TREATMENTS & SURGERIES

• Arthroscopic Repair: 3,000–3,000–6,000
• Open Surgery Repair: 2,500–2,500–5,500

• Partial Shoulder Replacement (Hemiarthroplasty): 5,500–5,500–9,000
• Total Shoulder Replacement (TSA): 7,000–7,000–12,000
• Reverse Shoulder Replacement (for severe rotator cuff tears): 8,000–8,000–13,000

• For Impingement/Subacromial Decompression: 2,500–2,500–5,000
• Labral Repair (SLAP/Bankart): 3,500–3,500–7,000
• AC Joint Reconstruction: 3,000–3,000–6,500

• Plate & Screw Fixation: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Intramedullary Nailing: 3,000–3,000–6,000

• Cost: 2,800–2,800–5,500

 Think about all the ways you can move your arm — above, behind, to the side, and in front of your body. All of this movement is dependent upon a healthy shoulder joint. The flexibility needed in this ball-and-socket joint places your shoulder at high risk of injury and instability. 

• Total Hip Replacement (THR) – Standard Implants: 5,500–5,500–9,500
• Total Hip Replacement (THR) – Premium/Ceramic Implants: 7,000–7,000–12,000
• Partial Hip Replacement (Hemiarthroplasty): 4,500–4,500–8,000
• Revision Hip Replacement (Complex Cases): 8,000–8,000–15,000

• Cost: 7,500–7,500–12,500 (Preferred for younger, active patients)

• Cost: 6,000–6,000–10,000 (Smaller incisions, faster recovery)

• For Labral Tears, FAI (Femoroacetabular Impingement): 4,000–4,000–8,000
• Hip Dysplasia Correction: 5,000–5,000–10,000

• Dynamic Hip Screw (DHS) for Fractures: 3,500–3,500–6,500
• Intramedullary Nailing (Femur Fractures): 4,000–4,000–7,500 

Hip replacement surgery is a procedure in which a doctor surgically removes a painful hip joint and replaces the worn-out bone and cartilage with an artificial joint (implant). The replacement joint is usually made from metal, ceramic, and very hard plastic. Another name for hip replacement is hip arthroplasty.

• Total Knee Replacement (TKR) – Standard Implants: 5,000–5,000–9,000
• Total Knee Replacement (TKR) – Premium/Ceramic Implants: 7,000–7,000–12,000
• Partial Knee Replacement (Unicompartmental – UKA): 5,500–5,500–10,000
• Revision Knee Replacement (Complex Cases): 8,000–8,000–15,000
• Robotic-Assisted Knee Replacement (MAKO/NAVIO): 9,000–9,000–15,000

• Meniscus Repair/Meniscectomy: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• ACL Reconstruction (Single Bundle): 3,500–3,500–7,000
• ACL + PCL Reconstruction (Multi-Ligament): 5,000–5,000–9,000
• Cartilage Repair (Microfracture/ACI): 4,000–4,000–8,000

• High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO): 4,500–4,500–8,000
• Distal Femoral Osteotomy (DFO): 5,000–5,000–9,000

• Tibial Plateau Fracture Surgery: 3,500–3,500–7,000
• Patella (Kneecap) Fixation: 3,000–3,000–6,000

 While many patients can be managed with the help of medicines, physical therapy or injections, some do not get any relief with these treatments. In such patients with advanced condition, knee replacement surgery, also called knee arthroplasty, is suggested. In this surgery, weight-bearing portion of the knee joint is replaced by an artificial structure. Today, knee replacement surgery is one of the most common bone surgeries performed around the world. 

• Microdiscectomy (Single Level): 4,500–4,500–8,000
• Endoscopic Discectomy (Herniated Disc): 5,000–5,000–9,000
• Percutaneous Vertebroplasty/Kyphoplasty (Spine Fracture): 4,000–4,000–7,500

• 1-Level Fusion (TLIF/PLIF): 7,000–7,000–12,000
• 2-Level Fusion: 9,000–9,000–15,000
• XLIF/DLIF (Lateral Approach): 10,000–10,000–18,000
• Cervical Fusion (ACDF): 6,500–6,500–11,000

• Scoliosis Correction (Pediatric/Adult): 12,000–12,000–25,000
• Spinal Tumor Removal: 10,000–10,000–20,000
• Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR – Cervical/Lumbar): 12,000–12,000–22,000
• Revision Spine Surgery (Failed Previous Fusion): 15,000–15,000–30,000

• Laminectomy (Single Level): 5,500–5,500–9,500
• Foraminotomy (Nerve Decompression): 5,000–5,000–8,500 

Human beings are vertebrates and the spinal record, which remains within the long vertebral column, comprises one of the most important parts of the nervous system. Sometimes physicians and health care experts join two or more adjacent vertebral bones to form one solid and single bone through a surgery. This surgery is known as spinal fusion surgery of the vertebral column.  

