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Formosa Medical Travel and MTT Medical launch Chinese Medical Travel Guide

MTT Medical and Formosa Medical Travel are pleased to announced the launch of Taiwan’s Medical Tourism Guide, a comprehensive framework for medical tourists seeking treatment in Taiwan. With a focus on cosmetic treatments, weight-loss solutions, and health screenings, the full-featured print magazine will be available through our network of travel agents in Mainland China as well as the United States. The Simplified Chinese version of the medical tourism magazine is already available through 台灣醫療, Formosa Medical Travel’s Chinese web portal.

Cosmetic Medical Tourism with MTT and Formosa Medical Travel

Since 2007, MTT International Medical Consultants and Formosa Medical Travel have specialized in providing information and resources for some of the world's finest surgical facilities and medical vacations.

Affordable cosmetic surgery in Taiwan

When affordability comes into the question, most patients should consider going overseas for their procedure as surgical costs can be much lower.

The cost of most cosmetic surgeries in Taiwan, is much lower than the cost of the same cosmetic surgery in the United States, and even other Asian countries, though many Taiwanese surgeons have overseas training and education. Asia is becoming a popular place known to have good quality plastic surgery services for very affordable prices and Taiwan is at the leading edge of this international cosmetic surgery trend.

Transparency in Medical Pricing

One of the draws of medical tourism – alongside low costs and high quality care – is the transparency in pricing. In many cases in the United States, patients find it nearly impossible to get an accurate price quote before undergoing treatment. In many cases, hospitals in the United States offer different prices to patients with health insurance than the prices offered uninsured patients. Because of this, many hospitals are unwilling to provide a transparent pricing scheme.

Medical Tourism Expected to Continue in Asia

From VOANews.com

By Ira Mellman

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