Consultations with Emily range between $300-350

The specialist centre has limited parking which can be accessed from 99 Rintoul Street, Newtown, Wellington.

Every insurance company and policy is different. The team at the specialist centre can help you determine what costs you have covered. Contact the team here.

Surgical expenses depend on many factors. A tailored quote including the surgical, anaesthetic and hospital costs will be created after your consultation.

Virtual consultations are available on a case by case basis. Please contact the team at the Specialist Centre to find out.

You will need to have an in person visit prior to undertaking any surgery.

Emily is accredited at multiple private hospitals across Wellington.

Most of Emily's operations occur at Wakefield Hospital.

The first step is a consultation with Emily to discuss the issues you are facing. 

Emily will listen to your story, assess your issue and take some photos.

She will then create a tailored solution for you. In the consultation she will discuss your options including any surgery that may be suitable for you. This discussion will cover the benefits, potential risks and recovery.

After this appointment the specialist centre team will give you a quote for costs – this includes surgical, anaesthetic and hospital costs.

If you are a cosmetic surgery patient you will require a cooling off period to confirm your decisions prior to proceeding to surgery.

Plastic surgery is a broad and innovative surgical subspecialty. Plastic surgeons have the anatomical knowledge and technical skills to operate on most of the body. It is an inherently creative specialty where reconstructive skills are used to restore form and function for a vast range of conditions. Plastic surgeons often work in collaboration with other surgical specialities to solve complex problems.

The word ‘plastic’ derives from the Greek word "plastikos," meaning "to mould" or "to shape". Despite its name, the field does not typically involve the use of plastic materials; rather, it focuses on the body's own tissues. Implants are used in specific circumstances but these are not made from the type of plastic materials you see in day to day life.

All surgery comes with risks. Emily is committed to patient safety and works with rigorous safety standards. Determining if the risk-benefit ratio is right for you is a very individual decision. Emily will work with you to ensure you make the right decision for your unique needs.