The other names of the spinal fusion surgery are as follows:

• Arthrodesis
• Vertebral Interbody Fusion
• Anterior Spinal Fusion
• Posterior Spinal Fusion

• Ankle ORIF (Open Reduction Internal Fixation): 2,500–2,500–6,000
• Pilon Fracture Repair (Complex Tibia Fracture): 4,000–4,000–8,500
• Achilles Tendon Repair: 3,000–3,000–6,500  

• Ankle Arthroscopy (Debridement/OCD Lesions): 3,500–3,500–7,000
• Ligament Reconstruction (Chronic Ankle Instability): 4,500–4,500–8,500

• Bunionectomy (Hallux Valgus): 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Flat Foot Reconstruction (Pes Planus): 4,000–4,000–9,000
• Hammertoe Correction: 2,000–2,000–4,500
• Clubfoot Surgery (Pediatric/Adult): 3,500–3,500–7,500

• Total Ankle Replacement (TAR): 7,000–7,000–12,000
• Subtalar/Ankle Fusion (Arthrodesis): 5,000–5,000–10,000
• Midfoot Fusion (Lisfranc Injury): 4,500–4,500–9,000

• Plantar Fascia Release (Chronic Plantar Fasciitis): 2,500–2,500–5,000
• Tarsal Tunnel Release (Nerve Decompression): 3,000–3,000–6,000
• Peroneal Tendon Repair: 3,500–3,500–7,000

 If you break a bone in your ankle, you might need surgery to help it heal correctly. Ankle fraction surgery uses metal plates, screws and wires to hold your bones together in the right position for healing. Sometimes, you might also need ligament repair for the same injury, to help stabilize your ankle joint. 

• Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy (Gallbladder Removal): 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Laparoscopic Appendectomy: 2,800–2,800–5,000
• Laparoscopic Hernia Repair (Inguinal/Ventral): 3,000–3,000–6,500
• Laparoscopic Fundoplication (GERD Surgery): 4,500–4,500–8,500

• Gastric Sleeve (Sleeve Gastrectomy): 5,500–5,500–9,500
• Gastric Bypass (Roux-en-Y): 7,000–7,000–12,000
• Gastric Balloon (Non-Surgical): 2,500–2,500–4,500

 3. Upper GI & Esophageal Surgeries

• Esophagectomy (Open/MIE): 10,000–10,000–20,000
• Hiatal Hernia Repair: 4,500–4,500–9,000
• PEG Tube Placement: 1,000–1,000–2,500

Gastroenterologists are trained to understand the normal movement of food through the stomach and intestine, nutrient absorption, waste removal from the body, and how the liver aids in digestion. This expertise enables them to diagnose problems such as:

• Colitis
• Hepatitis
• Pancreatitis
• Colon polyps
• Peptic ulcers
• Nutritional issues
• Irritable bowel syndrome (ibs)
• Gastroesophageal reflux (heartburn)
• Gallbladder and biliary tract diseases
• Gastroesophageal reflux disease (gerd)

 1. Basic Liver Surgeries

• Liver Biopsy (Percutaneous): 500−500−1,200
• Liver Cyst/Abscess Drainage: 1,500−1,500−3,500
• Hepaticojejunostomy (Bile Duct Reconstruction): 5,000−5,000−9,000

• Liver Resection (Partial Hepatectomy):
  
  • Open: 8,000−8,000−15,000
  • Laparoscopic: 10,000−10,000−18,000
• Radiofrequency Ablation (Liver Tumors): 6,000−6,000−12,000
• Microwave Ablation: 7,000−7,000−14,000 

• Living Donor Liver Transplant (LDLT): 25,000−25,000−45,000
• Deceased Donor Liver Transplant (DDLT): 30,000−30,000−50,000
• Pediatric Liver Transplant: 28,000−28,000−50,000

• Distal Splenorenal Shunt (DSRS): 7,000−7,000−12,000
• Transjugular Intrahepatic Portosystemic Shunt (TIPS): 8,000−8,000−15,000

• Robotic Liver Resection: 15,000−15,000−25,000
• ALPPS (Two-Stage Liver Resection): 20,000−20,000−35,000

A liver transplant is a procedure through which a person who has end-stage liver disease and/or acute liver failure receives a new liver from a donor. During surgery, the diseased liver will be removed and replaced with a healthy liver or a segment of a liver from the donor person. A liver transplant is an effective treatment for end-stage liver disease because it is considered to be curative. When you suffer from a liver disorder, it is more than likely that your body has already tried to naturally fight against it. 

• Colectomy (Partial/Total – Open/Laparoscopic): 6,000–6,000–12,000
• Rectal Resection (Low Anterior Resection – LAR): 7,000–7,000–14,000
• Hemorrhoidectomy (Stapled/Laser): 2,000–2,000–4,500
• Fistula/Fissure Surgery: 1,800–1,800–4,000 

Colon cancer is also known as bowel cancer or colorectal cancer is the cancer of the large intestine. It starts from the lower end of the large intestine commonly known as the rectum. After beginning from the rectum, it moves to other parts of the colon. It begins as non-cancerous polyps in the early stages. Polyps are non-cancerous small lumps of cells on the colon's inner surface. Screening can be used to detect non-cancerous polyps. Colon cancer is more likely to develop after the age of 50. Therefore, after the age of 50, it is strongly advised to have regular screenings. 

