Mastectomy vs Lumpectomy: The Complete Breast Cancer Surgery Guide
Every type of mastectomy, what stage needs one, reconstruction options, lymphedema prevention, ICD-10 codes and real NY/NJ costs.
Read the guide →New York Half Off breaks down what surgery actually costs — surgeon fee, facility fee, anesthesia and recovery — for 34 procedures across New York, New Jersey and nationwide, then matches you with vetted board-certified surgeons for free.
Filter by category to see what each procedure costs in New York and New Jersey, how long recovery really takes, and what the guides are worth reading first.
SMAS and deep-plane lifting of the face and neck for natural, long-lasting results.
from $8,000 →The #1 cosmetic surgery in America — silicone or saline implants for natural volume.
from $6,000 →Open and closed nose reshaping for beauty and breathing — a specialist's surgery.
from $5,000 →Skin removal plus muscle repair after pregnancy or major weight loss.
from $12,000 →Tumescent, VASER and SmartLipo contouring for stubborn fat pockets.
from $3,000 →Liposuction plus glandular excision for a permanently flat chest contour.
from $5,000 →Botox, Dysport and Xeomin for wrinkles that last 3–6 months.
from $300/area →Juvederm & Restylane for lips, cheeks, chin and tear troughs.
from $600/syringe →Mastopexy by ptosis grade — from crescent to anchor incisions.
from $8,000 →Fat transfer to the buttocks — with the 2026 safety protocols.
from $10,000 →Upper & lower blepharoplasty — including vision-blocking functional cases.
from $3,000 →The non-surgical nose job — 15 minutes, no downtime, reversible.
from $650 →Every guide breaks quotes into surgeon, facility, anesthesia and garment/aftercare fees — the anatomy of a price, not a marketing number.
We match you with ABPS board-certified plastic surgeons and genuinely reviewable case portfolios — no "medical spas" passing as surgery centers.
Week-by-week timelines for every procedure — including the paid days off, the drains, the garments and the red flags most sites skip.
Practice financing, FSA/HSA eligibility, NJ-vs-NYC facility math and the legitimately cheaper ways to time your surgery.
Read procedure-specific guides on costs, recovery and candidacy — all free, no upsell.
Tell us the procedure and budget. We connect you with vetted board-certified surgeons.
Collect all-in written estimates from multiple practices — the same procedure list, apples to apples.
Choose on credentials, transparency and price — often thousands less than the first quote.
The same board-certified technique costs dramatically less across the river, in suburban New Jersey, or at a quieter time of year. We help you find the honest price — and the savings route you didn't know existed.
Primary coverage across New York and New Jersey, plus vetted surgeons in all 50 states.
Every procedure gets a surgery guide, a cost breakdown and a week-by-week recovery timeline.
Every type of mastectomy, what stage needs one, reconstruction options, lymphedema prevention, ICD-10 codes and real NY/NJ costs.
Read the guide →Why one practice quotes $7,900 and another $28,000 — and the fee-by-fee breakdown that makes quotes comparable.
Get the real cost →The no-sitting weeks, the fat-embolism risk every patient must understand, and how 2026 protocols changed the procedure.
Read the guide →Across NY/NJ, all-in 2026 ranges are roughly: breast augmentation $6,000–9,000, rhinoplasty $5,000–10,000, tummy tuck $12,000–18,000, liposuction $3,000–9,000, facelift $8,000–15,000+, and Botox $300–600 per area. The final quote depends on surgeon fee, facility fee, anesthesia and geographic premium — our cost guides break every one of those lines out.
Almost never for cosmetic-only work. The exceptions are medically necessary procedures: breast reconstruction after mastectomy (guaranteed under WHCRA), functional blepharoplasty that blocks vision, septoplasty and functional rhinoplasty, nasal reconstruction after skin-cancer removal, and breast reduction when enough tissue (often 500+ grams per breast) is planned.
No. We are an independent patient-information and comparison platform. We do not perform surgery and are not a medical provider. We publish researched price ranges and recovery guides and connect patients with vetted, board-certified surgeons for free consultations.
Compare the same procedure list, not the lowest headline number. Collect all-in written estimates from at least three board-certified surgeons — surgeon fee, facility fee, anesthesia, garments and any revision policy — and weigh recovery time into the math. An extra $1,500 of surgeon experience that lowers your revision risk beats a "deal" that needs a redo.
Injectables have almost no downtime. Liposuction: 3–5 days off, garment 3–6 weeks. Breast augmentation: a few days to a week off, 6 weeks to heavy lifting. Tummy tuck: drains 1–2 weeks and 4–6 weeks to full activity. DIEP reconstruction: 6–8 weeks. Rhinoplasty: splint 7–10 days, most swelling gone by 3 months, final shape at 12 months.
Look for American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS) certification, active hospital privileges, a specialty match (a rhinoplasty-heavy surgeon for a nose), a reviewable portfolio of similar cases, transparent all-in quotes, and a consultation where complications and your revision policy are discussed honestly. We only connect patients with surgeons who meet this bar.
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