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Labiaplasty surgery gone wrong
Labiaplasty claims can be made when labiaplasty surgery goes wrong.
Labiaplasty is performed to reduce the size of the labia minora. These are the flaps of skin either side of the vaginal opening.
Some women opt for labiaplasty to ease physical discomfort, while other women undergo the procedure for aesthetic reasons when they do not like the appearance of their labia.
As with any surgery, labiaplasty carries a number of risks and the final result cannot be guaranteed. However, when labiaplasty surgery goes wrong as a result of an error or mistake on the part of the surgeon, the hospital or the clinic, then a compensation claim can be considered.
What you can claim compensation for
When labiaplasty goes wrong, the patient can be left with a range of physical symptoms, including scarring, reduced sensitivity or an undesired cosmetic appearance.
We can assist you in making a labiaplasty claim. This can include compensation for the ‘pain and suffering’ of your physical and psychological injuries, as well as your out of pocket expenses, such as loss of earnings, and the cost of any revision surgery that is needed to correct the surgical error.
How we can help you with claiming compensation for negligent labiaplasty
Our recommended cosmetic surgery solicitors offer a free consultation service. Give us a call or send us an email and we will assess your case, and outline the best options available to you.
Because we deal with negligent labiaplasty claims on a no win, no fee basis, don’t allow worries about legal costs to put you off seeking justice.
And if you would prefer a female lawyer to deal with your compensation claim, then that can easily be arranged. Caroline Webber Brown is a highly experienced practitioner and will be happy to discuss your case with you. Needless to say, all communications are totally confidential, and there is no obligation on you to pursue a legal action.