Be Clinic

Located on Brusselsesteenweg roughly 20 minutes southeast of Brussels city center, this clinic has built a solid reputation over the past 15 years—particularly among international patients looking for breast surgery, facial rejuvenation, and body contouring procedures.
Here’s the thing about Be Clinic—they’ve positioned themselves as a boutique operation that’s big on personal attention. Dr. Frank Plovier, the founder, is registered with medical councils in Belgium, the UK, and Ireland, which honestly just makes sense when you’re treating patients from across Europe. The clinic specializes in breast augmentation (using Mentor implants), breast lifts, facelifts, rhinoplasty, and liposuction, alongside non-invasive treatments like hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) and injectables. What stands out is their “cocoon room” concept—private recovery spaces designed to feel more like a high-end hotel than a medical facility. Not many clinics invest that heavily in the post-op atmosphere.
The facility itself features laminar flow operating theaters—that’s the same air filtration tech you’d find in major hospitals, designed to cut infection risk. Dr. Plovier works with a dedicated team including anesthesiologists and specialized nurses like Jennifer and Roxane, who patients mention by name in reviews pretty consistently. The clinic also offers video consultations for international patients, so you can discuss your goals before booking flights.
But here’s what patients mention most: the pricing. Cosmetic surgery in Belgium typically runs 40-50% less than comparable procedures in the UK or US. Breast augmentation that might cost £6,000-7,000 in London usually falls somewhere in the €3,500-4,500 range here. Be Clinic’s all-inclusive packages cover the surgery, implants, anesthesia, medication, and follow-up care for a full year—including free revision if complications arise. They’ll help coordinate airport transfers from Brussels Airport (about 25 minutes away, though rush hour traffic on the E411 can stretch that) and nearby accommodation at places like Hotel Soret, which is a 15-minute walk.
One thing worth noting—Be Clinic holds membership with accredited surgeon networks, and Dr. Plovier is recognized by the Belgian Order of Physicians and registered in multiple countries. Pretty impressive for a clinic that maintains such a personal touch. The staff handles English, Dutch, and French fluently, and they’ve got experience walking international patients through the process. If you’re driving from Brussels, there’s parking available, but most international visitors just grab a taxi or use the clinic’s transfer service. Just remember that Belgium uses Type E plugs—the same as most of continental Europe—so you’ll need an adapter if you’re coming from the UK.