Örebrostudie granskar kostnader för misslyckade skönhetsoperationer

24 juni 2026

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En studie från Universitetssjukhuset Örebro har undersökt 53 patienter som behövde vård efter skönhetsingrepp som gått snett.

Privata skönhetsoperationer ökar i antal. Många utförs utomlands. Studien visar att ingreppen ofta leder till extra belastning på svensk sjukvård.

Forskarna vid Universitetssjukhuset Örebro granskade fallen. De inkluderade både operationer i Sverige och utomlands. Sebastian Holm beskrev situationen som ett konkret vårdproblem.

Rapporten lyfter fram hur regionen hanterar komplikationer. Den baseras på data från de 53 patienterna.

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