• Laparoscopic Nephrectomy (Kidney Removal):
  
  • Partial: 5,500–5,500–9,500
  • Radical: 6,500–6,500–12,000
• Pyeloplasty (UPJ Obstruction Repair): 4,500–4,500–8,500
• Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL – Large Kidney Stones): 3,500–3,500–7,000

• Robotic Partial Nephrectomy: 9,000–9,000–15,000
• Cryoablation/RFA (Tumor Destruction): 6,000–6,000–11,000

• Living Donor Transplant (Including Donor Workup): 12,000–12,000–20,000
• Deceased Donor Transplant: 15,000–15,000–25,000
• Pediatric Kidney Transplant: 14,000–14,000–22,000

• Ureteroscopy (URS) with Laser Lithotripsy: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• ESWL (Shockwave Lithotripsy): 1,500–1,500–3,500

• Nephroptosis Fixation (Floating Kidney): 5,000–5,000–9,000
• Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR) Correction: 4,000–4,000–8,000

 The kidney is a vital organ in the human body responsible for filtering the blood and excreting metabolic by-products. These metabolic by-products are passed off as urine. The kidney is also responsible for electrolyte balance and regulation of blood pressure.

Kidney diseases refers to conditions and problems with the kidneys and its function. Kidney diseases are majorly of two types; acute kidney disease and chronic kidney disease.

• PCNL (Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy): 3,500–3,500–7,000
• RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery): 4,000–4,000–8,000
• Pyeloplasty (Laparoscopic/Robotic): 5,000–5,000–10,000  

• TURBT (Bladder Tumor Removal): 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Cystectomy (Bladder Removal):
  
  • Partial: 6,000–6,000–10,000
  • Radical (with Neobladder): 12,000–12,000–20,000

• TURP (Transurethral Resection): 3,000–3,000–6,000
• HoLEP (Laser Prostatectomy): 4,500–4,500–8,500
• Robotic Prostatectomy (for Cancer): 8,000–8,000–15,000

• Varicocelectomy: 2,000–2,000–4,500
• Vasectomy Reversal: 3,000–3,000–6,500
• Peyronie’s Disease Correction: 5,000–5,000–9,000

• Hypospadias Repair: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Undescended Testicle (Orchidopexy): 1,800–1,800–4,000

 India has advanced hospitals that offer urology treatments and transplants using minimally invasive surgical techniques, 

 Here are some urology treatments and transplants:

• Holmium Laser Prostatectomy (HOLEP)A laser is used to remove the obstructive part of an enlarged prostate without incisions. 
• Da Vinci surgical systemA minimally invasive surgical system that uses 3D HD vision and wristed instruments that can bend and rotate beyond the human hand. 
• Kidney transplantationGleneagles Global Health City in Chennai is a well-known hospital for kidney transplants. 

• Vasectomy (Conventional): 500–500–1,500
• Vasectomy Reversal (Vasovasostomy): 2,500–2,500–6,000
• Microsurgical Epididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA): 3,000–3,000–7,000

• Varicocelectomy (Microsurgical): 1,800–1,800–4,500
• Hydrocelectomy: 1,200–1,200–3,500
• Laparoscopic Varicocele Repair: 2,500–2,500–5,500

• Peyronie’s Disease (Grafting/Plication): 4,000–4,000–9,000
• Urethroplasty (Stricture Repair): 3,500–3,500–8,000
• Penile Implant (Inflatable): 6,000–6,000–12,000

• Orchiopexy (Undescended Testicle): 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Testicular Prosthesis Implant: 2,500–2,500–5,000
• Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE): 2,000–2,000–5,500

• Penile Inversion Vaginoplasty: 8,000–8,000–15,000
• Scrotoplasty/Phalloplasty: 12,000–12,000–25,000
• Surgeries for male infertility are divided into four major categories: (i) diagnostic surgery; (ii) surgery to improve sperm production; (iii) surgery to improve sperm delivery; and (iv) surgery to retrieve sperm for use with in vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (IVF–ICSI).

• Laparoscopic Tubal Recanalization: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Tubal Ligation Reversal: 3,000–3,000–6,500
• Hysteroscopic Septum Resection (Uterine Malformation): 2,800–2,800–5,800

• Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair (Sacrocolpopexy):
  Laparoscopic: 4,500–4,500–8,500
  • Robotic: 6,500–6,500–11,000
• TVT/TOT Sling (Stress Urinary Incontinence): 3,000–3,000–6,000

• Mastectomy (Top Surgery): 3,500–3,500–7,500
• Hysterectomy with Vaginectomy: 6,000–6,000–12,000
• Phalloplasty (Stage 1): 10,000–10,000–20,000

• Hysteroscopy (Diagnostic): 800–800–2,000
• D&C (Dilation and Curettage): 1,000–1,000–2,500 

Common gynecological procedures include cervical cryosurgery, colposcopy, D&C, hysteroscopy, LEEP, and pelvic laparoscopy. Many of these procedures can help healthcare providers get a better look at the uterus, cervix, and vagina and take samples for a biopsy.

• Standard IVF Cycle (Including Medications): 2,500–2,500–5,500
• ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection): 3,000–3,000–6,500
• IVF with Donor Eggs: 4,000–4,000–8,000

• Laparoscopic Ovarian Drilling (PCOS): 1,500–1,500–3,500
• Tubal Recanalization (Reversal of Tubal Ligation): 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Myomectomy (Fibroid Removal for Fertility): 3,000–3,000–6,500

• PGT-A (Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy): +1,500–1,500–3,000
• PGT-M (For Genetic Disorders): +2,000–2,000–4,000

• PESA/TESA (Sperm Retrieval): 1,000–1,000–2,500
• Varicocele Repair (For Low Sperm Count): 1,500–1,500–3,500

 InFertility treatment refers to the medication followed in order to help those having problems bearing a child. So, artificial medical assistance is taken to aid them in the process. Since Fertility Treatment is used to cure conditions of infertility in patients, it is also referred to as 'Infertility Treatment' (Fertility Treatment) or the treatment to treat infertility. This kind of artificial medical assistance to aid reproductive functions is increasingly becoming popular day by day.  

