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Turkey vs UK Cosmetic Surgery Costs: A Like-for-Like Guide

Cosmetic surgery costs in Turkey and the UK depend on the operation and what the quotation includes. For a UK starting point, the NHS gives a guide of about £5,000–£10,000 for a tummy tuck and £3,000–£8,500 for liposuction. Revitalize provides individual quotations for these procedures in İzmir; its mummy makeover plans have typical starting prices around £5,500–£6,500, depending on the combination of procedures.

Use the comparisons below to identify the treatment you are pricing, then compare written proposals with the same surgical scope, accommodation and aftercare.

Turkey vs UK cosmetic surgery prices at a glance

Published UK reference prices and Revitalize quotation scope
Treatment UK reference price Revitalize in Turkey
Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) About £5,000–£10,000, with consultations and follow-up care additional, according to the NHS tummy tuck guide. Individual quotation after assessment. Confirm the type of tummy tuck and whether liposuction is included. See tummy tuck in Turkey.
Liposuction About £3,000–£8,500 in the NHS liposuction guide; the provider and body areas affect the price. Individual quotation for the agreed treatment areas and technique. See liposuction in Turkey.
Breast uplift on both sides (bilateral mastopexy) Request a written UK quotation for a bilateral uplift. Confirm whether it covers uplift alone or uplift with implants, plus consultation and follow-up fees. Individual quotation. Specify uplift alone or uplift with implants, and whether one or both breasts are being treated. See breast uplift in Turkey.

Reference prices checked on 16 October 2026. These are published guides or starting prices, not personal quotations. Providers may change prices and inclusions; confirm the current written terms before comparing totals.

Tummy tuck cost in Turkey vs the UK

First check that both quotations describe the same operation. Ask whether the plan is a standard, extended tummy tuck or fleur-de-lis tummy tuck, and whether abdominal muscle repair or liposuction forms part of it. A price for one surgical plan cannot establish the cost of another.

Then compare surgeon and anaesthetist fees, hospital nights, garments, reviews and the accommodation needed after discharge. Ask how additional nights or changes to the operation would be charged. The surgeon determines which procedure is appropriate after assessment.

Breast lift cost in Turkey vs the UK

A breast lift, also called a breast uplift or mastopexy, is different from breast enlargement alone. The BAAPS breast uplift guide explains the procedure and the option of combining it with implants. When requesting prices, specify uplift alone or uplift with implants; also check whether the quote covers one breast or both.

Ask for any implant costs, hospital stay, support bra and follow-up to be itemised. A unilateral price covers one breast; a bilateral price covers both. Compare the same scope in each quotation.

Liposuction cost in Turkey vs the UK

Write down every proposed treatment area before comparing prices. Ask the provider to identify those areas in the quotation, describe the technique and confirm the anaesthetic and hospital arrangements. Terms such as “one area” or “360 liposuction” need an explanation of the actual areas covered in your plan.

Also check garments, medicines, reviews and whether a skin-removal operation is separately proposed. A liposuction-only quotation should not be compared with a combined liposuction and tummy tuck plan.

Mummy makeover starting prices at Revitalize

For patients considering more than one procedure, Revitalize’s mummy makeover in Turkey has typical starting prices around £5,500–£6,500, depending on the procedures. This is a starting-price range for combination plans, not a standalone tummy tuck price or a maximum total. The agreed operations and inclusions determine the personal quotation.

The mummy makeover cost guide explains what to ask about when reviewing a combined plan. Compare it with a UK proposal for the same combination; adding separate advertised procedure prices does not establish the cost of a combined operation.

Compare the complete cost of treatment and travel

For each country, build a total from the written treatment quotation plus items it excludes. Check these six groups:

  • Clinical fees: the named surgeon and hospital, anaesthetist, tests, agreed procedures and any implants.
  • Recovery items: medicines, garments, dressings and scheduled reviews.
  • Stay and transfers: hospital and accommodation nights, meals, airport transfers and any companion charge.
  • Travel and time at home: flights, suitable insurance, time away from work and practical support during recovery.
  • Follow-up and additional care: who provides care after returning home, what is included, and who pays for extra treatment or a return journey.
  • Booking terms: the quote currency, validity period, deposit, cancellation terms and charges if the plan or travel dates change.

Ask about Revitalize’s UK consultation meetings if you would like to discuss planning before travelling. Treatment is arranged in İzmir, Turkey. Bring the written UK proposal and the procedures you want to compare so the Revitalize team can explain the scope of its quotation.

Price is not evidence of quality

A lower price does not prove equivalent care, and a higher price does not guarantee an outcome. Verify professional registration, procedure-specific experience, facility arrangements, consent, aftercare and who is responsible if plans change. Avoid unnamed providers and packages that do not identify the operating team and hospital.

Individual assessment

Procedure choice and extent depend on health, anatomy, medicines, smoking, previous surgery and personal goals. A coordinator can explain logistics, but the surgeon must determine clinical suitability and discuss alternatives, material risks and realistic limits.

Revitalize sources

Use Revitalize’s treatment process, care approach and written quotation route. Genuine individual feedback is available through Revitalize’s Trustpilot profile and Treatment Abroad profile; it does not predict another person’s outcome.

Keep learning

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Short, practical videos on preparing for treatment, travelling and recovering, plus a community group where you can ask our team directly.

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Read Our guide for South African patients, written for patients flying from Johannesburg or Cape Town: the e-Visa, how long to stay in İzmir and what to arrange at home.

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