Cosmetic surgery prices 2026: What practices post
The middle half of posted starting prices is $7,800–$15,000 for mini facelift alone and $4,500–$7,000 for a chin implant alone. This report covers 28 procedures with 3–91 practices counted per scope, checked October 12–18, 2026.
What do practices post for each procedure?
| Procedure | Middle half (p25–p75) | Practices counted | Scope and limits | Checked | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini facelift | $7,800–$15,000 | 56 | Mini facelift alone | October 12–13, 2026 | Mini facelift cost guide |
| Thigh lift | $7,000–$12,500 | 22 | Medial / inner thigh | October 18, 2026 | Thigh lift cost guide |
| Thigh lift | $8,000–$12,000 | 87 | Thigh lift; technique not stated | October 18, 2026 | Thigh lift cost guide |
| Deep plane facelift | $20,000–$35,000 | 28 | Face labelled; neck inclusion not establishedThe wording doesn’t establish neck inclusion; it doesn’t prove the neck is excluded. | October 16, 2026 | Deep plane facelift cost guide |
| Deep plane facelift | $21,000–$35,000 | 25 | Face and neck | October 16, 2026 | Deep plane facelift cost guide |
| Facelift | $15,000–$27,900 | 7 | Full SMASSmall sample; full SMAS scope only. | October 16, 2026 | Facelift cost guide |
| Facelift | $13,000–$25,000 | 26 | With neck liftSmall sample; neck combinations stay separate. | October 16, 2026 | Facelift cost guide |
| Breast implant revision | $7,000–$10,800 | 29 | exchange same pocket | October 13, 2026 | Breast implant revision cost guide |
| Facial fat transfer | $3,995–$6,300 | 71 | Face onlyUses 88 service rows from 71 named practices, including per-area, lip and peri-orbital services. Multiple rows per practice remain; these aren’t full-face bill quartiles. | October 16, 2026 | Facial fat transfer cost guide |
| Nefertiti neck lift (injections) | $200–$280 | 4 | Per-treatment neck-band estimates; advertised 20–40 unitsInjections, not surgery. The pages don’t establish one product or protocol; units aren’t converted between brands. | October 16, 2026 | Nefertiti neck lift (injections) cost guide |
| Chin implant | $4,500–$7,000 | 47 | Implant alone | October 16, 2026 | Chin implant cost guide |
| Neck liposuction | $2,587–$4,999 | 38 | Neck and chin only | October 16, 2026 | Neck liposuction cost guide |
| Fat transfer breast augmentation | $5,075–$10,000 | 39 | Fat only | October 16, 2026 | Fat transfer breast augmentation cost guide |
| Rhinoplasty | $8,350–$14,350 | 86 | Cosmetic primary | October 16, 2026 | Rhinoplasty cost guide |
| Breast augmentation | $6,495–$8,810 | 50 | Silicone implants | 2026-10-16 | Breast augmentation cost guide |
| Breast augmentation | $5,500–$7,900 | 39 | Saline implants | 2026-10-16 | Breast augmentation cost guide |
| Liposuction | $3,500–$6,500 | 48 | One area as the practice defines it | October 16, 2026 | Liposuction cost guide |
| Liposuction | $1,100–$3,400 | 36 | Per-area rate; check first and additional units | October 16, 2026 | Liposuction cost guide |
| Tummy tuck | $8,800–$13,000 | 23 | Full tummy tuck | October 16, 2026 | Tummy tuck cost guide |
| Mini tummy tuck | $6,050–$9,500 | 37 | Mini tummy tuck | October 16, 2026 | Mini tummy tuck cost guide |
| Arm lift | $6,000–$12,550 | 14 | Full arm lift | October 18, 2026 | Arm lift cost guide |
| Body lift | $13,500–$21,375 | 42 | Lower body liftOne lowest eligible own posted starting point per practice. Fee bases differ; upper, total or staged and combinations remain separate. | October 18, 2026 | Body lift cost guide |
| Panniculectomy | $8,000–$12,000 | 8 | Panniculectomy self-paySelf-pay prices; insurance may apply. | October 16, 2026 | Panniculectomy cost guide |
| Breast lift | $7,275–$11,300 | 91 | Lift onlyEligible own posted starting points only; implants, revision and other combinations remain separate. Fee bases differ. | October 17, 2026 | Breast lift cost guide |
