Mr Dheansa and the hospital are no strangers to television. Mr Dheansa’s featured on the Flagship German news channel ZDF operating on a young lady to remove her ruptured PIP implants in January this year and is currently assisting CH4 Live from Clinic on male cosmetic surgery.

For those of you who enjoy reality TV, McIndoe has featured on SKY’s Living Channel with Extreme Makeover UK. Discovery with My Naked Secret, CH4’s Supersize Vs Superskinny and the Ugly Face of Beauty. The operation performed by Mr Dheansa will be the third time the hospital has appeared on Embarrassing Bodies.

For further information on about the procedures available at the hospital and its surgeons please contact our Helpline on 0800 917 4922 or complete the online booking form.

Nick is a well established surgeon and is able to offer a full range of cosmetic procedures including breast enlargement, breast reduction, and mastopexy.

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To arrange a consultation with Nick Parkhouse at the McIndoe Surgical Centre please contact our Helpline on 0800 917 4922 or complete the online booking form.

The latest report is on PIP Implants from plastic surgeon John Pereira.  John has wealth of experience in breast surgery and was asked to appear on the ITV documentary Silicone Scandal at the height of PIP scare. He has also appeared on CH4’s Embarrassing Bodies, Sky’s My Naked Secret and Extreme Makeover shows.

http://www.15minutesonline.com/columnists/3773-the-truth-about-pip-implants-.html

To arrange a consultation with John Pereira at the McIndoe Surgical Centre please contact our Helpline on 0800 917 4922 or complete the online booking form.

A spokesperson for the hospital commented: “This is a fabulous asset for the hospital; the new machine uses state-of-the-art technology and is far more efficient than its predecessor. Having our own sterilising equipment on site means there are no transportation costs involved in making sure all the surgical instruments are safe to use and the hospital has overall control over the turnaround of the cleaning process, meaning a more efficient working practise.”

If you would like to arrange an appointment with a McIndoe Surgeon please contact our Helpline on 0800 917 4922 or complete the online booking form.

• Breast enlargement
• Breast reduction
• Breast uplift sometimes referred to as mastopexy
• Facial surgery
• Liposuction
• Tummy tucks  and much, much, more ……

To reserve your space call Isobel on our Helpline 0800 917 4922 or complete the online enquiry form.

The event is free to attend, starts at 7pm and is a great place to start if you are considering cosmetic surgery.

McIndoe Surgical Centre is a hospital specialising in plastic and reconstructive surgery and is registered with the care Quality Commission.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Consultant plastic surgeon Miss Anita Hazari will be presenting an overview of cosmetic procedures available on Thursday 29^th February. The evening will commence at 7 pm and we respectfully ask you reserve a space by contacting our Helpline 0800 917 4922 or complete the online booking form.

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To book an appointment with a McIndoe plastic surgeon please contact our Helpline for further information on 0800 917 4922 or complete the
online request form .

‘First, It is important that women with PIP implants should not panic. Whereas I would recommend the implants to be removed as the long term effects with this grade of silicone is not known. This  can be done in a planned manner.

If the breasts look and feel normal, and there are no symptoms, the implant is probably okay. However, this is not completely fool proof. Ultrasound and MRI can confirm rupture where there is significant concern.

Ideally, women with the implants should contact their surgeon or the hospital where the implants were placed. They may contact other plastic surgeons or specialist hospitals for assistance, if the above is not possible or they prefer the second option.

I believe hospitals/ clinics and indeed surgeons need to be supportive of patients. The nature and extent of this support may probably need
to vary and be discussed between the patients, their doctors and clinic / hospitals.’
Marc Pacifico, consultant plastic surgeon at McIndoe Surgical Centre

‘The first thing is not to panic – these implants will have been in for a while and have not (yet) had any disease or ill-effects proven. I would recommend women seek advice from their plastic surgeon. An ultrasound scan will help to detect if the implants have ruptured. If they have ruptured, they should be removed. If they are intact, the patient needs to have an informed discussion with their plastic surgeon regarding what to do next.

Many surgeons (including me) would advise an operation to remove them and replace them with good quality implants. There is often no way of telling there is a problem – so-called “silent ruptures” are common and with good quality implants are not a health issue. Therefore the opinion of a plastic surgeon is the most important thing. However, if there has been a change in the feel, the look or any other quality of the breast then there may be a rupture.

To make an appointment with either Sam Orkar or Marc Pacifico please contact our Helpline on 0800 917 4922 or or complete the online
enquiry form.

 Mcindoe Surgical Centre, a specialist plastic surgery hospital  in East Grinstead, West Sussex is able to offer surgery to remove and replace breast implants.

 To make an appointment with plastic surgeon John Pereira please contact the Helpline on 0800 917 4922 or complete the online contact form.

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Patients who know that they have PIP implants and are concerned should contact their surgeon for further advice.

If patients do not know the specific details of the implants that were used in their surgery and would like confirmation they should contact the hospital and we will endeavour to retrieve their records to confirm the type of implant used. Please be aware that records are normally kept for a period of seven years and we may not be able to provide the information for records dating beyond seven years.

Please be assured McIndoe Surgical Centre will continue to follow the updates from MHRA and will act according to their guidance.