Conference : Body Procedures : Breast Augmentation, Tummy Tuck & Body Lifts, Weightloss & Diet, Liposuction, Genital surgery http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/ One of my friends has successfully managed to lose about 4 stone with the Cambridge diet, has anyone tried it before? My main worry is maintaining my weight after losing some as I know how easy it is to put it on again! http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=C5FF98DB-3048-839B-A2258B79EC2907ED&r=1 2010-05-23T16:29:42--01:00 Has anyone tried the Cambridge diet? I am going for lipo on the 18th June, so not long now!! Really would like to ask Libby a few questions and would be so grateful if you could answer then, you probably remember what you were like before your surgery!! How long did it take for the swelling to go down and where? you in pain for When could you see the results? Did Dr Berbinski do your surgey? If so whats he like? During the op, i know it's sedation, can you feel, hear or remember anything. This is worrying me quite alot. Anything else you could help me with or think will help or i should know i would be ever so grateful. Cheers. http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=3A506D5B-3048-839B-A2A2AA68066CC2F0&r=2 2008-05-30T14:52:06--01:00 Elyzea or Beaucare? Hi, I have just used the Harley Medical Group in Birmingham and had the operation in London last week (18th March). All the staff have been fantastic and I can definately recommend them. My Surgeon was Dr Malik. I had the under the muscle surgery which I must be honest am finding very painful. I'm on 2 weeks off work which if you have it done this way you will most certainly need. I was a size UK 6/8 32A and went to a hopeful 32C (this is the target once the swelling has gone down). It is hoped this method will look more natural, especially as I had very little breast tissue to work with to start with. If you do your research and follow the surgeon's advice I am sure everything will go really well. Jemma (27 yrs) http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=EB6E636D-3048-8D61-F84B1FB513589871&r=3 2008-03-26T14:12:03--01:00 Harley Medical Group? From the research I've done, [url=http://www.transforminglives.co.uk]transform cosmetic surgery[/url] seems fairly decent. The relation service price is what I expected. Good luck, H http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=CBEC58A3-3048-8D61-F836031F729C66E2&r=4 2008-03-20T11:21:46--01:00 Lipo to thighs? Hi everyone, I am still doing research regarding a medical group. The best choice so far points to [url=http://www.transforminglives.co.uk]transform cosmetic surgery[/url], anyone has had any good/bad experience with them? Thanks, H http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=CBE48651-3048-8D61-F86AD850500FD8CD&r=5 2008-03-20T11:13:14--01:00 Has anyone used Transform? I didn't know if to have overs or unders either, but your surgeon should be able to advise you best. They have to take into consideration a number of factors. I ended up having overs and was pleased as I have heard recovery time can be longer with unders but it's all down to what is best for you. http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=AC9597FE-3048-8D61-F88CEC4C39FFBDC6&r=6 2008-03-14T09:18:47--01:00 Under or over the muscle? I used Harley a few moths ago. They were excellent. My surgeon was Alan Rezaid and he was very proffesional, as were the nurses too. They are a big name in cosmetic surgery so that put my mind at ease. I would recommend them. http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=AC92AA3C-3048-8D61-F869F85343E45C1C&r=7 2008-03-14T09:15:35--01:00 Harley Medical Group? Count me in as well to lose weight before July! http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A93708EE-3048-8D61-F8E9EAA48BC2C871&r=8 2008-03-13T17:36:39--01:00 3st loss by July? Possible? I know happy and unhappy patients of Dai Davies but would say he is a better choice than some other BAAPS surgeons.I have spoken to many women who have used him and they all say he is brilliant. I didnt use him in the end for my op. Don't know of Simon Withey sorry. You should definitely do more than one consult and find out which one suits you best. Good luck! http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A92CF8A2-3048-8D61-F8458C1E45EB0970&r=9 2008-03-13T17:25:39--01:00 Dai Davies & Simon Withey I was really priced out in the UK and went to Belgium! http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A9267DB3-3048-8D61-F82866B20E6F6A85&r=10 2008-03-13T17:18:34--01:00 Lipo to thighs? I had surgery with Beaucare last year, I had six areas of lipo done. Once the swelling had gone down I had dropped from a 16/18 to a 12/14 and lost almost two stone! I am going back again soon to have lipo