Liver cancer, or hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), is a serious condition that originates in the liver or spreads to it from other parts of the body (metastases). In India, liver cancer is treated with a combination of cutting-edge diagnostics, skilled specialists, and advanced therapies—from surgical resection and liver transplant to TACE, TARE, and immunotherapy.
At Hospisity, we partner with India’s top liver cancer hospitals and oncologists to offer personalized, high-quality, and affordable treatment plans for international patients. Whether you are in the early or advanced stages, we ensure that you receive the right treatment at the right place.
Treatment options: Surgery, Transplants, TACE, Immunotherapy, Radiation
Cost-effective: Save up to 80% compared to Western countries
Expert care: Top liver cancer surgeons and oncologists in India
Full support: Visa, travel, translation, and hospital coordination
Quick access: No waiting times for major procedures
Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) – most common type
Fibrolamellar HCC – rare and affects younger patients
Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma – bile duct cancer
Angiosarcoma – aggressive vascular tumor
Hepatoblastoma – rare in children
Secondary Liver Cancer (Metastatic) – spreads from other organs
Unexplained weight loss
Abdominal pain or swelling
Jaundice (yellowing of skin and eyes)
Loss of appetite and fatigue
Lump in the upper abdomen
Pale or chalky stools
Patients with early to advanced liver cancer
Individuals with HCC, bile duct cancer, or liver metastases
Those in need of liver transplant or TACE/TARE procedures
Patients seeking cost-effective and expert-led cancer care
Blood tests (Liver function, AFP marker)
Ultrasound, CT Scan, MRI
PET-CT Scan (for metastasis detection)
Liver biopsy (to confirm cancer type and stage)
Endoscopy (if digestive involvement suspected)
Partial Hepatectomy – Removal of the cancerous liver section
Liver Transplant – Complete replacement with donor liver
Living donor & deceased donor options available
TACE (Transarterial Chemoembolization) – Delivers chemo directly to tumor
TARE (Radioembolization) – Delivers radioactive beads to tumor
Radiofrequency Ablation – Destroys tumors with heat
Cryoablation – Freezes and kills cancer cells
Targeted Therapy – e.g., Sorafenib, Lenvatinib (molecular targeting)
Immunotherapy – Checkpoint inhibitors like Nivolumab
Chemotherapy – Systemic drug therapy (IV or oral)
High-precision techniques like SBRT (Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy) used sparingly for liver due to organ sensitivity
We believe that great care starts with trust. That’s why we ensure complete transparency in our treatment pricing—no surprises, no hidden fees, just honest and clear costs for the care you deserve.
| Types of liver Cancer Treatment | Treatment Cost In USD |
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) of Liver Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) of Liver destroys small liver tumors (<5 cm) by inserting a needle electrode that emits heat, killing cancer cells locally. A minimally invasive option for inoperable patients, it preserves healthy tissue but may require repeat treatments if tumors recur. | $4500–$5500 |
Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) combines targeted chemotherapy and artery blockage to treat liver tumors. A catheter delivers chemo drugs directly via the hepatic artery, followed by embolic agents to cut off the tumor’s blood supply—starving it while trapping medication locally. Used for unresectable tumors, it spares healthy liver tissue but may cause temporary fatigue or pain. | $5500-$6500 |
Transarterial Radioembolization (TARE) Transarterial Radioembolization (TARE) delivers radioactive microspheres (e.g., Yttrium-90) directly to liver tumors via the hepatic artery, combining internal radiation with localized blood flow blockage. Ideal for unresectable tumors, it minimizes systemic side effects but requires meticulous planning to avoid non-target radiation damage. | $9000–$11000 |
Partial Hepatectomy (Liver Resection Partial Hepatectomy (Liver Resection) surgically removes liver tumors along with a margin of healthy tissue, preserving enough organ function for regeneration. Used for localized cancers or metastases, it offers potential cure but requires careful preoperative planning to assess liver reserve and anatomy. | $5800-$6700 |
Liver Transplantation Liver Transplantation replaces a diseased liver (from cirrhosis, cancer, or failure) with a healthy donor organ, offering a potential cure. Strict criteria (e.g., tumor size/number for HCC) ensure suitability, though lifelong immunosuppression is needed to prevent rejection. | $21000–$24000 |
