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Pricing & costs

What treatment really costs in China

Reference totals for the treatments international patients ask about most, plus the hospital's own official fee schedule so you can verify every line. We add zero markup.

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This is the official government-regulated fee schedule used by public hospitals — the same list your bill is built from. Search all 169 entries yourself.

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169 services found

  • Pneumatic Retinopexy for Macular Hole

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

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  • Macular Hole Closure Surgery

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

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  • Epiretinal Membrane Surgery

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Submacular Membrane Removal

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Macular Transposition Surgery

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Uveal Tumor Excision

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Posterior scleral buckle procedure

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Intraocular Cryotherapy

    Ophthalmic Surgery · time

    Price not available

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  • Silicone Oil Removal

    Ophthalmic Surgery · Unilateral

    Price not available

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  • Laser Photocoagulation for Retinopathy of Prematurity

    Ophthalmic Surgery · session/eye

    Price not available

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  • Cryotherapy for Retinopathy of Prematurity

    Ophthalmic Surgery · per procedure/eye

    Price not available

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  • Strabismus Correction Surgery

    Ophthalmic Surgery · One muscle

    Price not available

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  • Additional charge for concomitant strabismus correction (more than one muscle)

    Ophthalmic Surgery · per muscle

    Price not available

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  • Additional charge for concomitant strabismus correction (performed concurrently with another type of strabismus surgery)

    Ophthalmic Surgery · One muscle

    Price not available

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  • Additional charge for correction of non-concomitant strabismus (more than one muscle)

    Ophthalmic surgery · one muscle

    Price not available

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  • Additional charge for non-comitant strabismus correction (secondary surgery)

    Ophthalmic Surgery · time

    Price not available

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  • Additional Charge for Non-Comitant Strabismus Correction (Conjunctival, Muscle, and Orbital Repair)

    Ophthalmic Surgery · one muscle

    Price not available

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  • Unconventional Extraocular Muscle Surgery

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Nystagmus Correction Surgery

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Separation of Ciliary Vessels from an Extraocular Rectus Muscle

    Ophthalmic Surgery · one muscle

    Price not available

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  • Additional charge for rectus muscle ciliary vessel separation (more than one muscle)

    Ophthalmic Surgery · one muscle

    Price not available

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  • Additional Charge for Separation of Ciliary Vessels in the Rectus Oculi Muscle (Secondary Surgery)

    Ophthalmic Surgery · time

    Price not available

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  • Intraocular Magnetic Foreign Body Removal

    Ophthalmic Surgery · per procedure

    Price not available

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  • Intraocular Non-magnetic Foreign Body Removal

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Removal of Intraocular Foreign Body

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Orbital Foreign Body Removal

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Scleral Exploration

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Evisceration of intraocular contents

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

    Price not available

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  • Enucleation of the Eyeball

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

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  • Eye enucleation + implantation

    Ophthalmic Surgery · procedure

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Common treatments, total cost

Reference ranges for a typical uncomplicated case at a tier-3 public hospital international department. All USD at ¥7.2. Reviewed June 2026.

These are reference ranges, not quotes. Before you commit to anything, we obtain a written line-item estimate from the hospital for your specific case — that number is the one that counts. Complications, ICU care and targeted drugs are not included; see unexpected costs below.

How to read these prices

Schedule entries are per-item prices — one scan, one night, one procedure — not treatment totals. A hospital bill is a stack of these lines.

Prices vary slightly by city and hospital tier. The ranges shown reflect the government-regulated spread, and you pay the hospital's own rate with no markup from us.

What can cost extra

Doctor consultation fees, ward accommodation, medications, implants and special materials are billed as separate lines.

Complications, ICU care and targeted drugs are the big variables — we explain them under unexpected costs below.

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Understanding unexpected costs

Medical treatment does not always go to plan. These are the costs that can appear unexpectedly, and that we want you to know about before you travel.

ICU and extended hospital stays

If complications require intensive care, ICU daily costs in Chinese international departments typically range from about $800 to $2,500 per day, on top of the planned procedure. We help you confirm whether your insurance or deposit covers this.

Complications and re-operation

A small percentage of procedures require a second intervention. This is rare but real, and the additional cost is billed by the hospital, not by us. We disclose this in writing before you commit.

Targeted drugs and imported implants

Some cancer targeted therapies and imported orthopedic implants are not included in a base quote and can add $2,000 to $30,000 or more. We request a written line-item estimate from the hospital before you approve anything.

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