Breast implants: taxpayer problem

apriliarider

Simples..........

If the Clinics or the NHS have supplied goods that are not fit for purpose, or are dangerous, then it is up to the "supplier" to put this right, that is to change the implants at their own cost to ones that are fit for purpose and safe.

The goverment should be telling them (the suppliers) that they have to do this - similar to the way recalls are handled on other goods or products that are deemed dangerous to the public e.g. electrical goods or cars etc

Ta

bearfraser

It surely must be the "Clinic" who did the breast enhancement procedure thats liable. If it was implanted by the NHS then sure we must pickup the Tab . All things considered the biggest problem is the number of health tourists we seem to be treating for free . (come over as student's ,wives,holidays, etc. etc. and suddenly their relatives or others arrive unwell and we foolishly treat them for free not asking for any insurance (if they have it , i think not) And then what about all those thousands/millions spent on IVDA's and their Methadon etc. Yes i appriciate that smokers and drinkers cost us a fortune but they are legal for now.

Gizmodo

There's a woman on Central News saying she has these implants - just how flat chested was she cus she ain't exactly huge now, after paying for an op! :twisted:

Aggieboy

Aggieboy wrote:

Pep wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jan/05/breast-implant-firm-made-testicles-report

Seems it's not just women and breasts.

I don't get it...
Why do men want fake balls? Women want fake tits so they appear as more sexually attractive, and knowing this makes them happier.
But men? Sure women don't look at men's balls when they seem men walking on the street or queing in the shops... or do they...? :?

Lots of men haven't got any balls. Look through 'Cake Stop' you'll find plenty of them - "My wife won't let me ride my bike", "How do I hide my bike from....", "It's the bike or me....", "Girls in Knitwear is porn", "I had to propose to my boyfriend and he said "Yes" even though I'm on the rebound" etc.

and 'Would you wear a Sky jersey?'

DIESELDOG

That smacks of a desperate man having to quote himself when a simple reply would have been adequate.

Love n hugs

DD

Aggieboy

DIESELDOG wrote:

That smacks of a desperate man having to quote himself when a simple reply would have been adequate.

Love n hugs

DD

I needed to keep my post it in context. Or have I missed the point and 'Would you wear a Sky jersey?' a conundrum because his knockers aren't big enough?

As for me being desperate - may I remind you of Christmas Eve.

DIESELDOG

Remind away, it was the best day of "our" lives

Love n hugs n Aggies off the guest list

DD

Aggieboy

No sweat. I've still got the receipts for the Colnagos.

MattC59

Popcooooorrrrrrrnnnn !!!!!!!