Cosmetic Surgery Claims - Cosmetic Surgery Negligence
Cosmetic surgery negligence occurs whenever you’re injured as a result of a cosmetic surgeon providing subpar medical procedures. Injuries sustained as a result of cosmetic surgery negligence can be life-altering in their nature and can require expensive medical procedures including ongoing recovery treatments. The cost associated with healing from your injuries can be substantial.
You are eligible to receive compensation for your injuries if they are the result of negligent behaviour. A claim specialist can help you to achieve your compensation goals by guiding you through the claims process and helping you to gather the evidence you need to successfully lodge your claim.
Cosmetic Surgery Negligence
Cosmetic surgical procedures have been increasing in popularity over the last decade and currently, there are over 100,000 cosmetic surgeries performed in the UK per year. As this number increases so does there is also an increase in the number of procedures that do not go as planned due to human error. Even the best cosmetic surgeon can’t prevent all side effects from occurring and reasonable side effects should be explained prior to the procedure.
Cosmetic surgery negligence occurs when the injury you sustained is a direct result of bad medical practices. Cosmetic surgeries go through less scrutiny than their medical counterparts and this can lead to untrained surgeons and inexperienced staff working from subpar locations. These locations can be ill-equipped to properly handle a cosmetic surgical procedure and this can lead to complications during your procedure.
There are many different ways a cosmetic surgery can be misguided and these risks are exasperated whenever the surgeon performing the procedure lacks the proper training. Below are some common examples of cosmetic surgery claims handled in Scotland.
Procedural Error
Procedural errors can result in life-altering ailments including severe nerve damage and loss of motion. Procedural errors occur when your surgeon fails to perform their medical duties as prescribed resulting in personal injury. Being unhappy with the results of your plastic surgery is not considered a procedural error in most cases. A claim specialist can help you to gather the evidence to prove that procedural error was the reason for your injury.
Failure to Advise
A failure to advise claim occurs whenever a practitioner fails to give you an accurate assessment of your procedure including possible side effects that can result from the surgery. This information is paramount in deciding if the surgery is the right move for you and a failure to accurately describe the risk associated with your surgery can result in serious injuries being sustained.
What Can I Claim through a Cosmetic Surgery Negligence Case?
You have the right to seek compensation for your injuries including any physical, financial, or psychological damages you have suffered. Cosmetic surgery negligence can often occur in highly visible areas and this can mean the injured party is forced to undergo additional emotional suffering as a result of the poor medical practices they have experienced.
Corrective Surgery
Corrective surgeries can help to alleviate some of the emotional pain the injured party is experiencing but these procedures can be expensive with many costing more than the original cosmetic surgery procedure. Lodging a claim for your injuries can be the best option for an injured party to get financial assistance towards these expensive recovery procedures.
How a Claim Specialist Can Help You to Achieve Your Compensation Goals?
Contact Claim Solutions Scotland Ltd in order to receive a straightforward assessment of your compensation potential and our professional staff can help guide you through the claims process; including negotiating with insurance agents on your behalf.
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We will waive 100% of our fees if you are not awarded compensation for your injuries and our professionalism is unmatched in our industry.
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