Why choose us for your ear surgery claim?

We always work on a no win, no fee basis, and our figures speak for themselves. We have a success rate of over 95% for the claims we have pursued after obtaining medical evidence, and have successfully recovered over £10 million for our clients to date

We know just how distressing it can be when a cosmetic procedure goes wrong - a botched ear surgery can impact on an individual not only physically, but also emotionally and financially. We will take each aspect into account when building your case. Our specialist lawyers pride themselves on taking a compassionate approach throughout the claims process, placing you at the forefront of every decision.

We are dedicated to ensuring you are provided with the funds and support you need to get your life back on track.

How long do I have to file a compensation claim for ear reshaping surgery?

In the UK, the general rule is that you have three years from the date of the negligent ear reshaping surgery, or from the date you first became aware that you might have a claim, to file a compensation claim. However, there can be exceptions to this rule, such as in cases that involve minors or those lacking mental capacity. Seek legal advice as soon as you suspect negligence to ensure you do not miss the deadline.

At Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors, we have a team of experts who are able to advise you on the exact timescales and the steps involved in the process. Do not delay in contacting us if you believe you may have a claim.

What evidence do I need to support my otoplasty compensation claim?

To support a claim for otoplasty negligence, you must gather various forms of evidence. This may include:

• Medical records: these provide proof of the surgery and the details surrounding it. These can be requested from your GP or the hospital where the surgery was performed.
• Photographic evidence: clear photos of your ears before and after the surgery can help demonstrate the extent of the damage or disfigurement caused by the procedure.
• Witness statements: if there were any individuals present before, during, or after the procedure who can attest to what happened, their statements could be crucial.
• Expert medical opinion: a report from an independent medical expert is typically required to confirm that the standards of care provided fell below acceptable levels.
• Financial evidence: if the negligent surgery has caused you to lose earnings or incur additional costs, you should keep a record of these.

Seek professional legal advice to ensure you gather all the necessary evidence to substantiate your claim. Our experienced team at Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors is here to guide you through this process. In most cases, we will be able to gather this evidence for you.

How long does the ear surgery compensation claim process take?

As each patient’s experience is different, and so we cannot guarantee a specific timescale for your claim. What we can guarantee is that we will be there to support you every step of the way. Your dedicated solicitor will be on-hand from day one to answer any questions you may have and walk you through the entire ear surgery claim process.

We advise you to start your claim as soon as possible following the negligent procedure, to ensure you receive the best chance of success.

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How much compensation can I expect to receive for complications related to otoplasty?

The exact amount of compensation you might receive for complications related to otoplasty vary greatly as it is calculated based on the specifics of your case. Compensation awards take into account factors such as the severity of your injury, the impact on your quality of life, the extent of any additional medical treatment required, and the impact on your ability to work.

For an estimation, contact our team at Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors. Our experts will be able to evaluate your case and provide a more accurate assessment based on the details of your situation.

Can I claim compensation for other related expenses, such as corrective procedures, travel costs and loss of earnings?

You can claim compensation for additional costs incurred as a result of your negligent otoplasty. This is known as 'special damages' and can cover a range of costs including:

• Corrective procedures: if you need further surgery or medical treatment to correct the damage caused by the initial operation.
• Travel costs: travel expenses related to your medical treatment or legal proceedings.
• Loss of earnings: if the negligence has affected your ability to work, either temporarily or permanently.

Keep detailed records and receipts of these additional expenses, as they will be crucial evidence in your claim.

Will I need to attend court for my otoplasty compensation claim?

In most cases, it is unlikely that you will need to attend court for your otoplasty compensation claim. The vast majority of personal injury claims are settled out of court.

However, if your case cannot be resolved through negotiation, it may be necessary to go to court. If this happens, our dedicated medical negligence claims solicitors will provide comprehensive support and guide you through every step of the court process. We will ensure that you are fully prepared, and we will be there to represent you, fighting on your behalf. Rest assured, our priority is to achieve the best possible outcome for you.

How can we help with your ear surgery claim

At Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors, we always place your best interests at the centre of what we do. Our team of legal experts understand the impact that botched surgery can have on an individual’s life, so we will always ensure your case is handled sensitively, respectfully and with minimal disruption to your life.

Led by respected solicitor Michael Saul, our specialist team of solicitors are here to help you, and we will work tirelessly to ensure you have the tools you need to rebuild your life following a botched cosmetic procedure.