Plastic surgeons and clinics in Turkey are attracting British tourists seeking cosmetic surgeries like boob jobs, liposuction at a reduced cost, and Brazilian butt lifts. However, Turkish clinics offer more extreme procedures that are either illegal or considered too risky in the UK. Some of these shocking surgeries and procedures include liposuction that claims to remove up to 15 liters of fat, eye color changing laser treatments, and hymenoplasties.
Brazilian butt lifts (BBLs) are known to be one of the most dangerous cosmetic surgeries, and they have been heavily discouraged in the UK since they gained popularity in the 2010s. Classic BBLs involve removing fat from other parts of the body and injecting it into the buttocks to achieve a more curvier appearance. However, this procedure carries the risk of injecting fat into the bloodstream, leading to potentially deadly blood clots. The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) recommends a safer alternative called SGLs, which only injects fat below the skin, avoiding the muscle and blood vessels. In Turkey, both regular and extreme BBLs are promoted, with some clinics downplaying the risks involved.
Mega liposuction is another extreme procedure offered in Turkey. While in the UK, strict guidelines suggest removing no more than three liters of fat at a time, Turkish clinics advertise “mega” liposuction that promises to remove up to seven times this amount. Clinics like Istanbul Care and Dr. Yetkin Bayer Clinics offer to remove up to 15 liters of fat, while Dr. Murat Turegun of Medicci Aesthetics claims to remove up to 20 liters. However, experts warn that liposuction is not a weight-loss procedure and carries risks like any major surgery. High volume liposuctions can be dangerous, putting strain on a patient’s cardiovascular system and kidneys.
Hymenoplasties, also known as virginity repair surgeries, are controversial procedures that aim to restore a woman’s virginity. These surgeries were banned in the UK due to concerns of honor-based abuse in certain communities. It is illegal to offer or arrange these procedures for Brits overseas. However, several clinics in Turkey still offer hymenoplasties, with prices starting from around £1,280. It is important to note that a torn hymen does not necessarily indicate sexual intercourse, as it can happen due to various activities. The World Health Organization considers virginity testing and hymenoplasties a violation of human rights.
Overall, while Turkey may offer a range of extreme surgeries and procedures, it is essential to consider the potential risks, legality, and ethical implications associated with these treatments.
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