Safety & standards

Informed decisions come first.

Choosing treatment overseas should never be rushed. BTX is designed to help clients approach medical travel in a structured and informed way. The decision to undergo treatment remains between you and your treating clinician. Our role is to help coordinate the journey around that decision.

Before you decide

Before committing to treatment, you should have the opportunity to understand:

  • Who will perform your procedure
  • Their relevant professional credentials
  • Where treatment will take place
  • What the procedure involves
  • Material risks and possible complications
  • Expected recovery
  • Alternative treatment options
  • Follow-up arrangements
  • The costs involved
  • When it may be medically appropriate to travel

Never feel pressured to make a decision immediately.

Choosing your medical professional

BTX aims to work with carefully selected participating medical partners. Where credentials, specialist memberships, registrations or clinic accreditations are referenced on this website, they are independently verified by BTX and clearly stated.

Where a partner is not yet named on this site, it is because that verification is not yet complete. We would rather say less than imply more.

Our partner-selection framework

  1. Professional credentials

    Appropriate specialist qualifications and professional registration.

  2. Clinical environment

    Treatment undertaken within appropriately authorised medical facilities.

  3. Procedure experience

    Relevant experience in the procedure being considered.

  4. Consultation

    Clear communication and appropriate consultation before treatment.

  5. Informed consent

    Treatment options, risks and expected recovery explained by the treating clinician.

  6. Aftercare

    Defined post-treatment follow-up arrangements appropriate to the procedure.

  7. International patient experience

    Ability to communicate effectively with and support patients travelling from overseas.

Your consultation

The treating medical professional — not BTX — determines whether treatment is suitable. Your consultation should provide an opportunity to ask questions, understand possible risks and discuss realistic expectations.

Medical care and BTX support

Your treating clinician and clinic are responsible for

  • Diagnosis
  • Medical advice
  • Clinical suitability
  • Treatment recommendations
  • Informed consent
  • Surgical or medical treatment
  • Prescriptions
  • Discharge
  • Medical aftercare
  • Managing clinical complications

BTX is responsible for coordinating

  • Communication
  • Appointments
  • Travel logistics
  • Accommodation
  • Transportation
  • Practical recovery support
  • Concierge arrangements

BTX does not replace your treating medical professional.

Start with a private conversation.

Considering cosmetic or dental treatment abroad is a significant decision. Your BTX journey begins with a confidential pre-screen designed to help us understand what you are considering and establish the most appropriate next step.

Confidential. No obligation. We respond to every enquiry within one working day.