Today's media presents a powerful and inescapable image of perfection. Thousands of people are influenced by this to undergo plastic surgery and achieve physical faultlessness. In 2005 alone 22,000 cosmetic China Car Lifts Suppliers procedures were carried out, including face lifts, breast augmentation and tummy tucks.However, compensation claims for surgical errors and clinical negligence have amounted to more than 7 million in the last 13 years, demonstrating that cosmetic surgery is certainly not a quick fix.A common problem highlighted in many TV series, such as The Ugly Face of Beauty on Channel 4, is that often cosmetic surgery clinics use high pressure sales techniques, discounts and give very little warning of the risks involved.
Additionally many less reputable clinics can be negligent and fail to give adequate postoperative care, which is essential with the possible risk of infections and disfigurements.Reputable surgeons will ensure that the risks of surgery are properly explained and understood and that adequate aftercare is provided. If opening a cosmetic surgery after 2002, surgeons are required to register with the General Medical Council to ensure standards are met.The Chief Medical Officer issued a report in 2005. Its findings were grim, suggesting that surgeons specialising in only cosmetic surgery were the least likely to have registered as specialists. This means that their service is not standardised and may be below par with reputable registered surgeons.
Having cosmetic surgery in a non-registered clinic can increase the risks of infections and disfigurement as aftercare is often neglected.Risks are attached to any surgery, yet the stakes are raised by clinical negligence by cosmetics surgeries. Botched surgery encompasses tummy tucks with sickening scars to lopsided or mismatched breast implants. The consequences of wound infection and haematomas can be devastating as the patient is left looking worse than before.Patients that are unsatisfied with the results of their treatment can bring it up with their clinic and request a follow-up procedure to correct the surgery.
If they are still not satisfied they can ask for their money back and receive treatment elsewhere. If the clinic refuses to comply the Healthcare Commission is entitled to review the case.All too often legal action is the only way to get an answer.If you have been injured in an accident on public transport, such as a Bus Accident then contact Bartletts Solicitors in Walton Vale, Liverpool. Bartletts are specialist Accident claims solicitor .
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