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Breast prosthesis - removal of waiting times in Australia

How long public patients wait for breast prosthesis - removal of, at each public hospital and in each state — official AIHW figures, checked daily.

National median wait (public)96 days2024-07-01 – 2025-06-30
Public hospitals reporting22with a published median
As a public patientFreeunder Medicare
As a private patientTypical costs ↗Australian Government Medical Costs Finder
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Median wait by state and territory

State / territoryMedian wait
Qld85 days
NSW96 days
Vic150 days

Shortest waits at public hospitals

The 15 public hospitals with the shortest median wait for breast prosthesis - removal of, out of 22 reporting.

HospitalStateLocal health networkMedian waitOperations in the year
Toowoomba HospitalQldDarling Downs20 days11
Concord Repatriation HospitalNSWSydney66 days10
Robina HospitalQldGold Coast76 days86
Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation ServiceQldMetro North (Qld)77 days17
Armadale-Kelmscott Memorial HospitalWAEast Metropolitan Health Service (WA)82 days12
Royal North Shore HospitalNSWNorthern Sydney86 days14
Gold Coast University HospitalQldGold Coast86 days13
Princess Alexandra HospitalQldMetro South (Qld)100 days16
Royal Brisbane & Women's HospitalQldMetro North (Qld)103 days20
Sunshine Coast University HospitalQldSunshine Coast103 days26
Royal Women's Hospital [Parkville]VicRoyal Women's Hospital (Melbourne)119 days18
Mater Adult HospitalQldNot applicable128 days28
Flinders Medical CentreSASouthern Adelaide141 days15
Gosford HospitalNSWCentral Coast146 days13
Maroondah Hospital [East Ringwood]VicEastern Health (Vic)153 days12

Common questions

How long is the public waiting list for breast prosthesis - removal of in Australia?

Half of patients admitted from public hospital waiting lists for breast prosthesis - removal of waited 96 days or less (national median, 2024-07-01 to 2025-06-30). By state it ranged from 85 days (Qld) to 150 days (Vic).

Can I avoid the wait?

As a private patient you choose your surgeon and usually wait less, but you pay fees, partly covered by Medicare and any private health insurance. Private hospitals don't publish waiting times. See typical costs on the Medical Costs Finder.

Source: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) — MyHospitals, elective surgery waiting times, 2024-07-01 to 2025-06-30. Private costs: Medical Costs Finder. All data sources.

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