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"Best Friend Boob Job"
NEW IDEA – [ 30 August 2010 ]
SICK OF BEING SAGGY these pals went under the knife. Svelte former Biggest Loser contestant Meaghan Trattles has never felt sexier, thanks to a sizeable new boob job she felt she needed after losing so much weight. “There better than perfect” a thrilled Meaghan reveals... |
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"Loser gains bigger figure"
HERALD SUN – [ 4 August 2010 ]
FORMER Biggest Loser contestant Meaghan Trattles will return from a month long holiday in Phuket next week with some great souvenirs, including a pair of new breasts. Trattles, 28, who dropped 45kg on the extreme weight show last year, said she loved her post Loser body, with the exception of her saggy chest. |
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"Injecting life into tourism"
PHUKET GAZETTE --- [17 July 2010]
Medical Tourism, particularly in Phuket is growing rapidly, and I would expect a growth of at least 50% year on year for 2010. Demonstrating the mushrooming trend of businesses organizing overseas medical services, Phuket International Hospital alone has over 30 agents registered with them from around the world who refer patients there for elective and aesthetic procedures. |
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"Knives out on"
MERCURY HOBART --- [ June 8, 2008 ]
A FORMER Tasmanian paramedic
who works at the Phuket
International Hospital expects a
new marketing campaign will
lure Tasmanian holiday-makers
to Thailand for plastic surgery.
Peter Davison, who has
worked at the Asian hospital for
more than a decade, said much
shorter waiting lists and much
lower surgery costs made Thai
plastic surgery packages an increasingly
attractive option.
But Hobart plastic surgeon
Chris Edwards has issued a
warning to Tasmanians... |
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"Aussies lured by cut-price procedures"
PHUKET POST --- [ 20 February - 5 March, 2009 ]
PHUKET International Hospitalis about to enter the
second phase of an aggressive
marketing campaign aimed
at bringing more Australians to
the island for cosmetic surgery.
The hospital has joined forces
with Australian specialist travel
agent, Destiny Meditravel, to create
travel and treatment packages
which dozens of Australians have
signed up for since the first phase
of the program was launched early
last year... |
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