The success rate of liver transplantation can be up to 80% and the cost is usually around $200,000 to $500,000, but the exact success rate and cost varies depending on the patient’s condition, hospital and region. When the patient’s condition is mild and there are fewer complications after the operation, the success rate will increase and the cost will be less. If the patient chooses a hospital with a higher level of medical care, the success rate will increase, and so will the cost. When a patient chooses to go to a larger city for treatment, the level of medical care received will be much higher, and the success rate of the patient’s transplant will increase, but the cost in many first-tier cities will be more than the cost in smaller cities. In addition, if the liver source comes from a relative donor, there is no cost for the liver source and the cost is about $200,000; if the liver source comes from a brain-dead patient, the cost is about $500,000 Overall, the success rate of liver transplantation is around 80% and the cost is around 200,000 to 500,000 dollars. Consult your local institution for specific costs.