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SHENZHEN, China — October 22, 2026 — CURORI is sharing selected reference base prices from its October 2026 schedule for medical-aesthetic enquiries in China. This release helps international patients identify the exact treatment and unit behind a headline price before they request a written quotation.CURORI's reference schedule lists a single E-max dental veneer at US$294 per tooth, while a separate 16-tooth E-max package is US$3,000. A full-face facelift is US$4,000, compared with US$5,700 for a separate face-and-neck lift. Ordinary abdominoplasty is US$5,000; a version with abdominal muscle repair is US$5,500. A 360-degree waist-and-abdomen liposuction item is US$2,500.
Other specified listings include a shaved-hair transplant covering 3,000 grafts at US$1,838, picosecond laser toning at US$106 per session, and fifth-generation full-face Thermage at US$2,535 for 600 shots or US$2,786 for 900 shots. The guide also distinguishes injectable brands and quantities rather than treating all injections as a single price category.
These figures are CURORI's reference base prices for named services, not national average prices for Chinese hospitals or a binding patient quotation. A 16-tooth dental package cannot be described as 16 single-tooth purchases, and a device session without a stated shot count is not a substitute for a 900-shot quote. Technique, treatment areas, materials, tests and individual medical needs can change a patient's plan and final price.
CURORI states that its general-anaesthesia surgical package includes the operation, anaesthesia, routine blood and urine tests, one shared-room hospital night, specified medicines and care during that stay, subject to the treating institution's written quotation. A local-anaesthesia procedure does not routinely include an overnight stay. Travel, accommodation and later care outside the treating institution are not implied by a treatment listing.
The examples cover surgery, dental services, hair restoration and energy-based treatments. They are intended to make the scope of a quotation clearer, not to determine clinical suitability or promise a treatment outcome. Patients can ask CURORI for the current itemised quotation and treatment-specific inclusions.
Founded in 2025, CURORI helps international patients explore medical-aesthetic options in China and coordinates practical information around enquiries. CURORI is not a hospital, clinic or treating medical provider. Qualified doctors and licensed institutions determine suitability, treatment, risks and final quotations.
Media contact: Jiani Peng, General Manager, CURORI. Email: care@curori.com. Website: https://curori.com.