“Boob job Turkey cost” is one of the most searched phrases by UK women considering surgery abroad. A fair comparison needs more than a headline figure: what is included, which hospital and which surgeon matter just as much. This New City Clinic guide explains the price and the checks to make.
How much is breast augmentation in Istanbul?
At New City Clinic the estimated package price for breast augmentation in Istanbul is €3,200. It includes the operation in a licensed hospital, the hospital stay, hotel accommodation and airport transfers; pre-operative tests, coordination and interpreting are included according to the package. Flights are not included. Your final quote follows a free assessment, because the plan – implants alone or with a lift – depends on your body.
Choosing the implant
Implant size is measured in cubic centimetres, not cup sizes. The right range depends on the width of your chest, the tissue available to cover the implant and your skin. Round or teardrop shape, profile and placement above or below the muscle are chosen with your surgeon after measurements; trying sizers in a bra helps you see the result before the operation.
Safety checks before you book
Ask for the hospital’s name and check it is licensed by the Turkish Ministry of Health, the surgeon’s full name and specialty, and a written, itemised quote. Ask which implant brand is used and for the implant card. Be cautious with offers that cannot name the hospital or that push for a deposit before a doctor has seen your photos.
The trip from the UK
Direct flights from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and other airports take around four hours. Most patients stay 5–7 days. You leave with an English report for your GP, and a New City Clinic coordinator follows your recovery remotely.
A boob job in Turkey with New City Clinic
New City Clinic is an authorised health tourism intermediary registered with the Turkish Ministry of Health and HealthTürkiye. When you contact New City Clinic about a boob job in Turkey, a physician first reviews your photos and medical information, and you then receive a written treatment plan with an itemised quote. Once you arrive in Istanbul, the New City Clinic team organises your airport welcome, accommodation, hospital appointments and interpreting. Your procedure is performed by a specialist physician at a Ministry of Health approved partner hospital, and follow-up continues after you return home.
Recovery timeline
First day
Usually one night in hospital; tightness across the chest is normal.
Week 1
Support bra day and night; most patients fly home on day 5–7.
Months 3–6
Implants settle and the shape looks natural.
Accommodation and transfers
On request, New City Clinic organises your airport–hotel–hospital transfers and your stay at partner hotels close to the hospital. The same can be arranged for a companion; details are set out in writing in your quote.
Aftercare
Medication and check-ups
Take the medication your physician prescribes as directed and attend your planned check-ups.
Smoking and alcohol
Both slow healing; avoid them before and after the procedure for the period your physician advises.
Movement and rest
Short walks support circulation; wait for your physician’s approval before strenuous exercise or heavy lifting.
When to get in touch
Contact your New City Clinic coordinator straight away in case of high fever, increasing pain, redness or anything unexpected.
Frequently asked questions
Is €3,200 the final price?
It is an estimated package price; the written quote is confirmed after a physician has assessed your case.
Are flights included?
No. Flights are not included; transfers from Istanbul airport are.
Will my GP look after me afterwards?
Tell your GP about your plans before you travel and bring your English report home; the coordinator stays in touch for questions.
Deciding on a boob job in Turkey is a confident step when it is taken with the right information and the right team. You can book a free consultation with the New City Clinic team for your questions.
This article is for general information; consult your physician for diagnosis and treatment.
