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Plastic & cosmetic surgery · Istanbul

Plastic Surgery in Istanbul.
Itemised quotes before you travel.

Board-certified plastic surgeons. JCI-accredited hospitals. Dedicated coordination from first enquiry through discharge and GP documentation.

15+
procedures coordinated
15–70%
lower than UK private
48h
quote turnaround
JCI-accredited hospitals
Board-certified surgeons
Fixed, itemised pricing
GP documentation included
All procedures

Plastic & cosmetic surgery in Istanbul

All prices are indicative and subject to individual assessment. Contact us for a personalised quote within 48 hours.

Vaginoplasty
Surgical tightening of the vaginal canal. Often combined with labioplasty.
Typical stay: 5–7 days
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Prices indicative. No coordination fee is charged to patients. Flights not included. Ocean Health & Travel is a coordinator, not a medical provider. All clinical decisions rest with your treating surgeon.

Common questions

Plastic surgery Istanbul — FAQ

How much does plastic surgery cost in Istanbul?+
Plastic surgery in Istanbul is often lower in price than at UK private clinics, but not for every procedure. Rhinoplasty starts from £3,200 (UK typically £6,000–£10,000), breast augmentation from £6,000 (UK typically £5,500–£7,000, so comparable), and liposuction from £2,500 (UK £3,000–£8,500). All prices are indicative — exact quotes depend on the specific procedure, complexity, and your individual anatomy.
How long do I need to stay in Istanbul?+
Most plastic surgery patients stay in Istanbul for 5–10 days. Simpler procedures such as eyelid surgery or ear correction require 3–5 days; larger operations such as facelift, tummy tuck, or combined procedures require 7–10 days. Your surgeon will advise on the appropriate stay based on your specific procedure.
Can I combine multiple procedures in one visit?+
Yes. Many patients combine procedures — for example, tummy tuck with liposuction, breast augmentation with lift, or rhinoplasty with eyelid surgery. Combining procedures can reduce overall recovery time and cost. Your surgeon will advise on what is safely achievable in a single session based on anaesthesia time and your health status.
Is plastic surgery in Turkey safe?+
Ocean Health & Travel coordinates procedures exclusively at JCI-accredited hospitals and clinics with board-certified plastic surgeons. We do not provide medical advice — all clinical decisions rest with your treating surgeon. As with any surgical procedure, risks exist and will be discussed fully during your pre-operative consultation.
What documentation do I need?+
For most cosmetic procedures, no prior medical referral is required. We ask for a brief health summary (current medications, significant medical history, allergies, BMI) to ensure your treating surgeon has the relevant context. Photos of the area(s) of concern help us provide an accurate initial quote.

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Tell us which procedure you're interested in and we'll have a full itemised quote within 48 hours — no obligation.

Your timeline

  1. Within 48 hoursItemised quote, once we have your complete records or photographs.
  2. Usually within 2 weeks of confirmingYour treatment date, subject to the surgeon and hospital availability.
  3. ArrivalAirport transfer, hotel, and your meeting with the treating team before the procedure.
  4. Depends on procedureThe treatment and post-treatment checks. Your doctor confirms when you are fit to fly.
  5. At homeFollow your doctor's guidance on activity, work and exercise. English-language documents go to your GP on request.

Information for UK patients

What to know before you travel and after you return.

Flying home

Timing depends on the procedure and your recovery. Your surgical team confirms when it is safe to fly before you book your return. Ask your surgeon about compression stockings and moving regularly on the flight.

After you return

Operative notes, the discharge summary and any results are provided in English and forwarded to your UK GP on request. The treating hospital remains responsible for agreed follow-up. If you need urgent care at home, seek local medical help straight away. We can help coordinate communication with the hospital, but we do not provide post-operative medical care. Read what to do if something goes wrong.

Payment and cancellation

You pay no coordination fee. We are paid by the hospital you are treated at, and we tell you this upfront. Deposits, payment schedules and refund terms are set by the hospital and confirmed in writing in your quote before you pay anything. Cancellation terms are in your coordination agreement — see the brokerage agreement.

Travel insurance

Standard travel policies often exclude planned treatment and its complications, so check your cover and its exclusions before you travel. If you would like, we can introduce you to an FCA-authorised insurance provider offering medical-travel cover. We may receive a commission if you take out a policy. You are free to choose any provider, there is no obligation, and we do not give insurance advice.

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