on my stomach and can't wait. Would highly recommend. http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A9250991-3048-8D61-F84A28A0FE44AACC&r=11 2008-03-13T17:16:59--01:00 Elyzea or Beaucare? I have tried loads of diets in the past, with success, only to put weight back on immediatly after. I have been trying hard for the last ten weeks, including giving up alcohol, counting calories and eating fruit till it comes out of my ears and have only lost around half a stone. I have sticked to around 1,000 to 1,400 calories a day, so am feeling pretty disheartened!I will stick to it , as I am feeling a bit healthier. I have around two - three stone to lose :( http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A8794EB3-3048-8D61-F8C26BC320A4F95D&r=12 2008-03-13T14:09:25--01:00 3st loss by July? Possible? I lost 4 stone last year within a few months but because I was following such a strict diet I have now put all the weight back on and a little more, my doctor said that doing it more gradually would help the weight stay off http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A84115D1-3048-8D61-F8C59DCB163CD722&r=13 2008-03-13T13:08:00--01:00 3st loss by July? Possible? That does sound like loads to lose in short space of time! Also no veggies and fruit in the diet does not sound too good to me. Also Special K does have a lot of sugar in it too, not a diet cereal at all.Porridge is really good but beware of microwavable sachets that contain loads of sugar too. Lunch should be your bigest meal with lots of veggies. http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A8329C31-3048-8D61-F8F1F3A80993B4E2&r=14 2008-03-13T12:52:11--01:00 3st loss by July? Possible? This is what I'm planning on having to eat to try and reach my ideal weight. -Cereal like fruit and fibre or special k for breakfast -Brown rice and skinless fish for lunch -Small portion of pasta with chicken/quorn for dinner -Possibly fruit as an occasional snack I will be attending the gym 3 times a week and doing some walking.Do you think this is acheivable? http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A829FDE4-3048-8D61-F8C0CF7D3ED6E64D&r=15 2008-03-13T12:42:47--01:00 3st loss by July? Possible? Does that mean you have to book the surgery before the end of March or have the surgery before the end of March?? :? http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A7D5B654-3048-8D61-F8D6E646669F3B43&r=16 2008-03-13T11:10:43--01:00 Has anyone used Wellness kliniek in Belgium? I went to Beaucare last year for TT and lipo to flanks. Dr Plovier is a young surgeon but very knowlegable, also put me at ease.The other staff are also very friendly and speak fantastic English. They will not send you back to your hotel unless they are sure that you are ok. Also you get given an emergency contact number for the surgeon, if there are any problems he will offer to come to your hotel to see you.The clinic was very clean and the recovery room has a great view over the gardens with wild rabbits running around. I would recommend the clinic and am going to go back soon hopefully for BA. http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A7D22BB7-3048-8D61-F8417F67C9D412AB&r=17 2008-03-13T11:06:51--01:00 Elyzea or Beaucare? Hi all, Had BA about 2 weeks ago now under muscle. My right breast feels tight and sore and I am wondering if this is normal? I really hope I have not been doing too much and caused a problem. Any ideas? http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A78CF768-3048-8D61-F88E84CD9952DC1B&r=18 2008-03-13T09:51:16--01:00 Breast Augmentation I had a consultation for BA at Elyzea with Dr Adda in June 2007. He was a really plesant man but he has now retired. Dr Dedoncker was my surgeon in the end. Dr Dedoncker is very experienced and a great surgeon. Dr Neuprez is also supposed to be fantastic, good luck! http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A7725318-3048-8D61-F859C62662E7260B&r=19 2008-03-13T09:22:10--01:00 Elyzea or Beaucare? Hey everyone I'm getting really, really close now to getting the courage to book a consultation appointment for lipo! I have been reading every post on the internet in my quest to find the right surgeon/clinic. It's great to read everyone's experiences - though still really difficult to work out who to use because I suppose there will always be good and bad experiences! I think I have narrowed it down to Dr Torrekens at Elyzea or Dr Plovier at Beaucare. If anyone has any experience at either of these places then please can you let me know how you got on? I will keep everyone updated throughout my journey!! Thank you in advance :D :D http://www.surgeryforums.co.uk/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=A7669CBE-3048-8D61-F8DB25DC176C7E0C&r=20 2008-03-13T09:09:23--01:00 Elyzea or Beaucare?