# Plastic Surgery in Amsterdam: What to Know Before You Book URL: https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/the-best-plastic-surgery-clinics-in-amsterdam/ Updated: 2026-10-25 By: Essentially Amsterdam Staff Publisher: Essentially Amsterdam (https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/) Amsterdam has private clinics for plastic and cosmetic surgery, a hospital-owned clinic in Oud-Zuid and a growing number of clinics that only offer injectables and skin treatments. This guide sorts them by what they actually do, so you know whether you are looking at a surgical clinic or a cosmetic one before you book a consultation. Every name links to the clinic’s page in our directory, with its address, opening hours and contact details. ## Surgical clinics ### [Esthetisch Centrum Jan van Goyen](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-doctors/ec-jan-van-goyen/) This clinic in Oud-Zuid is a subsidiary of the OLVG hospital group and says it works only with medical specialists. Its own site lists plastic surgery of the face, body and breasts, alongside injectables, dermatology and varicose vein treatment, and it is rated 4.3 from 188 Google reviews. ### [Dr Bart Clinic](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-plastic-cosmetic-surgeons/dr_bartclinic/) Founded by Dr Bart Stubenitsky on the Valeriusstraat, this clinic operates on the face only, with the nose as its specialism. It is open Tuesday to Friday and is rated 4.8 from 151 Google reviews. ### [Clinique Rebelle](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-plastic-cosmetic-surgeons/clinique-rebelle/) On the Amstel, Clinique Rebelle describes itself as a plastic surgery clinic for women and mothers, led by plastic surgeon Dr Maarten Ottenhof together with a coach, Dr Jytte de With Ottenhof. Treatments are combined with coaching and advice on nutrition and exercise before and after the procedure, and the clinic is rated 4.9 from 16 Google reviews. ### [Mittsu Institute](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-doctors/mittsu-institute/) Mittsu on the Maasstraat is a private clinic for reconstructive and aesthetic plastic surgery and skin therapy. It works with its own preparation and recovery programme around each operation, called P2R, and is rated 5 from 10 Google reviews. ## Cosmetic clinics without surgery Several of the best reviewed clinics in this category do not operate at all, and focus on injectables, lasers and skin treatments instead. ### [Joost Kroon](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-plastic-cosmetic-surgeons/joost-kroon/) The Joost Kroon clinic on the Koninginneweg offers injectables, skin therapy and laser treatments, with late opening on Thursday and Saturday hours. It is rated 4.9 from 118 Google reviews. ### [Tom and Bart Esthetics](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-plastic-cosmetic-surgeons/tom-and-bart-esthetics/) Sharing the Valeriusstraat address with Dr Bart Clinic, Tom and Bart Esthetics works with injectables using a technique developed by its co-owner Tom van Eijk. It is rated 5 from 37 Google reviews. ### [Ivy clinics Amsterdam](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-doctors/ivy-clinics-amsterdam/) Ivy clinics has branches in four Dutch cities, including this one on the Westeinde, and offers eyelid corrections as well as injectables and skin treatments. It is open on weekday evenings until nine and is rated 4.7 from 35 Google reviews. ## Near Schiphol Two clinics are in Schiphol-Rijk, just outside the city. [Faceland clinic](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-plastic-cosmetic-surgeons/faceland-clinic/) is part of a chain with clinics across the Netherlands and offers fillers and muscle relaxants plus a small range of surgery, including upper eyelid correction, rated 4.4 from 363 Google reviews. [Kazem](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-doctors/kazem/) lists body contouring, skin treatments, injectables and eyelid and breast corrections, rated 4 from 28 Google reviews. ## Before you book Ask who will carry out your treatment and check that person in the BIG register, the Dutch public register of healthcare professionals. Most clinics start with a consultation, and it is worth asking what aftercare is included and whether your insurer covers any part of it. For treatments without surgery, our guide to [medical spas and aesthetic clinics in Amsterdam](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/medical-spas-aesthetic-clinics-amsterdam-guide/) goes into more detail. Our [full list of plastic and cosmetic surgeons in Amsterdam](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-plastic-cosmetic-surgeons/) shows every clinic on a map, and the city’s [medical spas](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/medical-spas/) and [doctors](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/amsterdam-doctors/) have their own lists. ## Related Guides - [Medical Spas and Aesthetic Clinics in Amsterdam: What to Know Before You Book](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/medical-spas-aesthetic-clinics-amsterdam-guide/) - [Amsterdam Medical Specialist Guide For Expats](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/amsterdam-medical-specialist-guide/) - [Amsterdam Medical Spas](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/directory/medical-spas/) - [Dutch Healthcare System Overview For Residents And Expats](https://essentiallyamsterdam.com/dutch-healthcare-system-overview/) The daily newsletter Every weekday morning we send one email with what is actually happening in Amsterdam - news, events, openings and where to eat. 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