How much does dr hakky charge ?

[drayan123]

Hey guys I’m from Australia and I’ve been having ED for six years now and I’m only 23 but I have heard that doctors in Australia Are not that good so I want to save up and go to the best doctor in the world to get the best outcome or can I get insurance from his Country and wait To get the procedure done?, please let me know I don’t want to risk anything.

[ElbowRoom]

I'm scheduled with Dr. Hakky in October. I'm sure his numbers change over time, and possibly even on a per-patient basis. He quoted me cash prices of $22k for in-office procedure, and $29k if done in the hospital. He'll only do an in-office procedure if you're in very good physical shape and the risk of complications during surgery is low. If insurance is involved it has to be done at the hospital to be covered.

If you are paying cash you need to put down half when you book the procedure date. That money is refundable if you back out up to three weeks before. If you back out within three weeks of the surgery they keep the down payment.

I hope that helps.

[UpNorth]

I went to Dr Eid, at my age (60s), I had to have pre-op physical prior to consultation. Cost unknown, I had two $40. Copays.
Just giving a bit of information if someone needed it.

[ElbowRoom]

I went to Dr Eid, at my age (60s), I had to have pre-op physical prior to consultation. Cost unknown, I had two $40. Copays.
Just giving a bit of information if someone needed it.

Dr. Eid is one of the most expensive cash price doctors (probably because of NYC pricing), $30k or more.

[duke_cicero]

I went to Dr Eid, at my age (60s), I had to have pre-op physical prior to consultation. Cost unknown, I had two $40. Copays.
Just giving a bit of information if someone needed it.

Dr. Eid is one of the most expensive cash price doctors (probably because of NYC pricing), $30k or more.

I also heard that Eid is in kind of a shabby office. But he's a legend! Funny how that happens in big cities like NYC, Chicago, DC, LA.

[tooyoung]

Hey guys I’m from Australia and I’ve been having ED for six years now and I’m only 23 but I have heard that doctors in Australia Are not that good so I want to save up and go to the best doctor in the world to get the best outcome or can I get insurance from his Country and wait To get the procedure done?, please let me know I don’t want to risk anything.

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[colev939]

I’ve read that Dr. Hakky is one of the top guys for this kind of thing, but his prices can vary depending on the procedure. I think it’s best to email his clinic directly - they’re usually pretty responsive. As for insurance, probably not unless you’re a U.S. resident, but worth asking them just in case.

[ViaSwiss]

This thread is 6 years old but had out of pocket costs for a bunch of surgerons.

viewtopic.php?t=12950

If Dr Hakky is actually at $22k then that price is an absolute steal!

[ElbowRoom]

This thread is 6 years old but had out of pocket costs for a bunch of surgerons.

viewtopic.php?t=12950

If Dr Hakky is actually at $22k then that price is an absolute steal!

As I mentioned that's a cash price for an in office procedure. I'm in my 50s (barely) and in good shape. I doubt he'd even do an office surgery for somebody significantly older and/or in less good shape.

His hospital cash price for me was quoted as $29k, but again that might depend on how difficult Dr. Hakky thinks the surgery would be, and the hospital fees are always in flux so it could be higher by the time somebody else goes through it.

[JohnHC]

Dr Hakky charges one thing, the hospital and anesthesia is another. His self pay surgeon fees were around 5k to 7k and the hospital fees were something else around 32k. The hospital will also usually give a huge discount ( around 75% ) if you pay upfront before surgery and a different discount if you pay half upfront and the rest within 30 days I believe. Mine was a revision so cost was less, even more so since Boston Scientific (AMS) was replacing the device under warranty. But get a estimate from the hospital beforehand and pay it upfront as they will try to screw you over, they tried to say I had to pay for the device and tried to say I didn't pay in full within 30 days ( I paid the discounted rate in full before surgery ) and tried to revoke the discount ( which would add 26k ) and add around 87k for the device to the surgery ( their cost for the device is no where near that cost it's around 8k I think I can't find my file where it showed the hospitals cost of the device )