Why this price record exists

Who it is for

Patients pricing a procedure they will pay for themselves, who want to know what a normal published figure looks like before the first quote arrives.

What it does not do

• We do not rank providers by quality or outcome. We publish a price record and hold no data that would make a merit ranking honest, so we do not pretend to one.
• We do not estimate a price for a provider that publishes none. An absence is recorded as an absence with the date we checked.
• We do not collect a diagnosis, symptoms or insurance claim details, so there is no medical record here to lose.
• We do not present anything on this site as a good-faith estimate. That is a written duty your provider owes you under the No Surprises Act.

What is on this site

15 guides, each with its sources on the page , 143 answers to the questions around them , and the comparison.

• Dental implants: A tooth implant is the one dental price where the number and the thing being sold come apart most easily.
• Dental bridge: A dental bridge is four different products under one word, and the type you are a candidate for moves the price further than the practice you choose does.
• LASIK and vision correction: LASIK is the one procedure on this site where the trade has largely settled on a comparable unit, the price per eye, and where the published figures are close enough to each other to be useful.
• Bariatric surgery: Bariatric surgery is the procedure on this site where self-pay pricing is most developed, because the trade has spent years selling to patients whose insurers said no.
• Gynecomastia surgery: Gynecomastia surgery is where the gap between a national average and a real quote is widest, and the reason is a technicality that costs patients thousands.
• Hair transplant: A hair transplant is priced two ways in the United States and only one of them is a price you can act on.
• Funerals and cremation: A funeral is one of the very few things Americans buy without shopping, usually within two days of a death, and it is one of the very few where federal law puts an itemised price list in your hand for the asking.
• Hearing aids: A hearing aid is the rare piece of American healthcare with a sticker on it.
• Egg freezing: Egg freezing is bought almost entirely with the patient's own money, which is why clinics publish a price for it when they publish nothing else.
• Mobility and home medical equipment: A mobility scooter rents for $35 a day on the one dealer list in this record that publishes a rate, which is twenty-five days against the $849.00 a new four-wheel scooter is published at, so the crossover from renting to buying arrives inside a month.
• Cosmetic dentistry: Porcelain veneers are published at $900 to $2,500 per tooth by the one US practice in this record that prints a veneer price list, an in-office whitening visit at $400 to $700 by the one that prints a whitening price, and bonding at $240 to $475 a tooth by a Nashville practice that itemises it by the kind of repair.
• Mens health clinics: Five US testosterone and mens health clinics publish a monthly price of their own, and the median of those figures is $105.50 a month.
• What liposuction costs: Most people asking how much liposuction costs have already found the national average and want to know whether it is the real number.
• Chin liposuction: Chin liposuction, submental liposuction to a surgeon, is the one operation in this trade where the published national average is actively misleading.
• Liposuction in Bangkok: Bangkok hospitals and clinics sell liposuction as a package: surgeon, anesthesia, theatre, one or more nights as an inpatient, and often transfers and an interpreter.

Where the figures come from

Provider prices verified against each provider's own published page on 2026-09-10 by infra/ingest/hubs/procedurecostchecker.com/ingest_providers.py: every quoted figure re-fetched and matched verbatim (hash-pinned); coverage evidenced by the provider's own priced page.

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