The hotels where hollywood celebrities recover from plastic surgery

There’s a reason why it’s hard to say for sure that certain celebrities have had plastic surgery. It’s because no sooner have they been discharged from hospital following their procedure, but they’re sneaked into one of the top hotels around the US which offer special plastic surgery recovery packages.

It’s natural for those thinking about plastic surgery that the focus is on what the finished result will be. After all, the ultimate goal is to feel happier after changing whichever part of the face or body is sapping someone’s confidence.

But, the procedure itself is only half the story. It takes time to get from having the operation to getting the desired look. That’s why A-listers place such importance on the aftercare they receive and where they go to recover because complications can, and do, arise in the days and weeks after surgery. Recently, a young British woman died after medical negligence led to her contracting an infection following plastic surgery in Thailand designed to give her a full bottom like that of Kim Kardashian or Nicki Minaj. So, just where do the world’s stars go in a bid to make sure their plastic surgery is problem free? Some of the swishest hotels in America, that’s where…

The Pierre, New York

One of the Big Apple’s most luxurious 5* hotels, The Pierre welcomes most of its guests through its elegant lobby opposite Central Park. But, The Pierre also has a separate, more discreet entrance, especially for guests who don’t wish to be seen. Once in their room, they are looked after under the care of Dr Robert Grant, the chief of plastic surgery for the New York Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medical Center. As well as round-the-clock care, guests get a chauffeur service to take them from hospital to the hotel , extra ice, towels and pillows each day and in room beauty treatments and massages.

Pearl Recovery Retreat, California

As the plastic surgery industry grew in the Hollywood Hills, so too did aftercare centres. The Pearl Recovery Retreat at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills has all the amenities of a top wellness retreat along with state-of-the-art after surgery care. A nursing station is just steps away from guest rooms and keeps all sorts of emergency equipment in case guests need to call for help. A stay in the Pearl’s best suite costs around $1200 per night and includes transportation from hospital as well as to any follow-up appointments.

The Serenity, California

Nearby in Santa Monica, The Serenity offers hospital-accredited aftercare programmes, combining the feel of a luxury hotel with nursing expertise. The nursing team checks on patients to make sure their recovery is progressing well and will make sure you know exactly what medications to take and how to look after yourself at home. Leading surgeons from across California refer their patients here, where delux rooms cost $950 per night.

The Carlyle, Manhattan

Within a scalpel’s throw of Manhattan’s top plastic surgery center’s, The Carlyle’s number is in the speed dial of surgeon’s phones. In fact, start to research plastic surgery in Manhattan and you’ll find it’s mentioned on many surgeon’s websites as one of the best places to stay following a procedure. The likes of Dr John Sherman and Park Avenue Plastic Surgery have arrangements with the hotel so patients get a discount on room rates along with nursing care.

Rosewood Mansion, Dallas

Rosewood Mansion is another hotel recommended by nearby plastic surgeons in Dallas. Guests enter and leave through back-of-the-hotel doors rather than have to face anyone in the lobby and once a guest is settled in, the director of housekeeping will pop up to see them to make sure any special care needs are attended to as well as checking on any dietary requirements after surgery.

With hotels offering to help whisk patients away from plastic surgery centers following their procedure and keeping guests cosseted in luxury rooms until they feel up to returning home, it’s no wonder so many celebrities leave us guessing about whether they have undergone procedures or not.