Following are the causes of infertility (both men and women):

• Sperm causes
• Ovulation problems
• Tubal causes
• Age-related factors
• Unexplained infertility 

• Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: 4,000–4,000–8,500
• Abdominal Hysterectomy (Open): 3,500–3,500–7,000
• Robotic Hysterectomy (Da Vinci): 7,000–7,000–12,000
• Vaginal Hysterectomy: 3,000–3,000–6,500

• Myomectomy (Fibroid Removal):
  
  • Laparoscopic: 3,500–3,500–7,500
  • Open: 3,000–3,000–6,000
  • Robotic: 6,000–6,000–10,000
• Uterine Polypectomy (Hysteroscopic): 1,500–1,500–3,500

• Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair (Sacrocolpopexy):
  
  • Laparoscopic: 4,500–4,500–9,000
  • Robotic: 6,500–6,500–11,000
• TVT/TOT Sling (Urinary Incontinence): 2,500–2,500–5,500

• Laparoscopic Excision of Endometriosis: 4,000–4,000–8,000
• Hysterectomy for Adenomyosis: 4,500–4,500–9,000

• Uterine Septum Resection (Hysteroscopic): 2,500–2,500–5,000
• Asherman’s Syndrome (Adhesion Removal): 2,000–2,000–4,500

Ovaries, apart from helping in reproduction, forms one of the most vital parts of the female bodies, because they help in the production of estrogen and progesterone- the two most important hormones that not only help in fertilization and helping an embryo to develop within a woman’s womb, but also help in performing some other physiological functions of the body.

Ovarian cancer is a deadly disease that not only occurs in the ovaries but can also develop and affect some other parts of the body too. This type of cancer occurs when the cells within the ovaries begin abnormal cell division and show uncontrollable growth. The cancer primarily begins in the ovaries, particularly in the germ or the eggs cells, stromal cells that remain within the ovaries, and the epithelial cells in the external portions, and then gradually starts spreading into the other parts of the body.

• Laparoscopic Cystectomy: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Oophorectomy (Ovary Removal):
  
  • Unilateral Laparoscopic: 3,000–3,000–6,500
  • Bilateral Laparoscopic: 4,000–4,000–8,000
  • Robotic-Assisted: 6,000–6,000–10,000

• Radical Oophorectomy (for Ovarian Cancer): 7,000–7,000–15,000
• Lymph Node Dissection (Staging Surgery): +2,000–2,000–4,000
• HIPEC (Advanced Ovarian Cancer): 12,000–12,000–25,000

• Ovarian Drilling (for PCOS): 2,000–2,000–4,500
• Ovarian Tissue Freezing (Fertility Preservation): 3,000–3,000–6,000

• Ovarian Torsion Fixation: 3,500–3,500–7,500
• Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy Surgery: 3,000–3,000–6,500

• Ovarian Transposition (Before Radiation): 4,500–4,500–9,000
• Robotic Reconstructive Surgery: 7,000–7,000–12,000

Ovaries, apart from helping in reproduction, forms one of the most vital parts of the female bodies, because they help in the production of estrogen and progesterone- the two most important hormones that not only help in fertilization and helping an embryo to develop within a woman’s womb, but also help in performing some other physiological functions of the body.

Ovarian cancer is a deadly disease that not only occurs in the ovaries but can also develop and affect some other parts of the body too. This type of cancer occurs when the cells within the ovaries begin abnormal cell division and show uncontrollable growth. The cancer primarily begins in the ovaries, particularly in the germ or the eggs cells, stromal cells that remain within the ovaries, and the epithelial cells in the external portions, and then gradually starts spreading into the other parts of the body.

• Gallbladder Removal (Cholecystectomy): 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Appendix Removal (Appendectomy): 2,800–2,800–5,200
• Hernia Repair (Inguinal/Ventral): 3,000–3,000–6,500
• Weight Loss (Gastric Sleeve/Bypass): 5,500–5,500–12,000

• Ovarian Cyst Removal: 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Hysterectomy: 4,000–4,000–8,500
• Endometriosis Excision: 4,000–4,000–9,000
• Tubal Ligation: 1,800–1,800–3,500

• Nephrectomy (Kidney Removal): 5,500–5,500–10,000
• Prostatectomy (Cancer): 6,000–6,000–12,000
• Pyeloplasty (UPJ Obstruction): 4,500–4,500–8,500

• Fundoplication (GERD): 4,500–4,500–8,500
• Colectomy (Bowel Resection): 6,000–6,000–12,000
• Bariatric Surgery (Sleeve/Bypass): 5,500–5,500–12,000

Laparoscopic surgery is also known by the name of minimally invasive surgery or by the name of keyhole surgery. There are numerous operations that can be performed with the help of laparoscopic technology. As the technique allows medical experts to analyze and examine the patient without having any serious invasive incision. Moreover, the success rate is very high in laparoscopic surgery. A wide range of operations that can be conducted are as follows:

