Organ Transplant

Liver transplant surgery in India starts from USD 25,000, around 60–70% less than in the USA or UK. The package covers pre-transplant evaluation for the recipient and one donor, surgery for both, ICU and hospital stay, OT charges, nursing, lab, radiology, and pharmacy services.

India's top liver transplant centres report a one-year success rate of over 90%, comparable to leading programmes in the USA and Europe. The five-year survival rate is approximately 75%, depending on the underlying disease, overall patient health, and follow-up compliance.

For a living donor liver transplant, the donor must be a close blood relative (parent, sibling, child, or spouse), aged 18–55, healthy, with a compatible blood group and normal liver function. Donation must be entirely voluntary — any financial transaction between donor and recipient is illegal under Indian law. Full donor evaluation is typically completed in 2–3 days.

The recipient stays approximately 21 days — 5 days in the ICU and 16 days in a single room. The donor stays about 8 days — 2 days in ICU and 6 days in a single room. After discharge, the recipient is advised to remain in India for at least 1 month for close monitoring, making the total stay in India typically around 2 months.

Yes. The liver is the only solid organ in the human body that can fully regenerate. After donating a portion, the donor's remaining liver grows back to roughly 80% of its original size within a few weeks, and to near-original size within months. The transplanted portion in the recipient also grows to full size.

Send the recipient and potential donor medical reports through our contact form or WhatsApp, and our transplant coordination team will arrange a free specialist review and a tele-consultation with the transplant surgeon before you travel.