Although there are potential risks
associated with any cosmetic procedure, face lift surgery is often considered a
relatively risk free treatment due to the large number of people who choose to
undertake the surgery each year. As an increasing number of people seek to
alter their appearance, more and more cosmetic surgery patients are expecting
perfect results from their medical team. Unfortunately, this is not always the
case, and there are a significant number of people each year who suffer with
excessive pain and injuries as a result of their procedure.
Those who have chosen to have a face lift
and feel their results have been unsatisfactory may be in a position to seek
compensation. You can claim face lift compensation for injuries, whether you
have been the victim of medical negligence or simply been misled about the
results of your procedure. If you feel that you have been subjected to injuries
unjustly and you think you might be entitled to compensation then you should
contact professional cosmetic
surgery solicitors and pursue a financial settlement.
Do I
Have a Face Lift Compensation Claim?
If you have experienced a level of care
from your medical team that falls below that expected of a compensation medical
professional, either during or after your procedure, then it is highly likely
you will be able to claim compensation. This is the case when if you have been
misled about the results of your treatment, or you have not been properly
briefed about the potential risks involved. It is also possible that you will
be entitled to compensation if your medical team have failed to provide the
results you desired due to medical
negligence. This is possible if they do not have the correct training or
have simply failed to provide the level of care expected from them.
Risks
of Face Lift Surgery
Although a simple procedure, there are many
risks involved in having face lift surgery and this can cause a number of
serious injuries to your face and even internally. Like many cosmetic surgery
procedures, face lift surgery should be preceded
by a consultation during which these risks will be explained. If this was
not the case for you and you are now the victim of avoidable injuries then it
is likely you will be able to claim compensation. You will also be able to
claim if you suffer severe complications as a result of a breach of care and
attention if you have had the risks explained to you but you feel they were not
properly managed by your team.
