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Post by bubblegum 13th July 2010, 8:28 pm

I am unsure whether and maybe someone can clarify please,, are surgeons under any obligation to take PIP implants out if there have ruptured after the 3 year aftercare period has expired..? I am guessing not

I am trying to get my head round costs if the worst does come to the worst and I am forced to pay, I will look at another surgeon to do it.
The Mybreast website appears very imformative and they are offering free Nagor implants for PIP ladies.
It looks as though many surgeries are offering discounted ops for replacements.
What are the discounted rates looking like cost wise?

Also if we do opt to just go elsewhere are we still able to try and claim compensartion back?, im guessing that we have to offer our orginal surgeons the chance to put it right first?
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Post by COOKIE 13th July 2010, 8:39 pm

bubblegum wrote:I am unsure whether and maybe someone can clarify please,, are surgeons under any obligation to take PIP implants out if there have ruptured after the 3 year aftercare period has expired..? I am guessing not

Unfortunately not hunni.

[quoteI am trying to get my head round costs if the worst does come to the worst and I am forced to pay, I will look at another surgeon to do it.
The Mybreast website appears very imformative and they are offering free Nagor implants for PIP ladies.
It looks as though many surgeries are offering discounted ops for replacements.
What are the discounted rates looking like cost wise? [/quote]

One member looking to have her PIPs replaced was just quoted £4300 through MyBreast hun and £3490 through Rubicon.

Also if we do opt to just go elsewhere are we still able to try and claim compensartion back?, im guessing that we have to offer our orginal surgeons the chance to put it right first?

I would log my complaint with a solicitor before you undergo any surgery hunni, then inform your solicitor of your medical history and the all costs incurred through the PIP implants, including those of having to have the PIPs replaced, that way if compensation is offered you will be sure to be entitled to it babe.
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Post by georgie 14th July 2010, 1:10 pm

Had consultation with Transform today about PIP replacements, their price is £4400 and i am going with that. But i also found out that anyone who had PIP implants put in by Transform can have them replaced for £2450. Just incase that helps anyonme.xx
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Post by bubblegum 14th July 2010, 5:42 pm

No I didnt go with transform. I am just very reluctant to go back to my original surgeon as I dont feel he did a brilliant job on them in the first place. I cant afford that sort of money though. That seems quite a high price for Transform?
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Post by natalia 14th July 2010, 5:46 pm

transform are usually good though and a reop is usually more as they gota take them out ect
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Post by georgie 14th July 2010, 5:48 pm

Transform charges £3995 or less for BA if its your first but Re-aug is £4995. But obviously there is always discounts when you ask! There is a company called Rubicon in London that are charging £3450 ish for Re-aug with Mr R Frati (who also works for HMG i believe), but i suspect that there aftercare probably isnt great. At least with Transform you get 10 years.x
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Post by bubblegum 14th July 2010, 7:12 pm

Aftercare... It hasnt really helped any of us currently has it? I know these are unusal circumstances but in reality would any of them really help you out 8 or 9 years down the line? I would imagine you would have a fight on your hands?.. Or mybe im just skeptical because of the not so great aftercare ive recieved.
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Post by cherry74 14th July 2010, 7:34 pm

georgie wrote:Transform charges £3995 or less for BA if its your first but Re-aug is £4995. But obviously there is always discounts when you ask! There is a company called Rubicon in London that are charging £3450 ish for Re-aug with Mr R Frati (who also works for HMG i believe), but i suspect that there aftercare probably isnt great. At least with Transform you get 10 years.x

You only get 2 years aftercare with Transform toots.
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Post by georgie 14th July 2010, 7:42 pm

Transform offer 10 years aftercare against cc or rupture if you have BA with them as of 1st May 2010. i had consultation today.xx
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Post by georgie 14th July 2010, 7:45 pm

I understand what you are saying Bubblegum, i think all the companies have fobbed us all off over PIPs but in Transforms defence, at least they are offering re-aug at half price. My sister had hers done in 2004 with them and thats what she has been offered, even though she has had no problems with her implants. I wish that was all it was costing me!! xx
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Post by natalia 15th July 2010, 6:57 am

i was told 5 years aftercare and they were really good to me after i left hospital they rang me up first 2 weeks to see if i wa sok and not in to much pain i think the aftercare can sumtimes be bcause of the surgeon u have mr,singh and my nurse wer great he even gave me his private number as he was leaving transform incase i have any probs in them 5 years xxx
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Post by COOKIE 15th July 2010, 7:08 am

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georgie wrote:Transform charges £3995 or less for BA if its your first but Re-aug is £4995. But obviously there is always discounts when you ask! There is a company called Rubicon in London that are charging £3450 ish for Re-aug with Mr R Frati (who also works for HMG i believe), but i suspect that there aftercare probably isnt great. At least with Transform you get 10 years.x

You only get 2 years aftercare with Transform toots.

You actually get 3 years aftercare from Transform, alot of people are getting confused atm with Transform saying the implant warranty is covered for ten years and not realising this is different to the aftercare cover.

Taken from the Transform website -

7. Comprehensive aftercare policy



We offer a three year readmission policy for clinical complications
post surgery. In addition, our breast implants come with a 10 year
warranty.

