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Botched medical tourism costs NHS £20,000 per patient to repair

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Patients seeking elective surgeries abroad could be costing the NHS in excess of £20,000 each following complications

People travelling abroad for cosmetic, eye or weight-loss surgery could be costing the NHS up to £20,000 per patient after botched procedures, concerning new data reveals.  Read More

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