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Clinic Beaucare is just
outside Brussels at
Vilvoorde and is a 2
minute taxi ride from its
station. They
specialise in Cosmetic
Surgery and their
specialities are Breast
Enlargements, Liposuction,
Facelifts and Tummy Tucks,
but most surgical
procedures are carried
out. Ask for more
details by clicking the
information link on the
right.
I met all the medical
staff who offer a very
good service to the
patient. They want to do
the best for each patient
because as they say
"the patient only has
this done once; we do this
all the time and it's our
duty to get it
right"
What more can we ask for?
For more details on
their qualifications etc.
and how to book a
consultation, see the
information link on the
right.
Belgian Law states
that all cosmetic surgery
must be carried out as day
case surgery. Therefore
most surgery is done under
a local anaesthetic but
some procedures
will require a
general anaesthetic.
If your personal
circumstances mean you
can't spend much time away
from the UK, it is
possible to return home
very quickly after a
procedure but there are
some conditions attach to
this. It is recommended to only fly 24 hours
after the surgery.
not
possible to fly after
surgery, so a trip to this
clinic is best made by
using the Eurostar train.
The public train
system is extremely
efficient and easy to
navigate, something UK
residents might have a
problem comprehending!
For travel information
see the link on the left.
Taxis are cheap and
most people will
understand English but
French and Dutch are also
widely understood.
Brussels is a very
safe environment for women
travelling alone.
Some hotels are suggested
and these are all well
priced, clean and
hospitable.
Nearest Hotel
is Campanile - next to the railway station of Vilvoorde E-mail :
vilvoorde@campanile.be
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Consultations (check the diary) are
held in Harley Street, London and Manchester,
for details on
how to book an
appointment, click
on the more information
link below.
Click here for more information on
having
surgery in Brussels and
to receive other patient's experiences
The view from
the recovery room.
The garden,
complete
with rabbits playing and
pheasants
strolling about.
NB. The NHS
are becoming increasingly
reluctant to remove
stitches from patients who
have had private surgery,
especially overseas.
Although we are part
of Europe and EU GP's will
remove stitches for
patients, don't
automatically expect a UK
GP to do this.
Tel: Linda
+44 (0)1354 610368
Or email
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