Cancellation fee

by Doughty 28th March 2014, 1:04 pm

Girls iv not even paid yet but everything goes thru my mind. If I was to get pre op jitters and decide to cancel, what happens do I lose all the money?

by **mrsball** 28th March 2014, 1:09 pm

I think if it was pre op jitters you will firstly have an opinion to re book failing that you may loose a percentage do the money , I think it's down to the individual clinics t&cs and read their small print x

by Doughty 28th March 2014, 1:16 pm

Yes thought may b, didn't know how strict thy r...hubbie has already said he will drag me there screaming if I paid and didn't go thru with it. X

by **Charlii** 28th March 2014, 1:44 pm

It's normally a bigger percentage the closer it is to the op. There should be some info on the website or your smallprint.

by Princess_x 28th March 2014, 2:08 pm

The closer it gets to your op, the bigger the amount you lose. It's usually something like cancelling 7 days before your op means you lose all of your money x

by Doughty 28th March 2014, 4:38 pm

Thanks girls, guess there is no way around it...just don't like the added pressure I will feel. Princess...did u have mr hassan? X

by tinkerbell24 28th March 2014, 4:53 pm

yop the bigger the percentage nearer the op date but if it is nerves then I know that some surgeons will actually change the date for you and this has been done on here before with a girl but she got a later date xx

by Doughty 28th March 2014, 5:17 pm

I guess it's a second chance at least then, thanks tinkerbell x

by tinkerbell24 28th March 2014, 5:47 pm

are you wanting or thinking of cancelling

you will be fine

I hate anything medical since my section went very wrong with my youngest 3 year ago but i managed, Ive had a reop and stil having complications but you will be fine

what are you worried about xx

by Princess_x 28th March 2014, 8:52 pm

Yes :) x

by Doughty 28th March 2014, 10:21 pm

Thanks princess, yours look wow! Tinker bell, I hv been on here a while back going on about my fears so don't want to bore everyone lol. It's just general fear...I guess like everything of the unknown, never had surgery etc x

by Princess_x 28th March 2014, 10:34 pm

Thank you :) are you going with Mr Hassan? It is scary as hell but if it's boobies you want, then it has to be done lol x

by Doughty 29th March 2014, 7:40 am

Yes iv had a consult, got a date, just need to pay! X

by Sahara1981 29th March 2014, 9:17 am

Good luck x

by Blueeyedsoul13 29th March 2014, 5:07 pm

it is scary and a lot of unknown, but i think every girl just needs to weigh up the pros and cons of this big decision and if you come out of that still wanting boobs then go for it!
i had massive wobbles 'before' i booked, but once i had thought it through a million times and discussed with the lovely girls on this site, i was fine and knew it was the right thing for 'me'.

everyone is different of course. good luck with your decision x

by MrsCheese 29th March 2014, 6:57 pm

I never thought in a million years that I would actually have a BA even though I hated my boobs so much! I'm not the type of person who normally takes risks.
But this forum helped tremendously in giving me the confidence to go through with it and get my boobies! Finding out as much as I possibly could about everything was also a help. It also helped having huge confidence in my surgeon and being able to talk to him when I needed to. I know it's early days but to date I have not regretted having my once, I love my new boobies and they feel like part of me already.
Good luck
Xx

by Doughty 30th March 2014, 4:39 pm

Thanks girls, its lovely to hv all your support. I feel like if I was told that I could hv straight forward ba then I'd hv had it done by now, its the uplift that's scaring me...seems so much more invasive and higher risk of complications....got it in my head I'm bound to get an infection or problems of some sort x

by tinkerbell24 30th March 2014, 5:36 pm

aw you cant think like that however its good that you hav it in your head that complications can and do happen, it makes it easier to get over it when one does happen

I had my BA done the 15th Dec 2013 then had a reop on the 25th Nov 2013 and still in a cpmpression band and no bra but again looking at another reop but everything can and will be fixed, my advice is to always always get a good aftercare that covers everything and read all the small print too, ive been very lucky with my aftercare xx

by Doughty 30th March 2014, 7:47 pm

Hey tink, tx Hun,..I know uv had a bad run of things and I really sympathise...u seem to hv handled it well. I'm a nightmare, def having kids has made me fearful of everything lol x

by tinkerbell24 31st March 2014, 7:42 am

Oh I know what you mean I have 2, bother were prem and the youngest was near 12 weeks prem so has a lot of health problems. worry is my middle name lol

I think that if you have complications then you just need to deal with it as it is a risk of having a BA but the chance of having complictions are low xx

by Jenpops 2nd April 2014, 9:13 am

Have you booked Mr Hassan.. Call and check what the cancellation T's and C's are xx

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