Qdays Medical Holidays has long offered quality focused medical tourism services to the traveling tourist. In 2012, together with local authorities, Qdays Medical Holidays has pro-actively started to promote the Brasov as a medical tourism destination. Read on to find out how this is done, and why we believe there is no better medical tourism destination in Romania than Brasov.
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2012Useful Information About Liposuction
Wednesday, January 19th, 2011We find that more and more patients are looking for liposuction, but are faced with a dilemma when realising that their expectations differ from what the doctors are telling them. In light of this we’ve decided to try and clear some points mostly raised by patients, by requesting one of the surgeons in our partner clinic (Doctor Irina Visa, EVA Clinic) to shed light matters such as healing times, scarring, weight-loss and expected outcomes. If you have any more questions about liposuction surgery why not ask us using the comment box or the online contact form. In the meantime:
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Why Send Pictures Before Travelling Abroad for Plastic Surgery?
Monday, November 29th, 2010If you’ve decided to undergo plastic surgery abroad, mainly due to the great quality of care at affordable prices, you’d probably want to have at least an estimate of what you’d be expected to pay at the clinic. A price list of the procedure is a good starting point, but also Qdays Medical Holidays recommends sending a few home taken digital pictures with the area which is to be operated. This will give you a very narrow estimate, which can be made by our partner clinic after they’ve had a chance to look at some pictures.
An exact quote for plastic surgery is impossible to offer until you’ve had the chance to meet with the operating surgeon. This is a consultation in which the surgeon will speak to you about expectations as well as risks.
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Children & Plastic Surgery
Friday, August 27th, 2010Working in the medical travel field, I get to meet many people who are interested in medical procedures, but cosmetic surgery is the one that strikes me every time. People with great faces and great bodies still want to undertake surgery for that next step forward. I do understand that everybody wants to look great, and therefore feel great, but an article really caught my eye recently. Don’t get me wrong, I could not offer a service I don’t believe in, but what I do feel is that there needs to be a “need”, be it psychological or physical, not just a “want” in order to have plastic surgery.
According to naturalnews.com, 160,000 U.S. children had cosmetic surgery in 2008. Amongst the most sought after procedures we find breast augmentation, liposuction and Botox injection. This is when I decided to do some research on the subject. There are forums loaded with teenagers interested in cosmetic surgery and there’s no surprise that breast augmentation and liposuction were the most debated subjects. Moreover, parents feel that if they can have these surgery procedures, why wouldn’t their children have them?
