The ONE is.......

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 1:48 pm

I really did think Hassan would have to be tops to beat Spyrou!!!

And

He is!!!! Fantastic! So thorough. Totally knew his stuff (as you'd expect with any). But so lovely too. I met him in Malmasion in Birmingham. He is director of some seminar for GP's. The seminar was on but he saw me while a talk was going on.
No rush what so ever.

Anyway.. You might have guessed. But I think I'm going to book??

One thing he said he doesn't use drains? I'm guessing this is fine. But I remember reading on here something about drains. But can't remember exactly what?

X

by Princess_x 29th November 2013, 1:50 pm

Drains is just the surgeon's preference. I knew you'd love him, he's amazing!!!

by tinkerbell24 29th November 2013, 1:52 pm

Drains is just some surgeons options xx

by Boney1992 29th November 2013, 1:55 pm

by jenniferrf1 29th November 2013, 2:48 pm

I loved mr Hassan too so your in great hands! Congrats on finding the ONE lol :)

like the girls have said, drains are just down to the surgeons preference. Some surgeons use them as they believe it helps 'drain' the fluid buildup whereas others dont think they are needed and ive read somewhere that some surgeons believe they have a higher chance of infection?
But either way many girls have them (i did) and many do not and we all end up with great results in almost all cases so dont worry about that :) xx

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 3:07 pm

Thanks gals :) can't do any dancy things as I'm on the mobile version of the site!

Thanks for info re drains.

How do I get a ticker thing? X

by tinkerbell24 29th November 2013, 3:19 pm

click on one of our tickers and follow the instructions and then copy the bbcode to your signature

xx

by jenniferrf1 29th November 2013, 3:51 pm

Yup or on the homepage scroll down to forum support and faq's and there is a thread with instructions on how to make the ticker XX

by **COOKIE** 29th November 2013, 4:10 pm

Awww I'm glad you feel you've found 'the one' Jen.

Don't worry about your surgeon not using drains babe - some surgeons feel their beneficial for primary surgery, others not hun... But its more common to see drains used in revision surgery if its very invasive due to the higher risk of infection.

Jen you can change from the 'mobile' site to the 'classic' one by simply clicking the drop down arrow at the top right corner of your page and clicking 'classic'. You'll then be able to use the pink pages instead of the grey mobile pages lovely.

To get a ticker sweetheart just follow the instructions [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] xx

by **mrsball** 29th November 2013, 4:26 pm

Congrats Jen, so pleased you've found the one. Definatly saved the best till last !
I didn't have drains with any of mine Hun.

So what's the proposed size placement etc?? X

by Doughty 29th November 2013, 4:39 pm

Hi Jen after reading your post I thought I'd look into him a bit and as I'm up london to see Simon withey soon was going to see if I could tie in as u were so keen on him. I looked on elite surgical care, is that how u got to see him? I'm assuming its a company he has set up alone as I just called and just got through to him...was a bit go smacked :) what's the score Hun? I didn't get to chat with him as line was bad x

by **COOKIE** 29th November 2013, 4:51 pm

Elite is a relatively new clinic Doughty, so it wouldn't be surprising for mr Hassan to be Jack of all trades really until the clinic takes off.

One thing I would question for anyone using Elite is their aftercare.

This from the Elite website HERE

Elite wrote:Elite Surgical understands that making the decision to have any cosmetic surgery isn’t taken lightly and that's why our Aftercare programme promises to be with you every step of the way. Our highly experienced lead plastic surgeon and Medical Director, Mr Sultan Hassan is committed to giving you access to a member of our clinical team 24/7 which proves just how committed we are to ensuring any concerns or questions you have will be answered quickly.

Unlimited post-op appointments with a member of our clinical team – whenever you need them – so whatever your query and whenever it arises, you can see one of our experts at no extra cost for 24 months.
Additional days stay in hospital where needed free of charge
Additional drugs and dressings supplied at no extra cost
Access to emergency telephone support (numbers supplied at discharge) which you can use at any time during your recovery or even up to 12 months later.

