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Septorhinoplasty
Septorhinoplasty is a surgical procedure that addresses the internal and external aspects of the nose. It aims to improve breathing and enhance the nose's shape.
Foot fusion surgery
Private foot fusion surgery costs and locations What is foot fusion surgery? Foot fusion surgery is a procedure that permanently joins two or more bones in the foot together. This is achieved by removing the damaged cartilage and allowing the two bones to heal into a single solid bone. Why is it performed? It is...
Vasectomy reversal surgery
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Shoulder and elbow injection in clinic
At Practice Plus Group we offer fast access to high-quality shoulder and elbow injections in clinic via self-pay, insured and NHS routes. Treatment times to suit you.
Private patient referral
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Gallbladder removal surgery
Gallbladder removal (sometimes known as cholecystectomy) is a medical procedure in which the gallbladder is surgically removed. The gallbladder's primary function is to store bile produced by the liver which helps in the digestion of fats.
Foot and ankle injections in clinic
At Practice Plus Group we offer fast access to high-quality foot and ankle injections in clinic via self-pay, insured and NHS routes. Treatment times to suit you.
Private physiotherapy
Get fast, effective private physiotherapy in Birmingham. Self-refer today for personalised treatment with expert care from Practice Plus Group
Broken nose manipulation
Broken nose manipulation procedure costs and locations What is a broken nose manipulation procedure? A MUA (Manipulation Under Anaesthetic) of the nasal bone is a procedure used to reset or straighten a broken (fractured) nose. Why is it performed? Broken nose surgery may be recommended if a nose fracture has caused the nasal bones to...
Morton’s neuroma surgery
Private Morton’s neuroma surgery costs and locations What is Morton’s neuroma surgery? Morton’s neuroma surgery is a procedure to treat a thickened, inflamed nerve in the ball of the foot (usually between the third and fourth toes). It is typically performed under local or general anaesthesia and involves either cutting the ligament to relieve pressure...