Pricing
TREATMENT PRICES
We know that price is not the first thing many think about when seeking treatment, but we do understand it is often a real consideration when evaluating what is right for you. We’re here to ensure that you are as informed as you can be about both medical and financial information.
The first step in any treatment journey at Morphē is to assess your needs and determine the right path forward for you. This will be done in a formal consultation with your surgeon.
Dr George Balalis, FRACS (Weight Loss, Upper GI & General Surgeon)
Dr Jesse Beumer, FRACS (Weight Loss & General Surgeon)
Dr Alex Cameron, FRACS (Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeon)
Dr Stephen Kinsey-Trotman, FRACS (Breast & Thyroid Surgeon)
Once you have determined the best option for you, your surgeon will discuss the surgery, procedure or treatment in detail with you including how it is performed, how it works, what results you can expect and also the possible complications/risks.
Beyond your initial consultation, and depending on your treatment pathway, you may require access to other members of our fully specialised team. All consulting from one supportive space, this team includes surgeons, dietitians, psychologists, exercise physiologists, clinical nurse, bariatric GPs and our endocrinologist (if and when needed).
Find out more about specialist appointments for a guideline on related prices.
WEIGHT LOSS PROCEDURES
Gastric Sleeve & Bypass
Find out more about the price of Gastric Sleeve & Gastric Bypass surgery.
Endosleeve Procedure
Find out more about the price of an Endosleeve procedure.
Endoscopic Outlet Reduction (Overstitch)
Find out more about the price of Endoscopic Outlet Reduction.
Allurion Gastric Balloon
Find out more about the price of the Allurion Gastric Balloon Program.
Lap Band Removal
Find out more about the price of Lap Band Removal.
PLASTIC, AESTHETIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY
Breast Augmentation
Find out more about the price of the Breast Augmentation.
Breast Reduction
Find out more about the price of the Breast Reduction.
PRIVATE HEALTH FOR SURGERY
Private health insurance requirements vary depending on your health fund, level of cover and the procedure being performed (MBS item number).
Weight loss surgery requires Gold or Top Hospital cover, depending on your individual policy.
Cosmetic procedures, Lipodema surgery and the Allurion Gastric Balloon procedure are not covered by private health insurance.
- Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy (Gastric Sleeve) – 31575
- Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass (One Anastomosis or Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass) – 31572
- Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (Endosleeve) – no rebates available
- Endoscopic Outlet Reduction (OverStitch) – 30517
- Laparoscopic Removal of a Gastric Band (Lap Band Removal) – 31585
- Laparoscopic Revisional Bariatric Surgery – 31584
- Hiatus Hernia – 31468
- Upper GI Endoscopy (Gastroscopy) – 30473
- Colonoscopy – 32222
- Gallbladder surgery (Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy) – 30445
- Abdominal Hernia Surgery – 30621
UNINSURED & SELF-FUNDED SURGICAL PATIENTS
If you are uninsured or self-funded, it’s important to note that there are further costs associated with your care in a private hospital as well as fees for anaesthetist and surgical assistant.
The total amount will depend on a number of factors, including: the type of surgery, the hospital, the anaesthetist.
As an uninsured patient, other costs that you can expect to pay are;
- Private Hospital Fee
- Anaesthetist
- Assistant
- Scans & Medications
With all surgeries, there are associated risks. In the unlikely event that a patient experiences a complication/emergency that requires further treatment, if you are uninsured, further costs may be applicable.
ACCESSING SUPERANNUATION FOR WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY
Some patients are eligible to access superannuation to pay for their treatment under what is called ‘Compassionate Medical Grounds’.
To be eligible, you must meet the criteria set by the ATO, specifically as it relates to requiring medical treatment to treat a life-threatening illness. Read more about accessing your super on compassionate medical grounds here.
Accessing superannuation will require reports supporting your claim from both your surgeon and your GP and must be applied for via your MyGov account. We can discuss this process with you and assist you with the requirements.
Accessing superannuation will require reports supporting your claim from both your surgeon and your GP and must be applied for via your MyGov account. We can discuss this process with you and assist you with the requirement if you are eligible under the ATO’s criteria.
If you think that you are eligible, and like to consider accessing your superannuation to pay for weight-loss surgery procedure, please ensure that you seek independent financial advise. To make an appointment, please contact us.
Contact Us
Considering the next step in your journey to good health?
Enquire with us to find out more about our holistic approach or to book your consultation.