Patient Journey
Ten considered steps, from first enquiry to UK aftercare.
Each step exists for a reason — to give time, space and clinical care to a decision that should never be rushed.
- 01
Private enquiry
You submit your procedure interest and basic information.
- 02
UK-based pathway conversation
We discuss your goals, travel timeline and expected next steps.
- 03
Medical information and photo preparation
Relevant information and photos are prepared for review.
- 04
Surgeon review
The surgical team reviews your case and confirms whether the pathway is appropriate.
- 05
Personalised pathway guidance
You receive guidance on procedure route, expected Armenia stay, hospital stay and clinic-based recovery.
- 06
Travel planning
Your travel timing is planned around the expected clinical and recovery pathway.
- 07
Pre-operative checks
Pre-operative checks are completed before the procedure.
- 08
Surgery and hospital stay
Your procedure and hospital admission follow the agreed surgical pathway.
- 09
Clinic-based recovery
After the inpatient period, recovery continues within the medical centre for the remainder of the recommended stay.
- 10
Return to the UK
You return with aftercare guidance and clear recovery expectations.
How booking works
Five clear steps
Step 01
Private enquiry
You share your procedure interest and basic non-medical details.
Step 02
Online consultation and review
An online consultation and review with Dr Mariam Manukyan.
Step 03
Treatment date selected
If the surgeon considers the pathway appropriate and you choose to proceed, a treatment date is selected.
Step 04
10% booking deposit
The complete pathway price is confirmed in writing before any deposit is taken. A 10% booking deposit then secures the surgical date and operating-theatre allocation. Cancellation and refund terms are provided to you in writing before payment and form part of your individual booking confirmation.
Step 05
Balance paid in Armenia
The remaining balance is paid to the clinic in Armenia.
Before you travel
Specialist medical travel insurance
Patients are expected to arrange specialist medical travel insurance appropriate to planned elective/cosmetic surgery abroad. Standard holiday insurance may not cover planned surgery or related complications.
If you have not yet arranged cover, we can provide information about specialist providers so that you can obtain a quote and purchase suitable cover directly. We do not sell, arrange or advise on insurance products.
Departure is not guaranteed by the typical-stay figure. Your surgeon confirms fit-to-fly timing. If general anaesthesia is used, UK FCDO Travel Aware guidance advises planning to remain in-country for at least 10 days after surgery. Please check current FCDO travel advice before you travel.
Booking, deposit, cancellation and complication conditions are set out in the Website & Booking Terms.