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Cosmetic Surgery Cyprus
For a long time it has been a popular holiday destination for British tourists, but now a new wave of visitors, being dubbed Health Tourists, are approaching Cyprus as a place where they could become transformed and arrive back not only with a tan but as a completely new person.
Don’t be distracted by the beautiful Mediterranean sun and sands though; you need to do some thorough research into the country and the type of medical care it offers to foreign patients. Over 2.4 million visitors flock to the island every year, and more and more of them are doing so for surgical procedures rather than the surf.
Vital Statistics
Population: 801,000
Currency: Euro
Official Languages: Greek and Turkish
President: Dimitris Christofias
Despite it not being one of the official languages, a history of British rule over the Cypriots means that English is widely spoken and understood. A language barrier is one of the most important things to consider when choosing a Cosmetic Surgery destination. You need to be completely assured of your doctor’s competence and what exactly will happen to you during the procedure; this is only going to be made more difficult if you only have a basic grasp of the language which your doctor speaks.
The country’s ascension into the European Union in 2004 should help to reassure you as this means that all the country’s medical practises will now be under the stringent European laws and also the adoption of the Euro as the national currency in 2008 means that it is now easier to compare prices for Cosmetic Surgery with much of the rest of Europe. The country itself is quite expensive but its popularity for holiday-makers means that getting there can be cheap; however costs are considerably higher if you are unlucky enough to coincide your surgery with the peak holiday times in the U.K.
If you do decide to have a Mediterranean-backed cosmetic enhancement then there are several reputable companies whom you might wish to consider. Cyprus Sun Med Connections are among one of the more well known companies, 2BBeautiful and Iasis Hospital are also ones which you may wish to research. Ultimately though, you shouldn’t be distracted by the dazzling sun and golden beaches; this is a life-changing choice which you are making and you should look into every option very carefully and only go with a company who you are 100%happy with.