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My services to the patient are
totally free
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Consider
what you want to change about
yourself and then use the What
to have
section, to read up on
procedures, problems, techniques
and anything else that I found to
be useful. This is not a
complete section and I can see me
working on this for years.
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Once you have
an idea of what would suite you best, keep
an open mind. Don't dive
straight into looking for a
surgeon/dentist/practitioner and
blow the cost. Give this careful
consideration.
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If you think that surgery is not
yet an option, consider Dermal
Fillers Botox Peels and
Products
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Don't forget the Book
Section you might pick up a few tricks
that you didn't know about, or
maybe just increase your knowledge
of the subject.
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Do remember that not all surgeons
have the same skills and/or
equipment, so ask them why they
think you would benefit from one
procedure over another. It
could simply be that they can't do
that procedure or don't have that
piece of equipment.
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At this point you will find
the Research Section invaluable, although it's
still not complete. This page is
updated regularly as new
information becomes
available.
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If budget is a consideration, then have a
good look around, ask lots of
questions and don't make any
rash decisions. Start
by looking at the price lists
available in the Where
to go section.
You might even
want to consider Finance
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It is a fact of life that
cosmetic surgery
overseas is
very popular. It is also
a fact of life that the cosmetic
surgery industry in the UK is
worth millions of pounds, so they
want you to stay here. If
you don't wish to stay here,
then do listen to the warnings of
the professionals and don't be
tricked into going somewhere where
you don't know who the surgeon is.
This is where my information can
be invaluable. Try to
find an overseas surgeon who
visits the UK for consultations
and follow ups. Cheap can
also be good, but don't let the
price dictate your choice of
surgeon.
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Don't get taken in with the
'hard sell' from sales
people for whatever surgeon
YOU chose.
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Also remember that the NHS don't
do anything now unless it's life
threatening, so if you come back
from having surgery abroad with
infections, then don't expect any
sympathy here. That's why
you need to make sure you are
going to have a good place to
recover and plenty of time to
recover in.
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The other thing to take into
account, is do you want to end up
in an NHS hospital after having
surgery somewhere else, bearing in
mind the current MRSA
problem.
What can I do for you?
I have spent since September 1999
researching and visiting surgeons
and clinics around the world, trying
to find what makes a good or a bad
surgeon and a good or a bad result.
The answer is, there is no
simple answer.
To help you make an educated decision
about your surgery, and to minimise
the risks as much as possible, I
have included the best surgeons and
clinics I have met in a variety of
price brackets. Some in the UK,
but mostly overseas. After you
have read the information in my web
site and become totally confused
and suddenly realise that there is a
lot to take into account, you
can:-
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Contact me via telephone or
email
Let me
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Help you to see what options are
open to you either surgically or
non surgically.
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Help you realise if having your
surgery in the UK or overseas is
the best option for you.
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Help you organise your
consultations, surgery and
aftercare.
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Listen to your feedback afterwards
and how pleased you are with your
changes, I welcome any feedback
which may assist others.
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Put you in touch with TV and other
media contacts who may be
interested in your experiences for
publication.
See how Cosmetic Surgery changed my
life for
the better,
I want it to do the same for you.
Don't take chances.
The final choice is
yours
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