Smoking cessation programme
Eight weeks of clinically supervised support to stop cigarettes, shisha, or vaping, combining pulmonology and psychology care.

A new beginning in every breath
Mediclinic Middle East's Smoking cessation programme gives you a structured eight-week route to quitting. Pulmonologists and psychologists specialising in tobacco dependence work together to shape the programme around your health, smoking history, and lifestyle.
The programme combines evidence-based guidance, medical supervision, behavioural support, flexible psychology sessions, and relapse-prevention strategies. It is designed to support you whether you have tried to quit before or are ready to begin for the first time.
Why choose the programme?
Support from pulmonologists and psychologists specialising in tobacco dependence
A plan tailored to your health needs, smoking history, and lifestyle
A mix of in-clinic and virtual psychology sessions
Personalised relapse-prevention strategies for real-life challenges
What's included for AED 4,700
- Personalised quit plan with behavioural therapy
- Six psychology sessions
- Three pulmonologist consultations
Optional tests
- Pulmonary function test (spirometry): AED 678
- Nicotine urine test: AED 768
- These tests are optional and may be recommended where clinically required.
What you will gain
- Improved lung function
- Reduced risk of major smoking-related illnesses, including cardiovascular disease and cancer
- A comprehensive medically supervised pathway to quitting
How to enrol
- Book your initial in-person consultation with a pulmonologist and psychologist.
- Complete your baseline assessment and discuss your personalised plan.
- Begin your eight-week journey with physician and psychology sessions.
- Attend follow-up reviews in person or virtually, as preferred.
- Receive longer-term guidance for maintaining a smoke-free life.
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