What is Caesarean Section?
A caesarean section delivers a baby through a cut in the abdomen and womb. It can be planned or done in an emergency when a vaginal birth is not safe for the mother or baby.
Caesarean Section (C-Section) cost
The price depends on the hospital, the surgeon's experience, the anaesthesia used, the length of the hospital stay and the tests needed before surgery. Each doctor below shows a starting price; the final price is confirmed after the consultation.
Benefits
- Safe delivery when vaginal birth is risky
- Can be planned in advance
- Quick delivery in emergencies
Possible side effects
- Pain around the wound
- Longer recovery than a vaginal birth
- Risk of infection or bleeding
- Blood clots
Most side effects are mild and temporary. Your surgeon will explain the risks for your case.
Types of caesarean section
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Planned (elective) | Booked ahead for medical reasons |
| Emergency | Done when labour becomes unsafe |
How it is done
- Preparation: Blood tests and fasting
- Anaesthesia: Usually spinal anaesthesia, so the mother is awake
- Delivery: The baby is born within minutes
- Closing: The womb and skin are stitched
Results and recovery
Most mothers stay in hospital two to four days and recover fully in about six weeks.
Consult the best surgeons for caesarean section (c-section)
Clinico Plus lists verified surgeons with their starting prices and where they operate. Send a request with the form on this page and our team will call you to plan your surgery.
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