Out of aftercare appointments are chargeable.

At no point in their aftercare does it mention covering any complications?

It simply suggests that if you needed additional days in hospital after surgery, or dressings, they'd be free and that you'd be able to see the surgeon for free over a 2 year periods and have access to an emergency line for 1 year.

But what about complications? It doesn't say it would cover all surgical costs should you have a complication or list any complications at all. This is something I'd question girls. Xx

by blondie12 29th November 2013, 4:52 pm

I hated it when the nurse was removing my drains.. It was horrible!!!

Be happy that you won't have them hun xx

by Doughty 29th November 2013, 5:14 pm

He just called me back and was on the phone for 1/2 hour. He does seem amazingly down to earth and think that tho his practise is in its infancy he seems to be even more likely to go that step further to please. He literally gave me a mini consultation over the phone! Jen, il pm you as hv a couple of questions. Yes aftercare is always the issue, he said that he would be happy to give as many pre and post op apps as needed and would always set right anything that needed correcting but yes cookie something I need to push further.

by louise28 29th November 2013, 5:16 pm

Aw congrats Jen, is that you all booked up now? x

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 5:24 pm

Thanks gals. IVE BOOKED!!! 19 days to go!!

18th Dec! Eeeek!

I have a leaflet for aftercare. I'll put info on later. Tbh it looks/sounds good.

MrsB under muscle. Not sure if to go for round or anatomical yet. Prob round.
Sizes 360 or 430. Prob bigger one.
Implant polytech x

by Doughty 29th November 2013, 5:25 pm

Wow wonderful news, exciting xxx

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 5:41 pm

Btw when I switch to proper site there is some advert for a dragon game on the site and whenever that is on. It flicks me from this site to my App Store. V annoying! X

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 5:42 pm

Doughty. Glad you got through to him. What do you think? Will you book a face to face consultation ?

I'll check my message and get back to you x

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 6:20 pm

Cover is underwritten by Lloyds of London.
2 year cover from Qmedical.
Protects against:
Revision Surgery costs (up to £1500 per implant)
Capsular contracture (Baker scale rade III & above)
Rotation
Dislocation
MRSA
Post Op Infection
Seroma
Haematoma

After the 2 years it is possible to extend further for approx. £50 per annum.

I thought it sounded ok. What do you think?

xx

by **COOKIE** 29th November 2013, 6:21 pm

Jenpops wrote:

I have a leaflet for aftercare. I'll put info on later. Tbh it looks/sounds good.

If you could add the details Jen, I'd really appreciate it babe Give You

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 6:31 pm

They're on Cookie. Just before your last reply. Tell me what you think.

I'm trying to do this ticker and they're isn't one for Boobie Jobs? Can't work out which to use.. Help? xx:shock:

by jenniferrf1 29th November 2013, 6:42 pm

Jen you can edit what it says after you choose a ticker xx

by Jenpops 29th November 2013, 6:48 pm

Thanks Jen x

by **COOKIE** 29th November 2013, 7:04 pm

Jenpops wrote:Cover is underwritten by Lloyds of London.
2 year cover from Qmedical.
Protects against:
Revision Surgery costs (up to £1500 per implant)
Capsular contracture (Baker scale rade III & above)
Rotation
Dislocation
MRSA
Post Op Infection
Seroma
Haematoma

After the 2 years it is possible to extend further for approx. £50 per annum.

I thought it sounded ok. What do you think?

xx

Thanks Jen :ok:

What first struck me was that there's no mention of cover for a rupture. So should you have a rupture, it seems ALL costs to replace would be yours.

You're also only covered for £1500 'per implant'.

The average cost of a BA is around £4,000-£5,000, its generally more for revision because you get charged for explanting the implant also, so after you receive the £1500, this then would leave you with a shortfall of about £2500-£3500 should you need revision for both breasts, which after about a year if you did have a complication its very likely due to the skin stretching you'd need both replacing, possibly needing larger implants to fill the stretched skin.

Something worth looking into further babe don't you think? X

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