| Breast reduction | $9,500–$13,500 | 91 | Self-pay reductionDifferent fee bases remain explicit; insurance patient costs and combined operations stay separate. | 2026-10-17 | Breast reduction cost guide |
| Mommy makeover | $17,000–$30,000 | 3 | Tummy tuck + breast lift with implants; liposuction not established; all-in as statedSmall source-specific sample; included liposuction is not established. Other combinations and fee bases stay separate. | October 17, 2026 | Mommy makeover cost guide |
| Lip filler | $600–$750 | 20 | Per explicitly stated 1 mL syringeOne lowest eligible own-fee starting point per practice. Named products differ; half syringes, promotions and packages stay separate. | October 18, 2026 | Lip filler cost guide |
| Botox Cosmetic | $12–$14 | 83 | Botox Cosmetic per unit; unrestricted own feesPer-unit injections, not a treatment total. One lowest eligible posted figure per practice website; product and purchase conditions stay separate. | October 17–18, 2026 | Botox Cosmetic cost guide |
| BBL | $9,300–$13,500 | 29 | BBL; liposuction areas not stated; total-labelled feesOnly total-labelled own fees with priced donor areas not stated; one lowest eligible starting point per practice. Includes verified city top-ups. | October 18, 2026 | BBL cost guide |
| Veneers | $1,000–$1,800 | 31 | Porcelain per toothPer porcelain tooth; package counts, composite and no-prep stay separate. | October 18, 2026 | Veneers cost guide |
| Veneers | $450–$900 | 11 | Composite per toothPer composite tooth; direct versus indirect technique remains as stated by each practice. | October 18, 2026 | Veneers cost guide |
| Laser skin resurfacing | $999–$1,500 | 4 | Fractional CO2 full face; device model not statedOnly rows explicitly labeled Fractional CO2; other device labels, scopes, packages and promotions stay separate. Small descriptive sample, not a national treatment estimate. | October 18, 2026 | Laser skin resurfacing cost guide |
| Labiaplasty | $3,500–$6,000 | 21 | Labia minoraPosted starting prices have different fee bases; confirm anesthesia and facility inclusions. | October 18, 2026 | Labiaplasty cost guide |
| Smile makeover | $5,000–$13,000 | 9 | Smile makeover package; components and tooth counts differDifferent advertised bundles remain distinct; these quartiles describe posted starting points, not matched whole-treatment bills. | October 18, 2026 | Smile makeover cost guide |
Published averages, until our practice price check reaches this procedure
| Procedure | Published benchmark and what it covers | Year | Source | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neck lift | ASPS says the average neck lift costs $7,885, but that’s the surgeon’s fee alone, from statistics it shows with no year.Surgeon fee only. The page says it does not include anesthesia, operating room facilities or other related expenses. | Year not stated on the cost page | ASPS: neck lift cost | Neck lift cost guide |
| Blepharoplasty | ASPS’s cost page gives an average of $3,359 for upper eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) and $3,876 for lower, but it shows no year and leaves out anesthesia and the operating room. | Year not stated on the cost page | ASPS cost | Blepharoplasty cost guide |
| Brow lift | ASPS’s cost page puts the average brow lift (forehead lift) at $5,460, the figure its 2023 statistics report gives for 2023, and says that leaves out anesthesia, the operating room and other costs. | 2023; cost page matches the historical report | ASPS costASPS 2023 report | Brow lift cost guide |
| Gynecomastia | Gynecomastia surgery (male breast reduction) averages $5,587 in surgeon’s fees, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) in 2023. Anesthesia, the operating room and other costs come on top. ASPS’s undated cost page repeats its 2023 surgeon/physician-fee figure. | 2023 | American Society of Plastic SurgeonsASPS 2023 report (archived) | Gynecomastia cost guide |
How were these posted prices counted?
Download the posted-price datasets with practice names, fee wording, scopes, check dates and source links.
