Breast enlargement and implants Manchester

Enhancing your breasts is the UK’s most common cosmetic surgery.

At Spire Manchester Hospital, we offer breast enlargement surgery with a wide choice of silicone or saline breast implants to suit your preferred shape and size.

Sometimes also called

  • Breast augmentation
  • Breast enhancement
  • Breast implants
  • Boob job

At a glance

  • Typical hospital stay
    Same day discharge or 1 night

  • Procedure duration
    60-90 minutes

  • Type of anaesthetic
    General

  • Available to self-pay?
    Yes

  • Covered by health insurance?
    No

Why Spire?

  • Fast access to a wide range of treatments
  • Internationally and nationally renowned consultants
  • Flexible payment options to help you spread the cost
  • Rated ‘Outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission

By Wallace Health I Medically reviewed by Adrian Roberts.
Page last reviewed: October 2018 I Next review due: October 2023

Breast enlargement surgery: what to expect at Spire Manchester Hospital

Spire Manchester Hospital offers a comprehensive range of specialist treatments in purpose-built private hospital facilities in Didsbury. Our cosmetic surgeons can offer you a wide choice of breast augmentation implants to achieve the look you want. You’ll have access to expert advice to help you decide what’s right for you.

How much does Breast enlargement cost at Spire Manchester Hospital

We’re a trusted and popular choice for breast enlargement surgery and our inclusive prices and access to payment plans make it easy and more affordable.

Breast enlargement (both)
Initial consultation £100
Treatment price £6,997
Aftercare Included
From price From £7,097
Monthly treatment price

(Loan applicable to the treatment cost and excludes the initial consultation)

£286
Representative example
Loan amount £6,247
Deposit £750
Loan period 24 months
Representative APR 9.9%
Total amount repayable £6,864

The price shown is the ‘from price’ (ie the minimum cost of the procedure). Please note that for some procedures the actual price you are quoted may vary significantly and can increase depending on your choice of Consultant (who is an independent practitioner and not an employee of Spire). The fees charged by Consultants and Anaesthetists are set independently and are outside the control of Spire. The price may also vary depending on the type of anaesthetic, implant or drug used, and your medical history.

Spire Manchester Hospital can provide you with a single, fixed price for your procedure so there are no surprises. Please read Spire Healthcare's terms and conditions for full details of what’s included and excluded in your fixed price when paying for yourself. Finance options are available through our partner Omni Capital Retail Finance Ltd, 10 Norwich Street, London, EC4A 1BD.

Procedures offered for breast enlargement at Spire Manchester Hospital

At Spire Manchester Hospital, we offer a range of breast implant types, sizes and shapes. Your consultant will help you choose the best options for you.

Types of implant:

  • Silicone gel (soft or firm) – for a more natural feel that’s less likely to wrinkle, with Polyurethane-coated implants less likely to rotate
  • Saline – may be more prone to wrinkling than silicone but lower risk of complications if they rupture

Shapes available:

  • Teardrop shape – you can choose the height and width separately, so there’s more flexibility with the shape
  • Round shape – a greater volume at the top
  • Projection – choose how much the implant sticks out to give a subtle or a more obvious look

Preparing for breast enlargement surgery at Spire Manchester Hospital

Getting here

The hospital is close to the city centre, with Manchester Piccadilly and Victoria train stations being approximately 20 minutes in a taxi and only 10 minutes from Manchester Airport. We have free parking on-site for you and your visitors.

Your consultations

Once you’ve contacted us, we’ll be able to arrange your first appointment within a few days.

You’ll be able to meet one of our experienced cosmetic surgeons in a private consultation room. There’ll be an opportunity to discuss:

  • The type of breast augmentation procedure that you’d like to have and the different implant options that are available to you
  • Your medical history
  • Any other surgery you might want to consider as an alternative to breast augmentation, such as breast uplift, as this might be a better option for you
  • The kind of tests you’ll need to have before the procedure
  • What’s involved in having the surgery, including the anaesthetic, and any risks and complications
  • Any other questions or concerns you may have about your surgery and what happens afterwards

You won’t be put under pressure to make any decisions straight away. Your consultant will explain that even if you feel sure about what you’d like to do next, there’s at least a two week cooling-off period before the operation in case you change your mind.

Before you go ahead with the operation, you may need to have a pre-operative assessment.

Breast enlargement surgery: your procedure

Your surgeon will be able to explain how long you’re likely to stay in hospital and what you need to bring with you. In some cases, you may be ready to go home on the same day as your procedure. If you need to stay overnight, you’ll have your own private en-suite room with all the comforts you’d expect at home, including:

  • TV
  • En-suite
  • Window
  • Armchair
  • Free WiFi

If you’ve come with a friend or family member, they’re welcome to wait in our lounge or restaurant while you have your operation.

On the day of your surgery, there’ll be a chance to meet your anaesthetist and surgical team. Before the procedure, you’ll have a general anaesthetic meaning you’ll be asleep.

During the operation, which usually takes between one and two hours, your surgeon will make incisions in your breasts and insert your new implants.

Q & A

Amar Ghattaura, Consultant Cosmetic Surgeon

Talking about breast enlargement surgery

Breast enlargement surgery: your recovery

After surgery, you may feel some pain or discomfort. If this is the case, our nursing team will give you painkillers to help you with this.

Although everybody’s different and you should always follow your consultant’s advice, here’s a typical recovery timeline for breast enlargement surgery:

Same day or next day

Leave hospital

1-2 weeks

Stitches removed/dissolved

1-2 weeks

May be able to drive

1-2 weeks

Back to work, depending on your job

6 weeks

Back to your normal activities

6-12 weeks

Breasts will look and feel more natural

Up to 12 weeks

Wear a support bra for 24 hours a day

Up to 1 year

Keep your scars out of direct sunlight

  • Same day or next day


    Leave hospital

  • 1-2 weeks


    Stitches removed/dissolved

  • 1-2 weeks


    May be able to drive

  • 1-2 weeks


    Back to work, depending on your job

  • 6 weeks


    Back to your normal activities

  • 6-12 weeks


    Breasts will look and feel more natural

  • Up to 12 weeks


    Wear a support bra for 24 hours a day

  • Up to 1 year


    Keep your scars out of direct sunlight

The treatment described on this page may be adapted to meet your individual needs, so it's important to follow your healthcare professional's advice and raise any questions that you may have with them.

How to get to us

The hospital is situated approximately 20 minutes from both Piccadilly and Victoria railway stations in Manchester city centre, and only 10 minutes from Manchester International Airport.

For sat nav please use postcode M20 2ZA.

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Spire Manchester Hospital,

170 Barlow Moor Road
Didsbury
Manchester
M20 2AF

For sat nav please use postcode M20 2ZA

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COVID-19 testing or antibody tests are not available as a standalone service at Spire Manchester Hospital.

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