• Laparoscopic hernia repair
• Laparoscopic spine surgery
• Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
• Laparoscopic appendix removal

• Autologous BMT (Self-Donor): 25,000–25,000–50,000
• Allogeneic BMT (Matched Sibling Donor): 35,000–35,000–70,000
• Haploidentical/Mismatched Donor BMT: 45,000–45,000–90,000
• Cord Blood Transplant: 50,000–50,000–100,000

• Pre-Transplant Workup (Tests/Stem Cell Harvesting): 5,000–5,000–10,000
• Hospitalization (30–45 days in isolation): 15,000–15,000–30,000
• Stem Cell Processing/Storage: 3,000–3,000–8,000
• Post-Transplant Care (6 months): 5,000–5,000–15,000

• Donor Search (International Registries): 10,000–10,000–25,000 (if unrelated donor)
• GVHD Prophylaxis/Treatment: +5,000–5,000–20,000
• CAR-T Cell Therapy (For Relapsed Cases): 150,000–150,000–300,000

Blood cancers such as leukaemia, lymphoma, or myeloma.

Conditions like sickle cell disease, multiple myeloma, and aplastic anemia.

Suitability for a transplant is determined through a comprehensive assessment by a medical team, considering risks, benefits, and potential complications like infections, graft failure, and graft-versus-host disease.

Autologous Bone Marrow Transplant

Allogeneic Bone Marrow Transplant

Haploidentical Bone Marrow Transplant

Cord Blood Transplant

• Autologous (Patient’s Own Cells):
  
  • Bone Marrow-Derived: 3,500–3,500–8,000
  • Adipose (Fat)-Derived: 4,500–4,500–10,000
• Allogeneic (Donor Cells): 12,000–12,000–25,000
• Umbilical Cord Blood/MSC Therapy: 8,000–8,000–20,000

• Orthopedic (Knee/OA, Cartilage Repair): 5,000–5,000–12,000
• Neurological (Spinal Cord Injury, Stroke): 15,000–15,000–35,000
• Cardiac (Post-MI Stem Cell Therapy): 20,000–20,000–50,000
• Autoimmune (MS, Crohn’s): 18,000–18,000–40,000

• Stem Cell Facelift/Hair Restoration: 2,500–2,500–7,000
• IV Stem Cell Infusion (General Wellness): 3,000–3,000–6,000

• CAR-T Cell Therapy (Cancer): 150,000–150,000–300,000
• Gene-Edited Stem Cells (Rare Diseases): $200,000+

 The two types are allogeneic, which uses donated stem cells, and autologous, which uses your own healthy stem cells. Autologous stem cell transplants are slightly more common than allogeneic stem cell transplants 

• Breast Cancer:
  
  • Lumpectomy: 3,500–3,500–7,000
  • Mastectomy (Single/Double): 5,000–5,000–10,000
  • Reconstruction (Implants/Flap): +4,000–4,000–12,000
• Lung Cancer:
  
  • Lobectomy (Open): 8,000–8,000–15,000
  • VATS (Minimally Invasive): 10,000–10,000–18,000
• Prostate Cancer:
  
  • Robotic Prostatectomy: 8,000–8,000–15,000

• Colorectal Resection: 7,000–7,000–14,000
• Whipple Procedure (Pancreatic): 12,000–12,000–25,000
• Liver Resection (Metastatic): 9,000–9,000–18,000

• Thyroidectomy: 4,000–4,000–8,000
• Glossectomy (Tongue Cancer): 6,000–6,000–12,000

• Radical Hysterectomy (Cervical): 7,000–7,000–14,000
• Oophorectomy (Ovarian): 6,000–6,000–12,000

• HIPEC (Peritoneal Surface Malignancies): 15,000–15,000–30,000
• Robotic Cancer Surgery: +30–50% to standard costs 

The uncontrolled cell of abnormal cells in the body is called cancer. These cells possess the ability to infiltrate and destroy normal body tissues. It develops when the body's normal control mechanism stops working. It can spread throughout the body and is considered the second-leading cause of death in the world. There are over 100 different types of cancer, each named after the type of cell or organ from which it originated. Cancer cannot be considered a single disease; rather, it is a collection of diseases. 

• Dental Implant (Single Tooth): 500–500–1,500
• All-on-4/All-on-6 (Full Arch): 5,000–5,000–12,000
• Porcelain Crown (Per Tooth): 200–200–600
• Veneers (Composite/Porcelain): 150–150–500 per tooth

• Wisdom Tooth Extraction: 100–100–400 (simple) | 300–300–800 (impacted)
• Root Canal Treatment: 150–150–500 (per tooth)
• Gum Surgery (Gingivectomy): 300–300–1,000

• Corrective Jaw Surgery (Orthognathic): 3,000–3,000–8,000
• TMJ Disorder Surgery: 2,500–2,500–6,000

• Tooth Exposure (for Braces): 400–400–1,200
• Pulpotomy (Baby Root Canal): 100–100–300

• Bone Grafting (Per Site): 300–300–1,200
• Sinus Lift (For Implants): 500–500–1,500  

One of the primary reasons people choose India for dental tourism is the significant cost difference. In Western countries like the USA, dental treatments are often expensive, and many procedures are not covered by insurance. In contrast, dental procedures in India are up to 60-80% cheaper Dental work in India creates an affordable and safe opportunity for non-insured Americans and Australian residents. For all those people who postpone their dental visits due to unduly expensive treatments in their home country – India is the key. 

