Upper East Side Clinic’s ‘Plastic Surgery Vacations’ Offer Private Chef, Bergdorf’s Trips and Plaza Hotel Recovery

By Style & City Desk

MANHATTAN — A boutique cosmetic clinic on the Upper East Side is turning elective procedures into luxury “recovery getaways,” offering patients a concierge-style package that includes a private chef, personal shopping excursions and post-op stays at some of New York’s most iconic addresses.

According to promotional materials reviewed by The Post, the so-called “plastic surgery vacations” bundle cosmetic treatments with high-end amenities — including chauffeured rides to Bergdorf Goodman and recovery suites at The Plaza Hotel.

Delia Atenea, a mother of five from San Antonio, traveled to New York City for a “mommy makeover” performed by plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein

💉 Surgery Meets Luxury

The clinic markets the experience as a discreet, white-glove alternative to traditional outpatient recovery. Patients reportedly receive:

• A private in-suite chef preparing customized post-procedure meals

• Round-the-clock nursing care

• Luxury hotel accommodations

• Optional personal shopping experiences on Fifth Avenue

A spokesperson for the clinic said the goal is to “reduce stress and promote healing in a serene environment.”

Nurses attend to them in the room, where they also get lymphatic drainage massages.

🛍️ Retail Therapy — Carefully Timed

While certain procedures require strict rest, lighter treatments such as injectables or non-invasive therapies may allow limited outings. Medical professionals caution, however, that strenuous activity and extended walking immediately after surgery can complicate recovery.

Experts emphasize that proper aftercare — not indulgence — remains the most important factor in healing outcomes.

🏨 The Rise of Medical Tourism — At Home

Medical tourism has long been associated with overseas travel. But high-net-worth clients are increasingly seeking domestic “staycation” procedures paired with privacy and luxury.

New York’s concentration of elite surgeons, upscale hotels and world-class retail creates a unique ecosystem for such offerings.

Neinstein’s “plastic surgery vacations” aim to let patients recover away from daily stress.

⚖️ Industry Watch

Health regulators note that while concierge services are legal, clinics must adhere to all medical licensing and patient safety standards. Transparency around procedure risks, recovery timelines and supervision remains critical.

For affluent patients, the appeal is clear: recover discreetly, dine privately and shop in style — all within a few blocks.

Whether the concept signals a broader shift in elective cosmetic care or simply reflects Manhattan’s appetite for luxury remains to be seen.