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Does anyone know of a good breast augmentation surgeon in Scotland?
I am wanting to have breast augmentation surgery. I plan to have this done in Scotland but I want to be sure I get a good surgeon. I think that the best surgeons are probably in London and if I can't find a surgeon in Scotland (preferably Edinburgh) I would be willing to travel. Has anyone had experience of breast augmentation surgery in Scotland? Would you recommend your surgeon? Should I avoid your surgeon!?! Any thoughts or comments would be welcomed. Thanks x x
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- I know the best, but this is according to your specifications. Please send me a picture of your breasts so may proceed. Thank you.
- I will have a go for you!
- come to las vegas, its the capitol of boobs with all the show girls. even a dentist here could do it.
- no
- A female friend of mine recently had it done in Spain. Apparently, they are very, very good, and it is much cheaper than in the UK. Also the waiting lists are shorter, and there are even some clinics which provide subsidised accommodation of foreign patients. and without seeming too indelicate, they did a very good job too! :)
- Always go throughy your GP as he can recommend a safe surgeon. Good Luck!
- When i had mine done, I got in touch with the Royal Association of Surgeons (or a name along those lines) who gave me some in my area who were on their list. The list they have has all the reputable specialists in the area. The surgeons they will put in you touch with are not only the best but they are the same price as you would find at all the "centres". If you are going to go ahead though make sure you get a letter of referral from your GP if you dont have the money to get a problem sorted in the future, no one can know what will happen in the future this will give you some degree of protection. The surgeon who did mine was excellent and I felt in really good hands. Make sure as well to do your research about what type of implant you want and where you want it. There is lots of information on line regarding shapes and materials. If it helps for naturalness I went for teardrop shaped, silicon placed over the muscule (I wanted it to look natural). A lot is said about silicon being bad but I felt it was the best option. If you speak to the surgeon I am sure he will be able to tell you your best option.
- Be smart and research this very carefully http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/breastimplants/breast_implant_risks_brochure.html