• ASD/VSD Closure (Hole in Heart):
  
  • Surgical: 4,500–4,500–9,000
  • Device Closure (Non-Surgical): 6,000–6,000–12,000
• PDA Ligation: 3,500–3,500–7,500

• Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) Repair: 8,000–8,000–15,000
• Fontan Procedure (Single Ventricle): 12,000–12,000–25,000
• Arterial Switch Operation (TGA): 10,000–10,000–20,000

• Ross Procedure (Aortic Valve): 9,000–9,000–18,000
• Mitral Valve Repair (Congenital): 7,000–7,000–14,000

• Cardiac Catheterization (Balloon Valvuloplasty): 4,000–4,000–8,000
• Hybrid Norwood (Hypoplastic Left Heart): 15,000–15,000–30,000

• PICU Stay (Per Day): 200–200–500
• Follow-up Echocardiograms: 100–100–300 per test

Pediatric Cardiac Surgery often deals with heart problems in children, the cause of congenital heart diseases which are common heart ailments among newborn children and involves deficiencies like structural defects, congenital arrythmias and cardiomyopathies, which result in different kinds of abnormalities related to the heart. Congenital heart disease is a cause of improper growth of the heart or blood vessels before birth.

Sometimes heart surgery in children is required for repairing defects in the heart which a child might have born with (known as congenital heart defects) and heart diseases which he gets after birth, which require surgery. Pediatric Cardiac Surgery deals with operative procedures in the newborn and unborn children and youngsters suffering from cardiac dysfunctions, structural, functional and rhythm-related issues of the heart also.

• Spina Bifida Repair (Myelomeningocele): 5,000–5,000–12,000
• Hydrocephalus (VP Shunt): 4,000–4,000–9,000
• Craniosynostosis (Skull Remodeling): 7,000–7,000–15,000

• Esophageal Atresia Repair: 5,500–5,500–11,000
• Hirschsprung’s Disease Surgery: 4,500–4,500–10,000
• Imperforate Anus Correction: 4,000–4,000–9,000

• Hypospadias Repair: 2,500–2,500–6,000
• Posterior Urethral Valve (PUV) Ablation: 3,500–3,500–8,000
• Bladder Exstrophy Repair: 6,000–6,000–14,000

• Clubfoot Correction (Ponseti Method/Surgery): 1,500–1,500–4,500
• Cleft Lip/Palate Repair: 2,000–2,000–5,500
• Congenital Hip Dislocation (Open Reduction): 3,500–3,500–7,500

Pediatric Cardiac Surgery often deals with heart problems in children, the cause of congenital heart diseases which are common heart ailments among newborn children and involves deficiencies like structural defects, congenital arrythmias and cardiomyopathies, which result in different kinds of abnormalities related to the heart. Congenital heart disease is a cause of improper growth of the heart or blood vessels before birth.

Sometimes heart surgery in children is required for repairing defects in the heart which a child might have born with (known as congenital heart defects) and heart diseases which he gets after birth, which require surgery. Pediatric Cardiac Surgery deals with operative procedures in the newborn and unborn children and youngsters suffering from cardiac dysfunctions, structural, functional and rhythm-related issues of the heart also.

• Basic 7-Day Program: 500–500–1,200
• Advanced 14-Day Program (Full Panchakarma): 1,500–1,500–3,500
• Customized 21-Day Rejuvenation: 2,500–2,500–6,000

• Rheumatoid Arthritis (Amavata Chikitsa): 1,200–1,200–3,000 (14-day program)
• Spinal Disorders (Kati Basti, Pizhichil): 1,000–1,000–2,800 (per week)
• Psoriasis/Eczema (Lepam, Thakradhara): 800–800–2,500 (2-week program)

• Abhyangam (Oil Massage) + Shirodhara: 50–50–150 per session
• Kerala Special (Udvartana, Nasyam): 70–70–200 per session
• Anti-Aging (Rasayana Therapy): 1,500–1,500–4,000 (2-week program)

• Weight Loss Program (Medicated Enemas, Herbal Steam): 800–800–2,000 (14 days)
• Metabolic Rebalancing (Udvartana + Diet Plan): 600–600–1,500

• Post-Stroke Rehabilitation (Basti, Nasya): 1,000–1,000–2,500/month
• Post-Chemotherapy Rejuvenation: 1,200–1,200–3,000 

Ayurveda Treatments are the procedures that help either eliminate or normalize morbid doshas or to work as a palliative in action. The intention of ayurvedic treatments is to enhance the healing procedure by eliminating the accumulated morbid doshas. The treatments in Ayurveda can be classified into two categories depending on their mode of action

• Post-Surgical Rehabilitation (Knee/Hip/Spine): 20–20–50 per session
• Neurological PT (Stroke, Parkinson’s): 25–25–60 per session
• Sports Injury Rehab (ACL, Rotator Cuff): 30–30–70 per session

• Dry Needling/IMS: 40–40–80 per session
• Shockwave Therapy (Plantar Fasciitis/Tendinopathy): 50–50–120 per session
• Laser Therapy (Chronic Pain): 30–30–90 per session

• Lower Back Pain (4-week program): 300–300–800
• Cervical Spondylosis (2-week intensive): 200–200–600
• Arthritis Management (6-week plan): 400–400–1,000

• Cerebral Palsy (Weekly sessions): 25–25–60 per session
• Developmental Delay (Early Intervention): 20–20–50 per session

• Postpartum Recovery (4-week package): 500–500–1,200
• Executive Stress Relief (Yoga + PT combo): 600–600–1,500 (2 weeks)

There are numerous types of physical therapy, and the field continues to evolve with the emergence of new specialties and techniques.

