NHS Boob Job Model

[Flamingo]

I read in the small print of an article about this individual that they have a disorder that they do not have any natural breast tissue - so it's not a case of she had small breasts, but rather none at all. This was probably the reason the surgery was approved.

However, she does not come across as a particularly pleasant individual.

 

[GatwickDepress]

I swear a story like this pops up every year or so!

To be fair, in some cases it probably costs less than if she went to a fly-by-night DIY surgeon and they mucked it up or skimped on quality, leaving the NHS to foot the resultant treatment. Knew someone who went to one, ended up not looking great.

 

[Flamingo]

I think I want to know if NHS boobs are of lower quality than private ones; after all, if you go to Specsavers, the NHS range of glasses is often disappointing when compared to the other ranges.

To quote an old Billy Connoly line:
"They went down on me!"
"We charge extra for that"

 

[Chew Chew]

Model???

The only reason I'd have a picture of her in my house would be to scare the kids away from the fire.

 

[GaryMcEwan]

Urgh she absolutely infuriates me to no end. There are people who need to use the NHS for genuine reasons, yes, you can get plastic surgery on the NHS, but for the likes of her, if she wanted it then she should have been made to pay for it. Although it would probably my taxes that would of paid for it seeing as she doesn't work.

The less publicity she gets the better, she needs starved of this attention that she seems to be getting for no reason at all.

Her latest stunt for selling tickets to her child's birth is absolutely abominable.

If I have to slog my backside off for almost 12 hours a day just to get nearly a normal wage then there's nothing stopping her from doing the same instead of getting public handouts.

As for a model...she's got a face like a melted welly boot...

 

[Amberley54]

I swear a story like this pops up every year or so!

To be fair, in some cases it probably costs less than if she went to a fly-by-night DIY surgeon and they mucked it up or skimped on quality, leaving the NHS to foot the resultant treatment. Knew someone who went to one, ended up not looking great.

Rather a tasteless post in the light of the person who died at the weekend in a clinic in Thailand having gone there for the purpose of undergoing cosmetic surgery.

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Rather a tasteless post in the light of the person who died at the weekend in a clinic in Thailand having gone there for the purpose of undergoing cosmetic surgery.

I wouldn't say it was tasteless, I would say it was rather accurate. The NHS would have to foot the bill for the ITU bed when it all goes tits up (pun intended).

 

[Amberley54]

I wouldn't say it was tasteless, I would say it was rather accurate. The NHS would have to foot the bill for the ITU bed when it all goes tits up (pun intended).

Just like it has to when private hospitals make a mess and victims/customers get taken to NHS acute units for things to be put right - no bill to the patient or private hospital is allowed though.

Oh yes, UK private hospitals now don't have to publish 'death rates' like NHS hospitals as it is deemed commercially confidential - so we will never know how super/crap their standards of care are.