Refinement is harder than transformation.
Facial surgery is the kind of work where the difference between an excellent result and a regrettable one comes down to planning, proportion, and a surgeon who knows when to do less. That’s the bar we plan against.
Buccal Fat from $1,358 (~85% below U.S. high-end) and Face Lift from $6,570 (~78% below U.S. high-end).
Concierge stay through first follow-up and suture removal.
Private transport timed around your border crossing on surgery day.
Profile, frontal, and angled photos reviewed before any quote is written.
From $1,358 — up to ~85% below typical U.S. pricing, fully coordinated.
Every facial-surgery plan at Allure is quoted in writing after your photo review and candidacy conversation, before you travel. The table directly below puts each procedure side by side with the typical U.S. surgeon-and-OR price for the same operation, and shows the dollar savings on every row — with surgical planning, the accredited suite, anesthesia, and recovery coordinated as one all-inclusive concierge plan.
| Procedure | Allure RT MX | Typical U.S. | You save up to |
|---|---|---|---|
Eyes, Brow & Cheek RefinementTypical U.S. range $4,000–$12,000Save up to ~85% | |||
| Buccal Fat Removal (Bichectomy) Cheek-pad reduction for slimmer mid-face contour and enhanced cheekbone definition. | from $1,358 | $4,000–$9,000 | up to $7,642 |
| Blepharoplasty (Eyelid surgery) Upper- or lower-eyelid skin and fat work for a brighter, more rested look. Often the highest-impact single procedure. | from $2,633 | $4,000–$10,000 | up to $7,367 |
| Brow Lift Repositions a heavy or descending brow when upper-face heaviness changes how the eyes read — often paired with blepharoplasty. | from $2,700 | $5,000–$12,000 | up to $9,300 |
Jawline & Lower FaceTypical U.S. range $3,500–$30,000Save up to ~78% | |||
| Chin Liposuction Minimally invasive sub-mental fat reduction for a defined jawline and improved facial profile. | from $2,483 | $3,500–$8,000 | up to $5,517 |
| Face Lift (Rhytidectomy) Lower-face laxity, jowling, and mid-face descent. Planned around natural movement, not pulled-tight tension. | from $6,570 | $12,000–$30,000 | up to $23,430 |
Custom-Quote ProceduresQuoted after consultation & photo reviewU.S. $8,000–$18,000+ | |||
| Rhinoplasty (incl. revision) Profile, tip, bridge, and proportion work. Breathing function addressed where structural concerns are part of the picture. | Custom quote | $8,000–$18,000 | After photo review |
| Otoplasty (Ear surgery) Reshaping or repositioning the ears for adults and adolescents — correcting protrusion, size, or asymmetry through a discreet incision behind the ear. | Custom quote | $3,000–$8,000 | After photo review |
All Allure RT MX prices are USD, all-inclusive (surgical fees, instruments, anesthesia, labs, accredited suite, and post-op visits). Typical U.S. ranges reflect surgeon-and-OR fees only (not recovery, travel, or aftercare) for comparable procedures in major U.S. metros, sourced from RealSelf 2024–2026 patient-reported costs and ASPS market data. The “You save up to” figure is the U.S. high-end price minus the Allure RT MX starting price, rounded to the dollar. Rhinoplasty and Otoplasty are quoted per patient because nasal structure, prior surgery, and ear anatomy drive surgical complexity beyond what a menu price can fairly represent. Final personalized quote is provided in writing after consultation and photo review.
Send profile, frontal, and angled photos plus the result you’re trying to achieve and we’ll return a candid surgical recommendation, a written quote, and a realistic recovery timeline — before you commit to travel.
What every facial-surgery engagement includes
A concierge plan that handles the trip end to end — photo review through suture removal, written line items in advance, not a surgical invoice with hidden costs.
Send profile, frontal, and angled photos, the result you’re trying to achieve, and the timeline you’re working with — you’ll receive a written quote, a candid surgical recommendation, and a realistic recovery plan before you book a flight.
The Refresh & Reveal Retreat
A coordinated facial-surgery refresh planned and recovered under one concierge program — face lift, eyelid, brow lift, or buccal-fat work, often combined into a single 7-night trip. Sample starting point: Face Lift from $6,570; Blepharoplasty adds from $2,633.
- Pre-op consultationCombined face-body plan.
- Surgical plan & quoteFixed cost across procedures.
- Board-certified surgeonAllure-vetted facial team.
- Accredited suiteHospital-grade with anesthesia.
- 5-7 night concierge stayRecovery housing, transport.
- Aesthetician aftercareSkin protocol & follow-up.
This is one of seven sample concierge templates we use as starting points. Your actual package is built from your candidacy review, chosen procedures, recovery timeline, and travel companions — every line above is illustrative.
Facial surgery is the kind of work where less is harder than more.
Most regrettable face surgeries don’t go wrong because of the operating room. They go wrong because nobody told the patient what was actually possible, what wasn’t, and where the line between refinement and overcorrection was going to land.
Allure RT MX is built around photo-led planning. Profile, frontal, and angled photos go to the surgical team before a quote is written. The conversation that follows covers what the procedure can do, what it can’t, and how the result will read in five years — not just five weeks post-op.
If you’re considering rhinoplasty, a first facelift, blepharoplasty, or a coordinated face-and-body refresh, the right starting point is the photo review — not a deposit.



Six paths into facial surgery, one honest conversation.
The result you don’t notice is the one that aged well.
“Two U.S. surgeons tried to sell me on a deep-plane facelift. Allure’s team looked at my photos and said I needed eyelids and a neck lift, not a full facelift yet. They were right.”
“The rhinoplasty looks like my nose — just the version I always wanted. Nobody can tell I had work done. That was the whole point.”
“The photo-led planning was the difference. They walked me through exactly what would change, what wouldn’t, and what to expect at three months vs. a year.”
Facial-surgery FAQ — the questions that decide your candidacy

