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Surgical team in an accredited theatre

Treatment

Cosmetic& reconstructive

Reconstructive and planned aesthetic surgery in accredited hospital theatres — not a spa brochure.

  • From $2,800

    Indicative band

  • 7–14d

    Typical stay

  • Hospital

    Theatre only

  • 48h

    Case review

Overview

What is plastic and cosmetic surgery here?

We coordinate reconstructive work after trauma, cancer, or burns, and planned aesthetic procedures that belong in a hospital theatre with anaesthesia listed. If a clinic cannot name the operating campus, it is not a MedMax case.

Hospital exterior

Pathways

Types of plastic surgery

  • 01

    Reconstructive

    Breast reconstruction, post-trauma, post-oncology, and burn contracture work.

  • 02

    Aesthetic

    Rhinoplasty, body contouring, and facial procedures at accredited theatres.

  • 03

    Breast surgery

    Reduction, augmentation, and reconstruction — implant details on the quote when used.

  • 04

    Combined dental / facial

    When bite and facial form need both maxillofacial and plastic lists.

Treatments

Treatments we see most

  1. 01

    Rhinoplasty

    Functional and aesthetic, with ENT input when the airway is part of the file.

  2. 02

    Body contouring

    After weight loss or pregnancy, including staged plans if safety requires two sittings.

  3. 03

    Breast reconstruction

    After mastectomy, timed with oncology when the file is shared.

  4. 04

    Scar and burn revision

    Contracture release and grafting at centres that do this list regularly.

Care desk

How MedMax runs a plastic surgery case

You do not need a finished hospital shortlist to start. Share what you have — letters, scans, or a short note — and a care manager maps the next clinical step for cosmetic & plastic before any report leaves MedMax.

  1. 01

    Same-day acknowledgement, specialist view targeted within two business days

  2. 02

    Hospital shortlist by volume and accreditation for this pathway — not a brochure directory

  3. 03

    Written quote with theatre, implants or drugs, ICU nights, and attendant stay listed

  4. 04

    Visa letter, pickup, and Recovery nights only after you approve a match

Causes

Possible reasons to travel

  1. 01

    Reconstruction after cancer or trauma

  2. 02

    A revision after surgery at home

  3. 03

    Self-pay aesthetic costs that are several times higher locally

  4. 04

    Need for a hospital ICU backup, not a clinic corridor

  5. 05

    Combined plans with dental or oncology

Treated

Conditions treated

  • Post-mastectomy reconstruction
  • Facial trauma sequelae
  • Burn contractures
  • Nasal obstruction with form change
  • Abdominal wall after pregnancy or weight loss
  • Selected congenital differences

Procedures

Common procedures

  • Rhinoplasty
  • Abdominoplasty
  • Breast reduction / reconstruction
  • Liposuction (hospital setting)
  • Blepharoplasty
  • Scar revision

Why this pathway

Why a hospital pathway?

  • 01

    Anaesthesia, VTE prevention, and a ward bed belong on the quote.

  • 02

    Reconstructive cases often share a file with oncology or dental.

  • 03

    Revisions are harder than first operations — volume matters.

  • 04

    Flying too soon after body contouring is a safety issue we plan around.

Timing

When should you see a specialist?

  1. 01

    A reconstructive gap after cancer or injury

  2. 02

    A previous cosmetic result you want a hospital team to revise

  3. 03

    A BMI, clot history, or medical file that a clinic has waved away

  4. 04

    You want before-and-after expectations in writing, not on social media

  5. 05

    You can take the recovery time — this is not a weekend procedure trip

After the theatre

Precautions & aftercare

  • Garments, drains, and wound reviews are scheduled before you book the return flight.
  • Long-haul after abdominoplasty or large-volume liposuction often needs extra Recovery nights.
  • No smoking windows are clinical, not optional branding.
  • Photographs for follow-up can be done on a teleconsult with the same coordinator.

Stay on

Need nights after discharge?

Guest house, service apartment, or a hotel near campus — arranged as Recovery, not a tourist add-on.

See Recovery

Questions

Before you pack

Broader India travel questions live on Medical, Wellness, and Ayurveda.

Do you work with destination spa clinics?

No. Operating lists we coordinate sit in accredited hospital theatres. Wellness retreats are a different pathway.

What does plastic surgery cost in India?

The figure on this page is an indicative starting band, not a brochure package. After a specialist reads your reports we write a quote with theatre, implant or consumables, ICU and ward nights, and attendant stay listed separately. Estimates are marked as estimates.

How soon can we travel?

Most planned cases list a theatre window in weeks, not months — once reports are complete and you have approved a hospital. Visa timing depends on your passport and mission; we issue the invitation after you accept a quote.

Will the hospital see my reports before I say yes?

No. Files stay with MedMax until you approve a match. You can stop after a second opinion.

Can a family member stay with me?

Yes. Attendant beds and nearby stay are listed on the quote. After discharge we can arrange a Recovery stay if you need more days before the flight home.

Is this page medical advice?

This page is guidance for families planning care in India. Diagnosis and treatment decisions remain with your clinicians.

Also on MedMax

Related pathways

Cosmetic & plastic related treatments

Ready?

Plan plastic surgery in India

No hospital sees the file until you approve a match. A care manager acknowledges the same day.

  • Indicative from $2,800
  • Hospital theatres only
  • Implants named when used
  • Recovery nights if you should not fly

Prefer to talk first? +91 80 4712 2400

Your details

Request a care plan

One business day to reply — usually a checklist or specialist match.

Full name
Country
Email
WhatsApp / phone
Treatment interest
Brief medical note

We never share reports with a hospital until you say so. No obligation to travel.