Radiation Therapy for Liver Cancer Radiation Therapy for Liver Cancer employs targeted high-energy beams (like SBRT ) to destroy tumors while sparing healthy liver tissue. Reserved for select cases such as localized, unresectable tumors or bridging to transplant it balances efficacy with the liver’s low radiation tolerance. | $4500–$5000 |
Targeted Therapy for Liver Cancer Targeted Therapy for Liver Cancer uses oral drugs like sorafenib or lenvatinib to block tumor blood supply and growth signals in advanced HCC. While extending survival, benefits are modest, and side effects (fatigue, hypertension) require monitoring. Biomarker research aims to improve patient selection. | $500-$700 per cycle |
Systemic Chemotherapy for Liver Cancer Systemic Chemotherapy for Liver Cancer delivers drugs (IV/oral) to attack cancer cells bodywide, but its use is limited in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) due to low response rates. Reserved for advanced cases or combined with other therapies, it often causes significant side effects like fatigue or nausea. | $500-$800 per cycle |
Note: Prices may vary slightly based on hospital, city,
Surgical procedure
Pre-operative consultations and investigations
Anesthesia and operation theatre charges
Oncologist’s and medical team fees
Hospital stay, meals, and ICU care as per package
Routine medications during hospitalization
Pre-anesthesia check-up
Flights, local transport, and hotel stays
Post-surgery rehabilitation and follow-up visits
Management of surgical complications (if any)
Extended ICU/hospital stay beyond package
Non-routine medications and complex tests
Nurse/homecare after discharge
Blood products or unrelated treatments
India has emerged as a global leader in Liver Cancer Treatment due to several key advantages:
World-Class Facilities: Latest technology like Da Vinci robotic surgery, CyberKnife, and Proton Beam Therapy
Top Oncologists: Globally trained specialists with high success rates.
World-class hospitals like BLK-Max, Fortis, Apollo, Medanta
Affordable Treatment: 30–70% lower than the US or Europe.
Multidisciplinary Tumor Boards: Personalized treatment plans for each patient.
High Patient Satisfaction: International patients benefit from seamless care coordination and multilingual support.
At HOSPISITY, we ensure a seamless and safe medical journey for Breast Cancer Treatment:
✔ Curated network of top Oncologists surgeons in India
✔ End-to-end patient support – visa, travel, hospital coordination
✔ Transparent pricing with no hidden charges
✔ Dedicated HOSPISITY Relationship Executives (HREs)
✔ Post-operative follow-up and guidance
Early-stage liver cancer surgeries in India have success rates between 70–85%, especially when combined with adjuvant therapies.
TACE is more localized and causes fewer systemic side effects than traditional chemotherapy, especially in intermediate-stage liver cancer.
With HOSPISITY, most patients can start treatment within 7–10 days of contact, depending on medical documentation.
Absolutely. India follows global safety protocols and outcomes are comparable to top Western institutions.
Yes. HOSPISITY offers complete assistance including visas, appointments, hospital coordination, and accommodation.
Top International Accredited Healthcare centers in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore offer Liver Cancer Treatment.
Yes. Many oncologists in India have international fellowships and routinely treat patients from Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
Yes. HOSPISITY provides online consultations with multiple specialists before finalizing your treatment plan.
HOSPISITY supports remote follow-up via telemedicine, including report reviews and consultations.
Success rates are high, particularly in early-stage cancers with many hospitals reporting >90% disease-free survival at 5 years for localized cases.
Yes, with proper documentation and donor matching, both living and deceased donor liver transplants are performed for eligible foreign nationals.
Associate Director & Unit Head-Surgical Oncology
Max Super Speciality Hospital, Dwarka,Delhi
Oncology| Surgical Oncology, Cancer Care
10+ Years Experience
Head Of Oncology Sciences & Consultant - Surgical Oncology
Manipal Hospitals, Dwarka, Delhi
Oncology | Surgical Oncology
24+ Years Experience
Senior Director Medical Oncology
Fortis Memorial Research Centre,Gurugram
Oncology | Medical Oncology
15+ Years Experience
Senior Consultant Surgical Oncology
Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Delhi
Oncology | Surgical Oncology
40+ Years Experience
We believe that great care starts with trust. That’s why we ensure complete transparency in our treatment pricing—no surprises, no hidden fees, just honest and clear costs for the care you deserve.
