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FAQs
Why use Clinic Compare?
We are an online comparison service for cosmetic surgery treatment providers. We allow you to compare the services of up to four clinics quickly and easily. Choosing a cosmetic treatment is an important decision and we can help you get the information you need.
We are an online comparison service for cosmetic surgery treatment providers. We allow you to compare the services of up to four clinics quickly and easily. Choosing a cosmetic treatment is an important decision and we can help you get the information you need.
How does Clinic Compare make money?
Our service is completely free for our users; it won’t cost you anything to compare treatment providers. We make our money by charging the clinics that we put you in touch with.
Is Clinic Compare an agent?
No, Clinic Compare is a completely unbiased service; we offer the user the ability to compare multiple treatment providers for themselves. We don’t recommend one clinic over another.
What should I look for from my cosmetic surgeon?
You should find out who will be performing the surgery and see what you can find out about their training and qualifications. The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) recommends qualifications from organisations associated with the Royal College of Surgeons or the NHS. For full details visit their website. The link is provided below. You can also easily find out if your surgeon is registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) by phoning 0845 357 3456.
What else should I ask about my surgeon?
You may want to enquire how many times your surgeon has performed the procedure you are interested in and if they have professional indemnity insurance.
What should I ask about my treatment?
Make sure you understand how the procedure works and how long the effects last. You may also wish to know how long before you will start to see the results of the procedure. You might want to ask about the levels of aftercare that surgery provides.
What risks are involved?
Different procedures have varying levels of risk make sure you always know what risks are involved with your treatment and also what happens if any complications arise. If you have any questions about your health or the suitability of a treatment you should contact your GP.
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