Patient Resources

Patient Care Guide

While receiving care with us, your safety is our primary concern. Many procedures are in place to protect your well-being and to secure the best medical outcome possible for you. However, your assistance is needed. By working with our health care team, you can help us ensure a safer health care experience for you. Please let us know if something seems unsafe or uncomfortable. We welcome your concerns and questions and encourage you to express them to our doctors as they will know whom to contact to correct the situation.

Steps You Can Take to Help Prevent Medical Errors:

Medication Tips

Recognize your medication. If the medications you are given do not look familiar, speak up and alert your doctor or care-giver. Do the same when picking up medication from the pharmacy.

Make sure that all of your doctors know about everything you are taking. This includes prescription and over-the-counter medicines as well as dietary supplements such as vitamins and herbs.

Make sure your doctor knows about any allergies and adverse reactions you have had to medications.

When your doctor writes you a prescription, make sure you can read it. Ask for information about your medicines in terms you can understand — both when your medicines are prescribed and when you receive them.

Hospital Stays & Home Care

Know your health care professionals. Doctors, nurses and other medical staff usually wear some form of identification badge while on duty, particularly in hospitals. If you’re not sure who someone is or what their role is, please ask.

When you are being discharged from the hospital, ask your doctor, nurse or pharmacist to explain the treatment plan you will use at home.

Make sure your caregivers wash their hands if they perform any “hands on” procedures. Evidence is overwhelming that washing your hands is the single most important thing that anyone — including your caregiver — can do to prevent the spread of infection.

Other Important Tips

There are many other things you can do to help your health care providers help you. Please view or download a copy of our printable Patient Guide and discuss any questions you may have with your doctor.

Forms

We provide the following additional patient guides:

Plastic Surgery Videos

How to Care for Your Drains After Plastic Surgery

Dermabrasion Explained by Dr Alexander Anzarut

Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment

Watch all videos on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAAsqTLFtlBXDKME-RnBnHQ/videos

Price List (Updated June 2025)

Breast Procedures:

  • Bilateral Breast Augmentation – $10,750
  • Bilateral Breast Augmentation Revision – $10,750+ (highly variable)
  • Fat grafting only bilateral breast augmentation – $15,500
  • Bilateral breast augmentation and mastopexy – $15,500+
  • Bilateral breast mastopexy – $12,500
  • Bilateral breast reduction and lift – $13,500+
  • Bilateral breast explant, full capsulectomy – $12,000
  • Bilateral breast explant, full capsulectomy and mastopexy – $17,500+
  • Bilateral breast explant, full capsulectomy, mastopexy and fat grafting – $19,000+
  • Nipple Reduction (bilateral) – $2,000 (local anesthesia)
  • Areolar Reduction – $3,500 (local anesthesia)
  • Inverted Nipple Correction – $3,000 (local anesthesia)

Body Procedures:

  • Abdominoplasty (mini) – $11,500+
  • Lipo-abdominoplasty, rectus repair and mons reduction – $13,995
    • Required overnight stay – $1,500
  • Vertical Abdominoplasty (Fleur De Lis / Corset) – $17,000
    • Required overnight stay – $1,500
  • Mommy Makeover (sum of individual components) – $23,000+
    • Required overnight stay – $1,500

Facial Procedures:

  • Rhinoplasty – $14,000
  • Asian Rhinoplasty – $20,000
  • Deep Plane Facelift (no open neck contouring) – $20,000+
    • Required overnight stay – $1,500
  • Deep Plane Facelift and Neck Sculpting – $28,500
    • Required overnight stay – $1,500
  • Neck Sculpting +/- Gland Reduction – $20,000
    • Required overnight stay – $1,500
  • Submandibular Gland Reduction – $2,000
  • Chin Implant – $11,000
  • Chin Implant (added to facelift or neck sculpting) – $3,000

Other Procedures:

  • Gynecomastia Reduction – $4,000+ (local anesthesia)
  • Labiaplasty – $3,000+ (local anesthesia)
  • Otoplasty (bilateral) – $6,000 + GST (local anesthesia)
  • Earlobe Repair – $800 (local anesthesia)
  • Bilateral Earlobe Repair – $1,400 (local anesthesia)
  • Upper Blepharoplasty – $3,500 (local anesthesia)
  • Lower Blepharoplasty +/- facial fat grafting – $4,500 (local anesthesia)
  • 4-Lid Blepharoplasty – $6,000 (local anesthesia)
  • Facial Fat Grafting – $3,500 (local anesthesia)
  • Lip Lift (Deep Plane) – $4,500 (local anesthesia)
  • Buccal Fat Reduction (bilateral) – $3,500 (local anesthesia)
  • Brow Lift – $3,500+ (local anesthesia)
  • Full Neck / Jawline Liposuction – $6,500 (local anesthesia)

Chemical Peels:

  • Deep Phenol / Croton Oil Peel (full face) – $5,000 (local anesthesia)
  • Deep Phenol / Croton Oil Peel (lower eyelids or peri-oral region) – $2,500 (local anesthesia)

Minor Procedures:

  • Mole / Cyst Removal – $550 (initial lesion, local anesthesia)
    • Additional lesions (up to 4 total) – $100 + GST each
  • Lipoma Removal – $800+ (local anesthesia)
  • Keloid Removal – $1,000 (local anesthesia)
  • Scar Revision – $550+ (highly variable, local anesthesia)

Injectables:

  • Botox – $12/unit (Dr. Anzarut as injector)
  • Filler – $750/syringe (Dr. Anzarut as injector)