ll get you in for a consultation without any undue waiting.

If, however, you don’t need to finance and would like to book a consultation with one of our Surgeons, please call the Clinic on 1300 73 63 53.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.