Whether you’re grappling with pain, recovering from an injury, or hoping to improve your athletic abilities, physical therapy (PT) provides a comprehensive approach to address these concerns and more.

• Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS for Parkinson’s) – 12,000–12,000–18,000
• Craniotomy (Brain Tumor Removal) – 5,000–5,000–12,000
• Brain Aneurysm Clipping/Coiling – 7,000–7,000–15,000
• Pituitary Tumor Surgery (Endoscopic) – 6,000–6,000–10,000
• Epilepsy Surgery (Lobectomy) – 7,000–7,000–14,000
• Hydrocephalus (VP Shunt) – 4,000–4,000–8,000
• AVM (Arteriovenous Malformation) Surgery – 8,000–8,000–16,000India is a popular destination for brain tumor treatment due to its affordable prices, advanced medical facilities, and renowned specialists. The cost of treatment depends on the type and complexity of the surgery, but is typically lower than in many Western countries.  Common treatments for brain tumors include surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. The most common type of surgery is a craniotomy, which involves drilling a small hole in the skull to remove the tumor. Another minimally-invasive surgical procedure is neuroendoscopy, which involves removing the tumor through small holes in the skull, mouth, or nose. 

• Rhinoplasty (Nose Job) – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Facelift (Rhytidectomy) – 3,000–3,000–6,500
• Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery) – 1,500–1,500–3,500
• Chin Augmentation (Genioplasty) – 1,800–1,800–4,000
• Brow Lift (Forehead Lift) – 2,000–2,000–4,500
• Otoplasty (Ear Reshaping) – 1,200–1,200–3,000
• Cheek Implants/Fillers – 1,000–1,000–3,000
• Lip Augmentation (Fillers/Fat Transfer) – 300–300–1,500
• Double Chin Removal (Liposuction/Kybella) – 800–800–2,500 

Plastic surgery is a type of surgery that is performed to remove all types of oddness from your body and make you look perfect with an absolute figure, shape, and size. It is a correctional surgery that is done for people who want to remove all kinds of imperfections from their bodies. Many people undergo plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery because they want to correct their body image and bring it to a proper shape. In India, many people go for plastic surgery to either change or correct their appearances.  

These two sections are:

• The first one is cosmetic surgery and
• The second one is reconstructive surgery.

• FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) Hair Transplant – 1,000–1,000–3,500
• FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) Hair Transplant – 800–800–2,500
• DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Beard/Mustache Transplant – 1,200–1,200–3,000
• Eyebrow Transplant – 1,000–1,000–2,800
• SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation) – 500–500–2,000
• PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for Hair Growth – 100–100–300 per session

 Plastic surgery is a type of surgery that is performed to remove all types of oddness from your body and make you look perfect with an absolute figure, shape, and size. It is a correctional surgery that is done for people who want to remove all kinds of imperfections from their bodies. Many people undergo plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery because they want to correct their body image and bring it to a proper shape. In India, many people go for plastic surgery to either change or correct their appearances.  

These two sections are:

• The first one is cosmetic surgery and
• The second one is reconstructive surgery.

• Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery – Cosmetic or Functional) – 1,200–1,200–3,500
• Ptosis Correction (Droopy Eyelid Surgery) – 1,500–1,500–3,800
• Eye Bag Removal (Lower Lid Blepharoplasty) – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Canthoplasty (Almond Eye Surgery) – 2,000–2,000–5,000
• Double Eyelid Surgery (Asian Blepharoplasty) – 1,500–1,500–3,500

 Plastic surgery is a type of surgery that is performed to remove all types of oddness from your body and make you look perfect with an absolute figure, shape, and size. It is a correctional surgery that is done for people who want to remove all kinds of imperfections from their bodies. Many people undergo plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery because they want to correct their body image and bring it to a proper shape. In India, many people go for plastic surgery to either change or correct their appearances.  

These two sections are:

• The first one is cosmetic surgery and
• The second one is reconstructive surgery.

• Liposuction (Per Area) – 1,200–1,200–3,500
• Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) – 2,500–2,500–6,000
• Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL – Fat Transfer) – 3,000–3,000–7,000
• Mommy Makeover (Tummy Tuck + Breast Lift/Lipo) – 4,500–4,500–9,000
• CoolSculpting (Non-Surgical Fat Reduction, Per Session) – 300–300–800

 Plastic surgery is a type of surgery that is performed to remove all types of oddness from your body and make you look perfect with an absolute figure, shape, and size. It is a correctional surgery that is done for people who want to remove all kinds of imperfections from their bodies. Many people undergo plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery because they want to correct their body image and bring it to a proper shape. In India, many people go for plastic surgery to either change or correct their appearances.  

These two sections are:

• The first one is cosmetic surgery and
• The second one is reconstructive surgery.

