NHS Confederation
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| Ceo | Niall Dickson |
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| Headquarters location | London, United Kingdom |
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| ID | 2475591 |
About NHS Confederation
The NHS Confederation, formerly the National Association of Health Authorities and Trusts, is a membership body for organisations that commission and provide National Health Service services founded in 1990. The predecessor organisation was called The National Association of Health Authorities in England & Wales.
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Cosmetic surgery: woman scar after the surgery in Turkey
A woman stands in front of the reconstructive surgery to the left drawn of Cosmetic Procedures in Turkey.
Kimberley Saad, 27, from Ogmore Vale, Bridgend, had a cost of two operations £6,000 in 2019 and has warned of the dangers of the favourable opportunities abroad.
surgeon, Dean Boyce, from the Morriston hospital in Swansea, said, patients should be on the "bigger picture".
BBC Wales has contacted the comfort zone, the operation performed, Ms Saad, But has received no response.
Ms Saad, who used to weigh close to 23st (146kg), said she decided to have breast implants and a tummy tuck after losing 9st of a gastric band, your left with the excess skin.
they flew to Turkey in March 2019, because it is a "fraction of the cost" of similar operations in the UK and was also impressed of the comfort zone website.
But The Experience does not live up to expectations.
"The Hospital was in a small, old building in a side street," She Said .
"I only met The Surgeon on The Morning of the operation. She marked me up and sat me in a lift, and I don't get even, which is weighed before anaesthesia. "
Kimberley Saad sought surgery after left with excess skin after weight lossyou said in The First surgery does not get rid of the excess skin And One of your breast implants have "dropped".
Ms Saad said the comfort zone offered further surgery, But The Wound does not heal properly, leaving you with an infection.
she also had concerns over the hygiene of the patient-villa where you stayed after your surgery.
"The nurse never wore aprons when changing from associations," She Said .
"And the (surgical) drains have just been to the toilet drained down. The aftercare was terrible.
"I continue to have problems. The Wound has a little pus bubble and the scars getting bigger and bigger.
"I have the NHS hospital A& E Three Times , since I have been back in the UK and have antibiotics in the drip in my arm. "
Ms Saad is the payment for private reconstruction surgery, to the value of £10,000, But is concerned about how much the correction of the Operation abroad costs the NHS. Such numbers are not sorted, the Welsh Nhs Confederation or the two Royal Colleges, representing plastic surgeons.
Ms Saad weighed closed to 23st (146kg) prior to your operation.Dean Boyce, The British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons, said: "This is like a New Suit of clothes. Surgery involves risks. You, what would you do superior when things go wrong - if you have a local hospital a local surgeon on hand.
"The reason why most of the people tend to go abroad, because of the cost. It is cheaper in some countries, But you have to have the big picture view. Your own body, to go through this and you need to be The Best and safest treatment that you can. "
BBC Wales has repeatedly tried to make a connection with comfort zone, however, is still not not receive a response.
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Source of news: bbc.com
