Non-surgical Nose Correction Clinics Abroad — Page 2

Professor Sevilay Oguz Kilic leads cosmetic dermatology at this facility, bringing over 25 years of specialist experience to every nose filler procedure. Treatment typically costs around A$700 for 1 ml of filler. This price generally includes your initial consultation, pre-operative tests, local anaesthetic, and a follow-up visit. The hospital is part of Turkey’s largest medical group and holds GMP laboratory certification. Australian patients benefit from a regular international intake and free airport transfers to several local districts.

SALUSS Medical Group has treated patients from 52 countries across five continents, including a regular flow of Australians. Its clinics in Istanbul and Antalya are certified by the Turkish Medical Association. The clinic is also an official provider of Swiss-made Straumann dental implants.

Clinics United holds JCI and ISO accreditations – meeting rigorous international safety standards. The clinic has performed over 3,000 successful surgeries for international patients and maintains a 4.9 patient satisfaction rating. It treats around 2,200 patients each year.

The private clinic specialises in aesthetic medicine and cosmetology – ideal for non-surgical nose work. It holds ISAPS certification, adhering to international safety standards. The centre treats around 320 international patients annually, including a regular flow from Australia. All procedures use high-quality, medical-grade fillers to create a natural-looking shape without surgery.

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is a tertiary referral hospital in Pattaya, Thailand. It specializes in cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, and neurology. The facility also offers pediatric wellness and intensive care. It is the only hospital in Pattaya accredited by the Joint Commission International. Founded in 1990 as a 100-bed facility, it now operates as a 16-story hospital with 300 beds.

The medical team includes over 100 full-time specialists and 170 consultants. The hospital treats more than 400,000 patients each year, including over 170,000 international patients. Specialized units include a Neuroscience Center and a Bone and Spine Center. The orthopedics department holds JCI certification for hip and knee surgery. For advanced diagnostics, the clinic uses the Artis Pheno robotic imaging system. It also offers 24-hour telemedicine and home nursing services.

Banobagi Clinic is the official medical centre of the Asian show 'Let Me In'. The clinic's dedicated international team includes free interpreters for Australian patients. Four in-theatre anaesthesiologists monitor patients continuously, providing safety oversight. The on-site laboratory can process stem cells from blood, bone marrow and fat for regenerative support.