• Breast Augmentation (Implants) – 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Breast Lift (Mastopexy) – 2,200–2,200–5,000
• Breast Reduction – 2,500–2,500–5,500
• Gynecomastia Surgery (Male Breast Reduction) – 1,800–1,800–4,500

 Plastic surgery is a type of surgery that is performed to remove all types of oddness from your body and make you look perfect with an absolute figure, shape, and size. It is a correctional surgery that is done for people who want to remove all kinds of imperfections from their bodies. Many people undergo plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery because they want to correct their body image and bring it to a proper shape. In India, many people go for plastic surgery to either change or correct their appearances.  

These two sections are:

• The first one is cosmetic surgery and
• The second one is reconstructive surgery.

 Skin Tightening & Muscle Enhancement

• Body Lift (Post-Bariatric/Weight Loss Surgery) – 4,000–4,000–9,000
• Arm Lift (Brachioplasty) – 1,800–1,800–4,000
• Thigh Lift – 2,000–2,000–4,500
• High-Definition Liposuction (Six-Pack Sculpting) – 3,500–3,500–8,000

 Plastic surgery is a type of surgery that is performed to remove all types of oddness from your body and make you look perfect with an absolute figure, shape, and size. It is a correctional surgery that is done for people who want to remove all kinds of imperfections from their bodies. Many people undergo plastic surgery or cosmetic surgery because they want to correct their body image and bring it to a proper shape. In India, many people go for plastic surgery to either change or correct their appearances.  

These two sections are:

• The first one is cosmetic surgery and
• The second one is reconstructive surgery.

• LASIK (Laser-Assisted Vision Correction) – 800–800–2,500 (both eyes)
• PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) – 700–700–2,200
• SMILE (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction) – 1,200–1,200–3,000
• ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens for High Myopia) – 2,500–2,500–4,500
• Cataract Surgery (Phacoemulsification + Monofocal Lens) – 1,000–1,000–2,500
• Premium Cataract Surgery (Multifocal/Toric Lens) – 1,800–1,800–4,000

The cornea is a type of transparent layer. This transparent layer is like a domed-shaped structure. It helps in protecting the eye from harmful external agents. These external agents can be dirt, germs, and other particles. Moreover, it also helps protect the eye from harmful ultraviolet rays. Another major task of the cornea is to focus the intake of the light according to the surroundings

 Functional & Reconstructive Nasal Surgeries

• Septoplasty (Deviated Septum Correction) – 1,200–1,200–3,500
• Turbinate Reduction – 800–800–2,500
• Revision Rhinoplasty (Corrective Surgery) – 3,000–3,000–8,000
• Nasal Fracture Repair – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Cleft Lip Nose Correction – 2,500–2,500–6,000

• Alarplasty (Nostril Reshaping) – 1,000–1,000–3,000
• Hump Reduction – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Tip Plasty (Nose Tip Refinement) – 1,800–1,800–4,500

The nose surgery in India is done either by using the open procedure or a closed procedure. The open process involves making an incision across the columella. The closed procedure involves having the incision hidden in the inner part of the nose. Many doctors raises the soft tissues that cover the nose through these incisions.

 Functional & Reconstructive Nasal Surgeries

• Septoplasty (Deviated Septum Correction) – 1,200–1,200–3,500
• Turbinate Reduction – 800–800–2,500
• Revision Rhinoplasty (Corrective Surgery) – 3,000–3,000–8,000
• Nasal Fracture Repair – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Cleft Lip Nose Correction – 2,500–2,500–6,000

• Alarplasty (Nostril Reshaping) – 1,000–1,000–3,000
• Hump Reduction – 1,500–1,500–4,000
• Tip Plasty (Nose Tip Refinement) – 1,800–1,800–4,500

• Standard Rhinoplasty – 1,500–1,500–4,500
• Closed Rhinoplasty – 1,800–1,800–4,000
• Open Rhinoplasty – 2,000–2,000–5,500
• Ethnic Rhinoplasty (e.g., African, Middle Eastern, Asian Nose) – 2,500–2,500–6,000
• Liquid Rhinoplasty (Non-Surgical, Fillers) – 300–300–1,200 (temporary results)

The nose surgery in India is done either by using the open procedure or a closed procedure. The open process involves making an incision across the columella. The closed procedure involves having the incision hidden in the inner part of the nose. Many doctors raises the soft tissues that cover the nose through these incisions.

• Tonsillectomy (Tonsil Removal) – 800–800–2,500
• Adenoidectomy – 700–700–2,200
• Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP for Sleep Apnea) – 2,000–2,000–5,000
• Laryngoscopy (Diagnostic/Surgical) – 500–500–2,000
• Vocal Cord Surgery (Polyps/Nodules Removal) – 1,500–1,500–4,500
• Thyroidectomy (Partial/Total Thyroid Removal) – 2,500–2,500–6,500
• Tracheostomy – 1,000–1,000–3,500

• Chin Liposuction (Submental, for "Double Chin") – 1,000–1,000–3,000
• Neck Lift (Lower Rhytidectomy) – 2,500–2,500–6,000
• Adam’s Apple Reduction (Chondrolaryngoplasty) – 1,500–1,500–4,000

• Throat surgery can include procedures such as adenoidectomy or tonsillectomy which are simpler. More complex procedures include laryngectomy for cancer of the larynx. Head and neck surgery may be necessary to remove a tumor or reconstruct an area after disfigurement from trauma or injury.