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Hospitals around the world are drawing new patients with topnotch doctors, high-tech equipment and low costs. These 10 are leaders in their fields. It's not a stretch to call Jamie Johnson an accidental tourist in Thailand. While touring with a Christian singing group last month, Johnson, a diabetic from the United States, developed an infection in her ankle that shut down her kidneys. She was evacuated by airplane from Malaysia to Bumrungrad International hospital in Bangkok—a facility she had ever heard of in a country she had never been to and in a city she had associated with sex shows in beer bars......More

Knives out for Plastic Cowboys

FAILED tummy tucks, infections in breast implants, scarring and severed facial nerves are just some outcomes of botched overseas plastic surgery that Australian surgeons are being asked to fix.An Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons survey shows an "alarming trend" of Australian surgeons being asked to try to fix botched jobs done on cheap overseas cosmetic surgery tours. Thirty-six plastic surgeons - mostly from New South Wales - have reported treating patients with complications ranging from "hideous scars and an awful aesthetic result" to a woman who lost her hair after a brow lift.... More

Cosmetic Surgery a Serious Decision

Advanced Medi-Travel would like to advise the seriousness of contemplating surgical procedures whether in Australia or on their own out side of the country, however more importantly would like to express their concern to that of which the Australian Media and the Australian Society of Plastic Surgery will go to, to keep over priced surgery within Australia. It is important to realize that many procedures that have not been successful have been organized directly between the patient and the hospital. This practice is unsafe and unwise as YOU do not have the experience in selecting the best surgeon or a course to be represented in the event that you have an unforeseen complication you do not have a representative to assist you in corrective surgery in the event that this problem should arise ......More

Christa and Her $178,000 of Cosmetic Surgery

CHRISTA Bradley first got a taste for plastic surgery at age 13 when she went under the knife to have her ears pinned back. Seventeen years later, in 1992, she had a nose job and her never-ending mission to turn back the clock began in earnest. She has since worn a path to the surgeon's theatre, undergoing a total of 29 operations and 62 cosmetic procedures to improve her looks. The total cost: $178,800. Ms Bradley now lays claim to be the most cosmetically transformed person in Australia....More

Makeover Over the Edge

Fancis Setty has worked on her body for six years and had 15 surgical procedures, even selling a property to fund the work. "I have spent approximately $100,000 to make my body the way it is today," Frances said. "It is curvaceous, I have not got any loose skin on my body, and I am happy with the result." "A lot of people did put me down, years ago, saying that I was vain, that you didn't need it. They didn't see my body undressed. I saw it." You may also remember Christa Bradley, the self-made, $100,000 woman. She is at it again - her latest adjustments scooping her the crown as the most cosmetically-transformed person in the country.......More