cosmetic surgery on the NHS

Can I ask, if I get a breast reduction on the NHS (unsure if this will be possible or not), would you say it is justified?

- I am a 30J

- I've been on a diet, lost about 20lbs. They have still got bigger though. I was a 32GG when I weighed my heighest.

- They are very annoying when exercising and sometimes they prevent me from taking part in things.

- I get so many comments about them. I have learnt to live with it, but some of them are just so OTT and I have been shocked at some of the things people say.

- Sometimes I avoid going out because of them, especially in the summer as it's difficult to wear clothes that cover them up

- I used to bunk of school alot becuase I just couldn't take some of the comments.

- Sometimes people think it's perfectly fine to have a feel, really they do.

- It's a nightmare trying to get clothes, let alone bras.

- I've had lots and lots of counselling sessions

- I would pay for some of it myself, but I wouldn't be able to afford all of it

Where did I ever mention that I think plastice surgery on the NHS is more important than heart transplants etc. I find you incredibly rude.

If you read my post properly you would of seen that I suffer shoulder pain, aswell as back pain so yes, it does affect my life but don't ever think that I think plastic surgery is more important than life saving procedures.

This is rediculous! someone who honestly has severe mental problems about their appearance would not be flaunting the offending part, therefore you cannot have sufficient problems to merit NHS surgery! If my trust in the NHS is to be maintained, i hope that any NHS doctor will refuse to give you surgery.

If your paying for it yourself though, go ahead.

I'm not talking about your personal situation, I don't know you and I'm not a doctor so its not a decision I'm qualified to make, I was talking generally.

And by the very act of advocating plastic surgery be performed on the NHS you are saying that it is should be put in front of other more important, often life-saving, procedures. As I said, the NHS has limited resources, so if you elect these resources should go to plastic surgery you are reducing the resources available to people who actually need life-saving treatments like heart transplants.

And next time, leave your name when you send a neg

How does by advocating plastic surgery by the NHS means I think it's more important that life saving procedures? I am not saying that in the slightest. I know they have limited resources, I do work for them after all and I personally hate people who think they can get everything done for them by the NHS, for example, people who want breast implants for silly reasons.

And why leave my name for neg when you know it's me

Maybe its easier if we follow the argument through step by step:
1) NHS has limited resources.
2) If plastic surgery is advocated it will have to consume some of these resources.
3) This leaves less resources for more important, potentially life saving procedures.

Therefore by advocating the NHS uses resources on plastic surgery, you are also advocating that the NHS does not use these same resources elsewhere, such as on life saving procedures or drugs for cancer patients.

im not showing it topless

as i said im going to see about it, if they refuse me they refuse me if they dont good times, theres nothing you can do about it

You will likely get refused on the basis of age at any rate, and from what i can see also on the basis of the fact that theres not really a problem with them. And I am aware there is nothing I can do about it, but surely you can see that someone who HONESTLY was seriously insecure about their breasts wouldn't be parading around with tops which showed them off and then taking photos at even more revealing angles and proudly posting them as their own forum picture? you cant HONESTY believe that this is the action of someone with a severe deformity which really upsets them, can you?

do you think the same for the people who go on those body programs, ones like how to look good naked, that embaressing body ones, they say they are insecure about their body yet they are getting naked for millions of people on TV, cant be that insecure right?

wrong!

Maybe they just want to look good and feel better about themselves. You seem to have a habit of making insensitive comments on here don't you?

Maybe its easier if we follow the argument through step by step:
1) NHS has limited resources.
2) If plastic surgery is advocated it will have to consume some of these resources.
3) This leaves less resources for more important, potentially life saving procedures.

Therefore by advocating the NHS uses resources on plastic surgery, you are also advocating that the NHS does not use these same resources elsewhere, such as on life saving procedures or drugs for cancer patients.

what do you think of this? should it be allowed? im talking about all forms for any reason

have you done it? would you?

im going to see about getting a birthmark removed from my forehead and getting a boob job when i lose weight (my boobs are also two very noticeable different sizes)

do you think the same for the people who go on those body programs, ones like how to look good naked, that embaressing body ones, they say they are insecure about their body yet they are getting naked for millions of people on TV, cant be that insecure right?

wrong!

do you think the same for the people who go on those body programs, ones like how to look good naked, that embaressing body ones, they say they are insecure about their body yet they are getting naked for millions of people on TV, cant be that insecure right?

wrong!