Thought I’d update you, hun. Doncaster was great. As Jamie Leanne has said, don’t be put off by the outside, (it just looks like a doctor’s house or something! But it’s not one of these private chain hospitals, it’s owned independently by Mr Kazzazi). His staff are excellent and so welcoming and I was really surprised at how at ease I felt. No nerves really at all. They made it all seem so natural. My anaesthetist was so lovely and smiley, I had to stop myself from giving him a hug, and we had such a laugh with the clinic manager (Rowena) and my nurse (Katrina), I hope you get the same team. For some reason the sedation sent me into fits of uncontrollable giggles, which was a bit embarrassing because I really couldn’t control it, and there really wasn’t anything to laugh about at this point! I remember feeling the need to apologise because it felt rude, but every time I tried I started snort laughing! Ha! I was horrified with myself. Whilst finding the whole thing hilarious. But not knowing why! Ha! Anyway, I was out for the whole operation (think they needed to shut me up) so the next thing I knew I was awake with my new additions. The whole experience was fab and was weirdly actually quite enjoyable and exciting. No pain, really. Just achy ribs. And I’ve got used to the strapping now. Sedation is definitely the way to go, as is Mr K and Doncaster; can’t fault any if it. Just thought you might like to know. Enjoy!!xxx

Thank you so much! I was so nervous last night don’t know why I still have 3 weeks to go! Oh god! Now I’m worried I always snort when I laugh too much them laugh because I’ve snorted and it’s a continues cycle haha. My friend has had hers done at Doncaster and she LOVES mr kazzazi says he works magic, just wondering f if you don’t mind me asking what implants have you had? I’m having mentor and they’re reasonably new so just seeing if you’ve had them too? And what size were you before and after?? Xxx