And as you can see from the main page, it only stated the implant warranty of ten years.
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Post by georgie 15th July 2010, 5:17 pm

Thanks for clearing that up Cookie. I read the info i was given again and it does say 3 years aftercare but it also does say that if i get CC or rupture within the 10 years they will redo them, so im still happy with that. I am now beginning to worry though what other problems i may encounter after the three years that wouldnt be covered? x
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Post by cherry74 15th July 2010, 5:59 pm

doh I did mean to say 3 years lol.

It 'used' to be 5 years, but they changed it ages ago!

Yep it's the implants that come with a 10 year 'expectancy' guarantee, again depends what implants you go for.
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Post by georgie 15th July 2010, 6:09 pm

Hello Cherry, should i have been given a choice of implants with Transform? they just said that i would be having Allergan. xx
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Post by cherry74 15th July 2010, 6:13 pm

Hi Georgie - btw it's a pleasure to 'kind of' meet ya pet Cost for removal and re-aug after removing PIPs  321562

I wasn't given an option either and when I asked about the Inspira range my PC didn't have a CLUE what I was talking about :(

Please don't let my negativity of Transform put you off; I would still recommend them without a shadow of a doubt, just not the Edinburgh clinic and not a PS that specialises in beaks and not boobies Cost for removal and re-aug after removing PIPs  557141

Where/who is HMG? 525cc's is what I should have had to fill my 'empty puppy ears' haha... Not long to go now chick Cost for removal and re-aug after removing PIPs  923101

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Post by georgie 15th July 2010, 6:23 pm

Sorry! Lovely to meet u, been reading your diary, you have such a way with words! you made me chuckle! Havent read it all yet. Sorry to hear that you didnt get what you wanted, its such a build up to the op and when you wake up and arent happy its horrid. Hope you get them to sort it out. Oh and its disgusting the way they spoke to you.

HMG is the Harley Medical Group. I had my second op with them but their attitude towards me over the PIP thing means that i am having my third op with Transform. I feel like having three op's with three different surgeons sounds bad but hopefully third time lucky! lol xx
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Post by cherry74 15th July 2010, 6:28 pm

Hey my lovely!

OMG yer kidding... sounds like you've experienced something similar with HMG like what I have with Transform (attitude etc).

Can I ask why you had a 2nd op?

Sure it's not your fault yer having to have a 3rd op, especially with all this PIP scare etc, lucky you can afford it lol.

Awww thanks, yes I do tend to get lost in the moment when I'm merrily typing away lol. I just tell it like it is toots, my life is quite odd at times, so like to share it to make it less weird Cost for removal and re-aug after removing PIPs  557141

What profile did you have and getting?? Are they unders or overs etc?

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Post by bubblegum 15th July 2010, 6:41 pm

I think if I have to go elsewhere I will get a quote from Transform,
Having researched surgeons I am liking the sound of Shiva Singh and Dr Khan?

Where is Shiva based now and does Mr Khan work for any other places other than Tansform?

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Post by georgie 15th July 2010, 7:03 pm

Hey Cherry, will do a quick recap for you! lol

I was really bullied for being flat chested so i knew i had to have implants. I started a 32A and went to Bodyline (now The Hospital Group) for 260cc. Was told i would be the D that i asked for but ended up a 32C! i was hysterical. My husband said he would pay for the re-aug but after i had finished having all the kids that i wanted, i agreed. The 2nd op happened Jan 2009, HMG put 450cc in and gave me a 32E! I then found out about all this PIP stuff (one week ago!) HMG told me not to be silly when i rang them and wanted £5500 for the re-aug! Luckily i have a wonderful husband who just wants me to be happy, so I am now going to transform on Monday costing £4400 and i am having 525cc because i want to feel like i am getting something for the money! I only had the consultation yesterday and i booked it! I am having high profile but i dont know if it is under or over?!!! how bad is that!! Hope that answered everything! sorry its so long winded!! xx
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Post by cherry74 15th July 2010, 7:19 pm

Awwww well you are a very lucky lady indeed to have such a lovely hubby!

It's crazy that you have to pay for replacements when all this PIP stuff has kicked off, you'd think the manufacturers would even pay up. Makes my blood boil!

Well good for you, you're gonna end up with G/H cup I reckon, going by what the 410's gave you! Lucky girl lol.

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Post by bblondiiie 15th July 2010, 8:02 pm

Hi Transform offered me Allergan but when I challenged them and said I had a choice and wanted a better product not the cheapest on the market. They agreed I could have what I want, I just need to find out more about Nagor and Mentor.

Remember it's you body and they all use different types of implants but will obviously want to use the cheapest because they get more in their pockets.

Good luck x
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Post by bubblegum 15th July 2010, 8:20 pm

Is Allergan a cheaper make then?
I dont know much about implants and want to make sure this time I have all the facts.
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Post by bblondiiie 15th July 2010, 8:32 pm

Yes I think so, when I discussed types with my surgeon he said Allergan, Nagor and Mentor where all good but Mentor are the ones he would recommend.

But I think the different ones feel different, something to do with the number of layers. Like you I just want as much information as possible.

If I find anymore info I will let you know.
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Post by cherry74 15th July 2010, 8:35 pm

Bblondiiie, are you having to get a re-op due to have PIPs too?
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