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British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons

at The Royal College of Surgeons
35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields
London
WC2A 3PE

Tel: 020 7405 2234
Web: www.baaps.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 24hr answerphone message

Although this is an association for professionals, information leaflets are available by request on various aspects of plastic surgery. A C5 addressed envelope with two first class stamps is required for factsheets requested, and please state which is the particular area of interest. A list of members is also available.

Their website includes information for patients including a section on 'About Plastic Surgery?' and information on individual operations. The web-site also gives answers to frequently asked questions about plastic surgery, including the following:

  • How much do consultations cost?
  • Will I meet the surgeon who will be treating me at the consultation?
  • How much do operations cost?
  • Do surgeons specialise in particular treatments?
  • Do I need to be referred by my General Practitioner? a) My GP is not interested in cosmetic surgery. b) I know my GP socially and do not want him to know about a cosmetic operation
  • How do we know that a surgeon is fully trained in cosmetic surgery?
  • How do we know if a surgeon who is not a member of BAAPS is fully trained?
  • Can doctors who are not on the Specialist Register in Plastic Surgery call themselves cosmetic or plastic?

The website also has a 'Find a Surgeon' button which gives contact details of surgeons by region.

Checked: 7 Dec 2007








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