Surgical supplies
Sutures, dressings, and other materials used during the operation.
Understanding Your Surgical Costs
Understand the supplies and implants provided by independent third parties, where their costs appear, and what to confirm before surgery.

Plastic surgery may involve surgical supplies, specialized materials, implants, and products used during recovery. The items needed depend on your procedure and your surgeon's treatment plan.
These are independent third-party product charges, not TRC fees. The responsible practice, facility, or supplier establishes the charges and terms for the items it provides. TRC's Patient Services fee is separate and covers TRC's planning and administrative coordination.
Some items are included in the independent provider's surgical or facility fee. Others carry separate charges. Not every item described here is required for every patient.
Sutures, dressings, and other materials used during the operation.
Devices such as breast implants when included in your surgical plan.
Other procedure-specific devices or materials selected by your surgical team.
Dressings and other supplies specified in your postoperative instructions.
Support garments, compression garments, and scar-care products when recommended by your clinical team.
Financial review
Your TRC Care Planner reviews the independent providers' supply and implant charges, identifies included and separately charged items, and coordinates outstanding cost questions with your surgeon's practice or the relevant provider.
Review which products and quantities are specified in the estimate.
Clarify separate charges and the cost of additional or replacement supplies.
Check whether products are already included in your selected recovery program.
Coordinate clarification of missing prices, unclear inclusions, and available warranty information.
TRC organizes the financial and administrative information. Your surgeon determines which materials and devices are clinically appropriate.
Review the independent providers' product charges, inclusions, and future cost considerations with your TRC Care Planner.

Your TRC Care Planner can help you check what your estimate includes and what may be optional.