Protecting Patients Undergoing Plastic Surgery
At The Beauty Gurus, we always advise asking as many questions you can before choosing a surgical provider. This article highlights the need for patients to understand not all surgeons are the same
At The Beauty Gurus, we always advise asking as many questions you can before choosing a surgical provider. This article highlights the need for patients to understand not all surgeons are the same
Apart from the announcement of a fellowship programme, this article contains several interesting facts. First, 14% of consultations are NOT DONE by the operating surgeon. This is awful. How on earth can an advisor be in a position to advise a patient as to what is necessary, right for them or advisable?
Mr Vijh attended the BAAPS annual meeting last week. As a member of BAAPS, he welcomes the addition of a fellowship programme to help young consultants. It is true that training in the NHS sadly lacks the numbers and the variety of procedures to prepare the consultant for private practice. It is something Mr Vijh has spoken about many times.
Words almost fail us when we read this article. According to this article, this lady who was under the care of The Hospital Group developed a serious complication. She got a taxi from Liverpool to the clinic in Birmingham, a journey of some 2 hours. The group then FLEW IN a surgeon who operated on her 7 and a half hours after she got there
It is very true that enquiries at The Beauty Gurus are up on last year. What is pleasing is that patients tell us they want a good surgeon and have heard good things about us. Personal recommendation accounts for the majority of our patients which says we are doing our job very well indeed!
At The Beauty Gurus like this article we are seeing an increase in the number of men wanting plastic surgery. Now The Beauty Gurus have formed an alliance with Mr Paul Levick before his retirement, we are seeing even more as Mr Levick has a thriving Gynaecomastia (man boobs) practice.
Mr Paul Levick is retiring from surgery at the end of October and wishes to announce that he would like Mr Vikram Vijh to take care of his patients in the future.
We certainly have noticed a rise in the demand for male cosmetic surgery. We expect this to grow further for our practice following the recent announcement by Mr Paul Levick to retire.