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Cosmetic Surgery Tunisia
Tunisia is one of the countries which has benefited greatly from the cheap flight boom which has happened over recent years. Now, as we enter a recession, it is also benefiting from being able to offer much cheaper services than countries in Western Europe, such as the U.K, can.
The hot Mediterranean climate offers an excellent backdrop for your treatment and should help you relax after your surgery has been completed. Certainly it has a nicer climate to wake up to after surgery than the rain and wind of England might provide. Tunisia has over 80 cosmetic surgery clinics and thus it certainly offers the vast amounts of choice which British tourists and shoppers are used to.
Vital Statistics
Population: 10.3 million
Currency: Tunisian Dinar
Official Languages: Arabic
President: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
The main point to take from the information above is that of the national language being Arabic. A language which is completely different to our won and one which is even written right to left rather than left to right. Will you be able to articulate and communicate your questions properly in a language which is literally a world away from your own? Luckily, if you go with one of the bigger companies you should find that your doctors and nurses are all fluent in English.
The low prices available in Tunisia are not simply because the quality of the service is of a lower quality than you would receive elsewhere. In fact, there are a variety of factors which influence the prices which can be up to 50% lower than in the U.K. Favourable exchange rates play a huge part in the costs, as do the cheaper living costs in Tunisia in comparison to Europe. The main factor driving down the prices, however, is the Government, which is offering financial incentives to those companies whom invest in the cosmetic surgery industry.
Customers come from all over Europe and the wider world and they are probably attracted by the fact that, even when adding costs of surgery and accommodation together, they could be saving 50-60%! As always, there are many different companies who will be vying for your custom but you should only go with the ones whom offer pre and post surgical appointments in the U.K and those with the proper accreditation. Don’t be blinded by the sun, find out the facts first.