Self funding patients
Consultation fees and costs
Clear, fixed price quotations after your consultation.
Consultations
Consultation fees
Consultation fees range from £130 to £250, depending on the type of consultation: initial, follow up, or prolonged for medical reports. The standard fee for an initial consultation is £195. For aesthetic patients, a free second consultation is offered prior to the procedure.
After your initial consultation, a full quotation for your treatment or procedure will be emailed to you. The quoted fees are fixed prices. If you are booking more than one procedure at the same time, a discount will be applied for each additional procedure. Some hospitals may offer financing options to help cover hospital fees.
Full payment can be made to our bank account by online banking, or by credit or debit card over the phone (all major cards accepted, except American Express), or in some cases by cheque. Payment details are provided on your invoice, and Mr Mattine's secretary will be available to assist you.
Rescheduling or cancelling surgery
Terms and conditions regarding consultations, rescheduling or cancelling surgery are provided with your booking. Please contact the practice if you would like a copy.
Insured patients
Mr Mattine only treats patients who are privately funded and does not accept those with private medical insurance.
Initial consultation
£195
Payable on booking. Fees range from £130 to £250 by consultation type.
Your fixed price quotation includes
- Your inpatient stay, including accommodation and routine investigations
- Theatre, surgeon and anaesthetic fees
- All post operative visits for one year
Charged separately
- The initial consultation fee of £195, payable on booking
- Diagnostic imaging, where needed for a specific procedure
- Pre surgical models or planning, for example for bespoke implants
A reputation built on results
Surgery is ultimately judged not by its description, but by what it achieves.
Explore a selection of primary, revision and complex facial surgery cases performed by Mr Mattine, then arrange a consultation in London or Birmingham.