Why choose us for your laser surgery claim?

For the last 15 years, Cosmetic Surgery Solicitors has offered an unrivalled service in cosmetic surgery claims. We have a 95% success rate for all the cases we have handled after obtaining medical evidence.

Our dedication to pursuing laser surgery compensation claims means we are perfectly placed to help you recover the financial reward you deserve after suffering needlessly due to botched surgery.

With a rating of ‘excellent’ by our former clients on TrustPilot, we are confident that we have the expertise required to help you to secure the maximum financial reward to compensate for your suffering.

What are the signs that laser surgery has gone wrong?

Like any surgical procedure, laser surgery has a chance to go wrong. This can depend on a number of factors, including your surgeon's ability to safely and successfully perform the procedure. As every person's physical traits are different, a surgeon must make the right decisions when performing cosmetic surgery; failure to do so can lead to harmful negligent cosmetic surgery.

Further from this, as cosmetic surgery is often sought by patients to improve their self-image, negligent laser treatments can cause mental trauma as well as physical pain and dysfunction, and financial loss.

Below, see some examples of symptoms that can show surgery gone wrong:

Laser eye surgery - if your laser eye surgery has gone wrong, you may notice any of the following symptoms:

• Partial or permanent loss of vision
• Noticeable aberrations in low light
• Ptosis - drooping of the upper eyelid
• Infection of the eye
• Cloudy vision due to a corneal haze
• Dryness and irritation of the eye
• Astigmatism - loss of focus
• Bleeding in the eye
• Estasia - the flattening of the eye due to too much tissue being removed

Laser hair removal - examples of common injuries sustained when laser hair removal has gone wrong include:

• Excessive swelling, redness and soreness post-treatment
• A burning sensation as the laser runs over the skin
• Laser burns on the skin after laser treatment
• Scarring
• Changes in skin colour

Laser skin resurfacing - injuries sustained if laser skin resurfacing has gone wrong include:

• Burns
• Permanent changes to skin pigment
• Inappropriate scarring
• Excessive scarring

Laser vein removal - some indicators that you may have suffered negligence include:

• Vein damage
• Inappropriate scars
• Skin burns

How we can help you make a laser surgery claim

We can help to take the stress out of your compensation claim by guiding you through the entire process. We will:

• Help you to understand your situation and identify whether you have been treated with medical negligence
• Help you to gather evidence that supports your claim, including facilitating input from medical professionals
• Communicate with the involved parties on your behalf
• Represent you in court

The extent of our experience and expertise means you can rest assured that we will put you in the best possible position to recover the financial award you deserve following your unwarranted pain and suffering. We promise to be completely transparent in our approach to achieving the outcome you desire, while resulting in minimal disruption to your life.

How long will my laser surgery claim take?

Every case we deal with is unique, which is why we endeavour to provide a bespoke, personalised service for each of our clients. This means it is difficult to determine beforehand exactly how long your laser surgery compensation claim will take, however, we will be on hand with regular updates throughout the legal process.

Our dedicated solicitor is here to provide continual support and guidance for any questions you may have.