The British complained about the unscrupulous Turkish doctors. The woman was tempted by their low prices.
Kimberly Saad, 27, performed two surgeries worth £ 6,000 in 2019 at a Turkish plastic surgery clinic. Their prices are much lower than those of competitors and there is no end to patients from other countries.
Not so long ago, Kimberly weighed almost 150 kilograms. Then she significantly lost weight, but was unhappy with sagging breasts and a large amount of skin on her stomach that had lost its tone. The girl decided to eliminate these flaws with two plastic surgeries. And I started looking for a suitable clinic.
The Turkish hospital attracted her with its democratic prices for services and impressive photos on the website. Arriving at the clinic, Kimberly experienced her first disappointment: "the hospital turned out to be a small old building on a dull street." The girl met the surgeon only on the morning of the operation. She claims that the staff were not very welcoming and that she was "not even weighed before the anesthesia." She then noticed that the nurses did not wear medical masks, and many medical waste was poured directly into the toilet.
But most importantly, Saad was dissatisfied with the results of the operations: one of her breasts sagged, and a purulent bladder and non-healing scars formed on her stomach. In her native UK, the patient has already pledged £ 10,000 for a corrective surgery and is also regularly taking antibiotics. Kimberly wants to receive compensation from a Turkish clinic, but they do not even contact her, according to BBC News.
British colleagues, in turn, urge patients to think in advance about the possible risks of any plastic surgery and try to do them in their home country, where they can always provide timely assistance. And don't fall for questionable promotional offers.
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