Mother-of-five’s agony trapped in Turkey after £3,500 boob job went wrong – meaning she could now lose one of her breasts

A nurse with breast work in Türkiye is still stuck in the country after seven weeks – spending thousands of money to try to save her nipples and breasts.

Chloe Roiser, five of his 31 -year -old mother, entered under the knife in an Antalya hospital, but now he was able to lose his entire chest.

Chloe went to Türkiye in April for £ 3500 surgery, but after removing the dressing that caused a serious infection, he had to return at the end of May.

Currently, in Türkiye, severe infection, breast -head necrosis to combat and save the chest while being treated more for thousands of accommodation remained.

Chloe ignored warnings from his friends about the surgery that should be ‘increase in confidence’.

He said: ‘I should never touch my body. We are never satisfied with our bodies. Now, I can potentially lose my entire breast.

‘I searched for different companies. There are many research you can go abroad.

“ Everyone warned me not to go, but I thought I knew best. When you do research, you don’t expect such a thing to happen, it’s not such a bad thing.

Chloe, ‘Increase in confidence’ to pass the surgery to pass the warnings from friends ignored.

Now he spends thousands of people in Türkiye to fight necrosis and severe infection in Turkey

The edge of the nipples was red and weekends were raised weeks after surgery

‘At the beginning of the year, I made a reservation, flew in April and went directly to the hospital. There was an x ​​-ray, blood was taken. I slept overnight and took me to a special clinic the next day. ‘

The surgery on April 24th needed to stay overnight, but Chloe didn’t notice anything.

He said: ‘he looked good. If you haven’t done it before, you don’t know what to expect. I was in strong painkillers, I really hurt.

“ I had drains on my breasts, I had to empty myself every day after surgery, and I really couldn’t see anything, there were bandages on everything.

“ I gave us an antibiotic and pain relief course for three days. We were stuck in the middle of the place and had to change the hotel, so there were building jobs.

“ This some red flag raised, they should have moved me. I couldn’t sleep and I just had surgery. ‘

Four days later, in a check-up, he says, ‘Everything looked fine and dressed it again for me’.

A day later, Wymondham contained the final control of the clinic before returning to his home in Norfolk.

Chloe’s breasts were banded until he returned to England after surgery

He discovered that the nipples were infected when he removed the tape

He said: ‘As soon as he took off the taxi, I had a camera on my face. Obviously, you can’t do a review when my breasts don’t finish. ‘

Doctors gave Chloe some documents after maintenance, and the former healthcare specialist was cleaned to return to England.

He said: ‘I followed all care. I have a nursing degree, I’m not stupid, I know what I do. They gave me all the lice and pieces I had to fix, and I made all the correction.

I noticed the infected breasts, the stitches seemed to be happening.

‘The band around him was a little raised, but you couldn’t get it, so I couldn’t see anything. And there was no feeling in my nipple, so I couldn’t feel pain or anything. ‘

When Chloe was able to remove the band from their breasts at the end of May, ‘the edge of my breast tips were red and removed’.

He said: ‘There were no signs of infection. I put the cream they gave me and I sent them a message – they just said keep making cream .. ‘

However, within a week, Chloe’s chest was visibly infected. ‘I contacted them directly,’ he said. “ Difficult, plastic surgery will not really touch England. Doctors said it was an infection around the sewing area. They didn’t say it was necrosis or something.

Chloe, after surgery every day, the sewers on their breasts.

Currently, severe infection is receiving treatment to combat the nipple necrosis and save his chest.

But my aunt is a beautician for 25 years. He would play me and he said, this necrosis, you have to see it, you can lose the entire nipple.

“ I made a flight reservation immediately. I didn’t know if there was an effect infection, I didn’t know anything.

I have four children to deal with at home, I’m trying to organize care. My mother retired, looking at my two sons, disabled. My son pushes him around the supermarket in his wheelchair.

“ I had to pay two flights with my daughter and my partner who worried about me. It’s not something I want to do on my own.

“ When the doctors saw me, they had to give me directly to my breasts six shots antibiotics and four local anesthetics.

“ This was a really bad infection, they had to nonsense the whole infection. They said I lost this part of my nipple and confirmed that there was necrosis at that point.

“ I injected me in my Boob ‘antibiotics and then gave two antibiotics for seven days.

“ I made a reservation for seven days, thinking that it would be good. Then they told me I had to stay here longer. ‘

Chloe spends thousands of pounds in accommodation while trying to save her breasts in Türkiye

He already spent £ 3500 in the first surgery and now he spends more money to save his breasts.

According to the NHS guidance, the first £ first of the surgery will be at the bottom of the expected surgery price in the UK, but it means that Chloe’s problems are increasing.

Chloe, who works as a nurse until he has health problems, said, ‘Total flights cost me £ 550, there is a stop on his way home because he was the cheapest flying and I’m not in a position to spend more.

‘I had to bring my hotel closer to the clinic because the clinic groaned about it, so I had to pay for two hotels for £ 1500, you can’t get anything very expensive and really cheaper here.

Then the general living costs, food, drink, which is a bomb. The surgery was £ 3500. I paid about 30 euros for myself.

“ I know these complications take place, but necrosis is caused by a lack of blood flow, usually due to surgery. I’m waiting for them to give me all the documents.

“ `I wanted the insurers, but I’m nervous to do this because I’m nervous because they will not treat me.

I have an antibiotic course and I dress the wound and send them a photo, but when I saw the next doctor, they didn’t tell me anything. I’m completely dark.

“ I really feel bad to come here and do bad. People will tell me that I should not do it. Partly my own mistake.

“ I feel evacuated from everything, mentally and financially evacuated. I have a very bad concern right now. The doctor told my wife that the infection is not 100%. ‘