A legacy of liver transplant excellence, Now in Dubai

Yes. At King’s College Hospital London in Dubai, our liver specialists treat many conditions, such as liver cirrhosis, chronic liver disease, liver failure, and some liver cancers. We will look at your medical history, diagnosis, and test results to see if liver transplant surgery in Dubai is right for you.

Liver transplantation involves much more than the surgery itself. At King’s College Hospital Dubai, our transplant surgeons work closely with hepatologists, anesthesiologists, intensive care specialists, and other medical teams to plan and manage each patient’s care. This multidisciplinary approach means that every aspect of treatment is considered, from assessing whether a transplant is suitable to preparing for surgery and managing recovery. Our team also brings experience from leading international transplant centers, supported by the longstanding liver transplant expertise of King’s College Hospital London.

Yes. King’s College Hospital Dubai offers living donor liver transplants, where a healthy person can donate part of their liver to someone who needs it. Both the donor and recipient will have medical checks to make sure they are suitable for surgery. Our transplant team will explain what is needed and guide you through each step.

Yes. We welcome international patients who want liver transplant surgery in Dubai. Our team can check your medical reports before you travel and let you know if you need more tests. We will also guide you through the consultation, hospital stay, and follow-up care.

Your liver transplant surgeons in Dubai will need to review your medical history and any recent test results. This usually includes blood tests, liver function tests, scans, previous medical reports, and details of any medications you are taking.

How long it takes to recover from a liver transplant is different for everyone. Your doctor will explain what to expect based on your health and the surgery you’ve had. You’ll need regular checkups and blood tests after leaving the hospital to make sure your new liver is working well. You’ll also need to take medication to prevent your body from rejecting the transplanted liver.

To talk with our liver transplant team, call +971 800 7777, fill out our online appointment form, or book through the KingsHub App. Our specialists will review your case, explain your treatment options, and guide you on what to do next.