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How do you find a recommend surgeon in your localish area?

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RandomMess · 17/12/2011 14:11

Despite desperately exercising for a year and being determined to not let me bodyshape bother me it does hugely.

I am seriously considering having a partial tummy tuck.

How do I find recommendations or warnings for a surgeon/hospital, would rather pay more and ensure I survive the surgery without complications if need be!

TIA

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AKMD · 18/12/2011 12:12

I would scrap the localish area requirement for a start. Other than that, no advice, sorry.

ameliagrey · 18/12/2011 12:24

first step should be GP.

Most plastic surgeons work in the NHS too so local GPs should know who is good.

RandomMess · 18/12/2011 12:46

When I say localish I'm probably talking 50 miles and I live in the SE so a very densely populated place, probably 100 places I could have it done Shock - I still have to find someone willing to come and pick me up post surgery which limits options unfortunately!

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CMOTdibbler · 18/12/2011 12:50

Visit the McIndoe in E Grinstead. It is solely plastics (cosmetic or reconstructive) as all the consultants are from the Queen Victoria which it is in the grounds of - which is world famous for plastic. I've only seen a hand surgeon there, but know people who had cosmetic procedures and were vv happy

RandomMess · 18/12/2011 13:02

Interestingly they don't have sample prices on their Website and are the wrong side of London but will def pursue that lead further, thank you Smile

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