How it Works

What to expect when making a claim

The consequences of cosmetic surgery negligence can be devastating, causing both physical injury and emotional suffering.

By making a cosmetic surgery compensation claim, we can help you get funds to pay for corrective treatments, loss of earnings, to fund any counselling you might need.

We could help you make a compensation claim if:

You didn’t receive enough information about the risks of your procedure
Your treatment wasn’t performed to the expected standard
Mistakes were made during your procedure
A defective product was used (such as a faulty or damaged implant)
You didn’t get the right aftercare

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What Will Happen When I Make A Claim?

After you’ve contacted us, we’ll set up a free initial consultation to discuss your case and whether you have a legal claim.

We’ll discuss what funding options are available to you to pay for your claim, including No Win No Fee agreements*.

We’ll then get in touch with those responsible for your negligent treatment to see if they accept liability for your claim.

If they accept responsibility, we often try to secure interim compensation payments before your claim fully settles. These payments can be used to fund private medical care (e.g. for corrective procedures) and any ongoing expenses. Any interim payments will be taken out of your final compensation award.

Our experts will then look into your case in greater detail, gathering evidence from independent cosmetic professionals to evaluate what care you should have received and to determine any future implications to your health. They’ll also advise us on the care you’ll need in the future.

This helps us arrive at settlement amount that we feel your claim should merit and forms the basis of the settlement negotiation.

See Next Steps & Claim Settlement for more details.

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