Gleneagles Medical Clinic Central

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$2,500
• Follow-up: HK$2,000

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Psychiatry is a medical specialty concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental health conditions. Psychiatrists use various forms of psychological, medications and physical treatments, in various settings (hospitals, clinics, community) to help patients recover from mental health conditions.

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$1,000
• Follow-up: HK$800

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Contrary to its name, general surgery is in fact a surgical specialty. General surgery is a surgical discipline or specialty that includes, but is not limited to surgical procedures performed on the intestines, liver, colon, pancreas, gallbladder, stomach and thyroid gland.

General surgeons may be trained in one of the many sub-specialised areas. Some general surgeons are dedicated to transplant surgery, and are therefore ready anytime to harvest organs from a suitable donor to a recipient, whilst others may focus on trauma surgery, breast surgery, colorectal surgery or vascular surgery. 

General surgery includes the following sub-specialties:

• Breast
• Colon and rectum (Colorectal)
• Endocrine (Thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal glands)
• Hepatobiliary (Liver, gallbladder and biliary tract) and pancreatic surgery
• Trauma
• Esophagus and upper gastrointestinal
• Vascular

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$1,200 - HK$1,500
• Follow Up: HK$1,000 - HK$1,200

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Gynaecological cancers may arise from any organs of the reproductive tract, including vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and peritoneum. Cancers of the endometrium, ovary and cervix are the most common gynaecological cancers in Hong Kong. It is well established that women with certain gynaecological cancers such as ovarian cancer have better outcome when treated by gynaecological oncologists in a specialised centre.

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$1,200 - HK$1,500
• Follow Up: HK$1,000 - HK$1,200

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Diseases affecting the brain, nervous system and spinal cord are usually diagnosed with a neurologic examination. This is not to be confused with a psychiatric examination, which predominantly focuses on a patient's mental state and behaviour. It is important to understand that mental illnesses are typically classified separately from disorders of the central nervous system. Major neurological disorders include stroke, dementia, epilepsy, and movement disorders.

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$900 (the fee is subject to the selected doctor)
• Follow-up: HK$750 (the fee is subject to the selected doctor)

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Aging, injury, poor posture or high-impact sports can cause problems in musculoskeletal system (bone, muscles, joints and ligaments). As the nature of such ailments is complex, it takes a multi-disciplinary team of specialists to effectively diagnose and treat the problem.

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$640 – HK$1,000 (the fee is subject to the selected doctor)
• Follow-up: HK$540 – HK$800   (the fee is subject to the selected doctor)

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Paediatrics refers to the medical care of newborns, children and adolescents.

We have a diverse and committed team of paediatricians covering a wide spectrum of subspecialty interests, including experts in the field of allergy and immunology, cardiology, respiratory and sleep medicine, neonatology, developmental paediatrics, neurology, endocrinology, hematology, oncology and clinical genetics for children and adololescents up to 14 years old.

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$1,000 - HK$1,500
• Follow-up: HK$800

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Plastic surgery is a medical specialty concerned with the repair of missing or damaged tissue and skin due to surgery, illness, injury or birth abnormality. Cosmetic surgery is also covered.

Consultation fee

• Initial: HK$1,000
• Follow-up: HK$800

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Respiratory problems commonly present with a spectrum of symptoms that include cough, sputum production, haemoptysis (coughing up blood), shortness of breath, wheezing (noisy breathing), chest pain (with breathing) and unrefreshed sleep. Respiratory specialists are trained to manage a whole range of airway and lung conditions as well as sleep problems, which can be of different complexity in both outpatient and inpatient settings.

Multidisciplinary team approach commonly involves respiratory specialists e.g. in the Intensive Care Unit.