Cosmetic Surgery...
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Well the NHS is currently buying in a lot of plastic work from the private sector, and many of the consultants want to drop their extra sessions so they can do more private work. That would suggest their not having any difficulty finding it, or it finding them just now.
Wouldn't assume that because the meedja are banging on relentlessly about a credit crunch that private healthcare work is drying up, it's a tiny minority that pay out their own pocket anyway, most are insured.
Wouldn't assume that because the meedja are banging on relentlessly about a credit crunch that private healthcare work is drying up, it's a tiny minority that pay out their own pocket anyway, most are insured.
BigAlinEmbra said:
Well the NHS is currently buying in a lot of plastic work from the private sector, and many of the consultants want to drop their extra sessions so they can do more private work. That would suggest their not having any difficulty finding it, or it finding them just now.
Wouldn't assume that because the meedja are banging on relentlessly about a credit crunch that private healthcare work is drying up, it's a tiny minority that pay out their own pocket anyway, most are insured.
Interesting, I'd heard completely the opposite of late - although this was from those specialising in breast lifts, tummy tucks, etc.Wouldn't assume that because the meedja are banging on relentlessly about a credit crunch that private healthcare work is drying up, it's a tiny minority that pay out their own pocket anyway, most are insured.
Truly cosmetic stuff might be a different kettle of fish, but imho they should be sticking to the more medical aspects first, of which there is more activity than surgeons!
Tbh I reckon you'd be barking to stick cash into anything related to elective truly cosmetic stuff just now.
Disposable income is drying up, and the insurers are tightening their belts. It's not going to be hip replacements and heart surgery that takes the first cut.
Tbh I reckon you'd be barking to stick cash into anything related to elective truly cosmetic stuff just now.
Disposable income is drying up, and the insurers are tightening their belts. It's not going to be hip replacements and heart surgery that takes the first cut.
sa_20v said:
If there are any surgeons on here, drop me an email - I may have an opportunity for you. And no, it's not working on my hideous face, no amount of money could ever make that beautiful. 
The opportunity surrounds free promotion of your website/services.
This any good for you dude?The opportunity surrounds free promotion of your website/services.
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