- Thigh lift posted prices
- Body lift posted prices
- Laser skin resurfacing posted prices
- Smile makeover posted prices
- Breast lift posted prices
- Breast reduction posted prices
- Mommy makeover posted prices
- Lip filler posted prices
- Botox Cosmetic posted prices
- BBL posted prices
- Veneers posted prices
- Rhinoplasty posted prices
- Arm lift posted prices
- Breast augmentation posted prices
- Tummy tuck posted prices
- Liposuction posted prices
- Facelift posted prices
- Eyelid surgery posted prices
- Breast implant revision posted prices
- Brow lift posted prices
- Chin implant posted prices
- Labiaplasty posted prices
- Deep plane facelift posted prices
- Facial fat transfer posted prices
- Fat transfer breast augmentation posted prices
- Gynecomastia surgery posted prices
- Mini facelift posted prices
- Neck lift posted prices
- Neck liposuction posted prices
- Nefertiti neck lift (injections) posted prices
Each figure comes directly from the procedure’s full cost guide research. We use practices’ own posted fees. Market-phrased pages that describe prices in a city or across the country are excluded, along with duplicate and ineligible observations under each family’s rules. Patient reports and society benchmarks don’t supply these quartiles.
Except for facial fat transfer, each scope uses one lowest eligible figure per practice website or practice group, as defined by the family research. Related sites count together where the research identifies them. Starting prices and the low ends of posted ranges remain starting points. Surgical scopes and injection treatment scopes are never pooled.
We sort those figures from lowest to highest. Nearest-rank quartiles select the posted figure at the rounded-up quarter rank and the rounded-up three-quarter rank. The table shows those endpoints as the middle half, p25–p75. Small samples and tied prices can put more than half the observations at or between the endpoints.
Facial fat transfer is the exception: its cost guide uses 88 eligible face-only service rows from 71 named practices, with multiple services per practice retained. We carry over its published quartiles unchanged. Per-area, lip and peri-orbital services are included. Its row isn’t a distribution of one price per practice or complete full-face bills.
Fee bases differ. A surgeon’s fee, a partial fee and a total as described by a practice can all appear within a scope. The linked cost guides retain those inclusions, starting floors, conditions and source pages. The practice counts belong to each row; adding them would count some practices more than once.
These figures are not a quote, not an average and not a typical price. They aren’t a national sample of paid bills or a basis for ranking cities or surgeons. A posted starting point doesn’t show what your procedure will cost. Ask the practice for a written quote naming the operation and everything the price includes.
Procedures without exported posted-price quartiles appear in a separate published-benchmark table with links to their live cost guides. Those benchmarks retain each guide’s wording, source, year and fee limits. A guide without a benchmark for the procedure has only a guide link. We don’t pool, model or adjust these figures.
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How much does cosmetic surgery cost in 2026?
The middle half of posted starting prices is $7,800–$15,000 for mini facelift alone and $4,500–$7,000 for a chin implant alone. This report covers 28 procedures with 3–91 practices counted per scope, checked October 12–18, 2026.
What does the middle half of posted starting points mean?
We sort those figures from lowest to highest. Nearest-rank quartiles select the posted figure at the rounded-up quarter rank and the rounded-up three-quarter rank. The table shows those endpoints as the middle half, p25–p75. Small samples and tied prices can put more than half the observations at or between the endpoints.
Does every practice contribute only one price?
Except for facial fat transfer, each scope uses one lowest eligible figure per practice website or practice group, as defined by the family research. Related sites count together where the research identifies them. Starting prices and the low ends of posted ranges remain starting points. Surgical scopes and injection treatment scopes are never pooled. Facial fat transfer is the exception: its cost guide uses 88 eligible face-only service rows from 71 named practices, with multiple services per practice retained. We carry over its published quartiles unchanged. Per-area, lip and peri-orbital services are included. Its row isn’t a distribution of one price per practice or complete full-face bills.
Do these posted prices include all fees?
Fee bases differ. A surgeon’s fee, a partial fee and a total as described by a practice can all appear within a scope. The linked cost guides retain those inclusions, starting floors, conditions and source pages. The practice counts belong to each row; adding them would count some practices more than once. These figures are not a quote, not an average and not a typical price. They aren’t a national sample of paid bills or a basis for ranking cities or surgeons. A posted starting point doesn’t show what your procedure will cost. Ask the practice for a written quote naming the operation and everything the price includes.
Where are procedures without posted-price quartiles?
Procedures without exported posted-price quartiles appear in a separate published-benchmark table with links to their live cost guides. Those benchmarks retain each guide’s wording, source, year and fee limits. A guide without a benchmark for the procedure has only a guide link. We don’t pool, model or adjust these figures.