Showing posts with label Plastic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plastic. Show all posts

Thursday, May 12, 2011

Plastic Surgery Gone Wrong

Plastic surgery is a huge industry that is based, largely, on elective surgical and non-surgical procedures. The industry is driven in part by people's attempts to achieve physical perfection. Unfortunately, sometimes things go wrong during or after cosmetic surgery procedures which take the patient further from perfection than where they started. When bad plastic surgery occurs, it is frequently fixable but sometimes not. It can have a permanent negative effect on an individual's life.

When bad plastic surgery occurs, it is not always the fault of the surgeon. It is frequently a problem that is due to poor aesthetic choices made by either the surgeon or the patient prior to surgery occurred. Some people just cannot be persuaded that the nose they have determined they want will not look good on their face. Despite this, negative results from plastic surgery are frequently indicators of surgical errors during the procedure. Non-ideal results can occur after any cosmetic surgery procedure and frequently indicate a number of problems.

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When problems occur, it is easiest for the patient (and their friends and family!) to identify the errors when they occur on a person's face. When facial surgery goes wrong, the problem can be that the skin during a face-lift was pulled too tight. This can cause asymmetry and tightness. In addition, it can give an individual a wooden look and destroy their profile. Other individuals who are the victims of face-lifts gone wrong lose mobility in their face or sensation because the nerves were damaged during surgery.

Plastic Surgery Gone Wrong

Examples of the number of ways a surgical procedure can go wrong abound. Some forms can be simple to fix; however, other procedures that have been botched can be impossible. If a nose job, or rhinoplasty, is messed up, it can be impossible to fix. The ability for plastic surgery to be fixed typically depends on how much tissue is available to repair the problem.

While it is really difficult to hide botched procedures that were done on a person's face, it is slightly easier to hide evidence of botched surgeries that occur elsewhere on the body. While they may be less visible, they are no less damaging. The after-effects of a bad plastic surgery experience can be difficult to live with both emotionally and physically. Physical scars include excessive scarring, deformation, and even paralysis. Emotional or psychological scars include diminished self esteem, guilt, and a feeling that the patient is being punished for vanity.

In many instances, poorly executed cosmetic surgery procedures are due to surgeon error. This can include a person who says they are a certified plastic surgeon practicing without a license. Whenever considering a cosmetic procedure, the potential patient should screen any surgeon carefully. This should include taking note of any credentials that are on display.

For more information on the remedies available to individuals who are the victims of cosmetic surgeon medical malpractice, please visit http://clearwaterpersonalinjurylawyers.com/clearwater_medical_malpractice_lawyer.aspx.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Plastic Surgery - Can I Bring A Lawsuit Against My Surgeon If He Destroyed My Breasts?

Q: I just had a breast implants put in and I don't like the way they came out. Can I bring a lawsuit against my plastic surgeon if he won't fix them for free?

A: There are two issues here. The first is your unhappiness with the result of the breast implants. The second is whether you can sue if he does not repair the first result for free.

First- the fact that you had breast implants suggests that you were not satisfied with your physical appearance to begin with. Breast implant and plastic surgery cases are inherently bad cases for me to take because they involve subjective feelings, opinions and impressions by the patient. Specifically, the patient is not happy with how they appear initially, and after the procedure, they are still not happy with the result. Just because you are unsatisfied with the breast surgery results does not mean that there was evidence of malpractice.

There are always risks associated with any surgery. I am positive that your plastic surgeon gave you a detailed form called an Informed Consent sheet that described the procedure. You may have also been given brochures or reading material describing the risks, benefits and alternatives to this breast surgery you were going to have. Again, I assume that since you went forward with the surgery, you signed this consent and recognized that there was a possibility the outcome might not be perfect.

The second point is that you must address your displeasure with your plastic surgeon. There are times when the doctor will agree to revise the procedure at no cost to you. At other times the doctor believes he or she did a good job, but other factors contributed to the poor outcome, and he may not be agreeable to revise the procedure for free.

Remember, you are free to bring a lawsuit, but the question is whether your case really has merit, and whether it is financially beneficial for you and your attorney to proceed.

In my opinion, I do not accept plastic surgery cases unless it is clear, based upon expert medical review, that there are departures from good care (not just that the patient is unhappy with the outcome of their boob job, or nose job), that the departures were a substantial factor in causing injury, and that the injury is permanent.




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