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Compensation claims for failed cosmetic surgery

Choosing to undergo cosmetic surgery is a personal decision, but as with any medical procedure, there are risks. When cosmetic surgery goes wrong you may be left with both physical and emotional scars, as well as the financial burden of revision surgery. For many, the best approach is to seek compensation for negligent cosmetic surgery.

Contacting a specialist cosmetic surgery lawyer to purse a claim in clinical negligence can result in compensation which will help you get your life back on track.

It is vital when pursuing a cosmetic surgery claim that you have the right lawyer behind you to provide you with the best support and guidance. Our specialist clinical negligence solicitors are a dedicated team with in depth knowledge and experience in bringing medical negligence cases. We have years of experience winning cases for clients where cosmetic treatments have gone wrong, and understand the specific intricacies of a huge variety of cosmetic procedures. Your lawyer will always be available to answer questions and guide you through the often daunting legal procedures to ensure you recover the compensation you deserve.

We are true specialists in clinical negligence, and we have earned our reputation based on the quality of our work: the team is ranked in the top tier by both leading Legal Directories (Legal 500 and Chambers) and several individual Solicitors are ranked as Leaders in the field. We are also independently accredited by The Law Society, The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and Action against Medical Accidents (AvMA), so you can be sure that your case will have the best chance of success.

Although not an exhaustive list, some of our specialisms include:

As well as being able to contact us on the phone or by email, you can find answers to our most commonly asked medical negligence claims here as well as information on your funding options here.

If you feel that you have received negligent cosmetic treatment then please contact us and we will be able to discuss you potential claim further and answer any extra questions you may have.

 

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I am very happy with not only the outcome but the service and knowledge of Ben Lees. He was courteous and professional throughout, breaking down complex medical and legal issues clearly and concisely. I wouldn’t hesitate to use him again or recommend him to anyone requiring expertise in this area.

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FAQs

There are three ways you can fund a claim. The most common one is when we enter into a ‘no win no fee’ agreement, which is also known as a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA). Alternatively, you could be eligible for Legal Aid, or you might have a legal expenses insurance policy that you could use, even if you might not know you have it.

The main thing to note is that if your case is viable, we can always find a way to fund it, and we will choose the way that best meets your needs. We’ll do everything we can to keep the costs down – people often finding that bringing a claim costs them nothing. Find out more about ways to fund your claim.

It depends on a number of factors – for example, whether your opponent is denying there was a fault, whether you need further treatment, whether the case needs a medical expert, and whether the case needs to go to Court. Your solicitor will be able to let you know how long it should take.

Most simple cases should be dealt with within 18 to 24 months. Although complicated claims can take longer, it is very rare for any new case to take more than three years.

This depends on your particular situation. Compensation is made up of two parts:

General damages – this is compensation for your pain, suffering and effects on your everyday life. The court will determine the amount by looking at the Judicial Studies Board Guidelines and the amounts awarded in recent similar cases.

Special damages – this includes things like any financial losses you’ve incurred or will incur in the future, including loss of earnings or other income, travel expenses and other costs that we can show were caused by the negligence.

All compensation must be proved to be a result of the alleged negligent medical treatment. If the link cannot be proved, then the court won’t award any damages. As the claimant, it is your responsibility to prove each and every aspect of your claim, including your entitlement to general and special damages.

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Contact us if you have received negligent cosmetic surgery, you can speak to our team for free on:

020 3750 9387

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