auntysarah
in
tguk
Surgeon Advice
Hoping some of the girls here might have relevant experience...
I'm thinking about surgeons, and have pretty much come to the conclusion that I'm going to ask Dr Curtis to refer me either to Philip Thomas, or James Bellringer. As I understand it, they both use very similar techniques and have a similar approach in general, and I'm somewhat torn between them. Initially I was thinking I'd want to see James Bellringer, probably on the strength of his website (don't look at it if you've just had lunch), but I've also got the impression that Philip Thomas is a good guy with a professional approach to patient care. There seems to be a bit less information about him on the web than there is about James Bellringer though.
My priorities from genital surgery are to achieve a result which has the best chance of being functional while minimising the risks of complications and getting a result which is cosmetically decent. This being the case, it seems like Messrs Thomas and Bellringer represent exactly what I'm looking for, but which one of then to choose?
Is it pretty much the case that choosing between these two is nothing more than a coin-toss, or do they have their own unique qualities which I should be considering?
Any advice from those in the know would be very much appreciated.
I'm thinking about surgeons, and have pretty much come to the conclusion that I'm going to ask Dr Curtis to refer me either to Philip Thomas, or James Bellringer. As I understand it, they both use very similar techniques and have a similar approach in general, and I'm somewhat torn between them. Initially I was thinking I'd want to see James Bellringer, probably on the strength of his website (don't look at it if you've just had lunch), but I've also got the impression that Philip Thomas is a good guy with a professional approach to patient care. There seems to be a bit less information about him on the web than there is about James Bellringer though.
My priorities from genital surgery are to achieve a result which has the best chance of being functional while minimising the risks of complications and getting a result which is cosmetically decent. This being the case, it seems like Messrs Thomas and Bellringer represent exactly what I'm looking for, but which one of then to choose?
Is it pretty much the case that choosing between these two is nothing more than a coin-toss, or do they have their own unique qualities which I should be considering?
Any advice from those in the know would be very much appreciated.