Full Tummy Tuck. Fullness, Bloated and Gassy. And, my PS Charging Additional Fee to Correct His Mistake?

I don't think your bloating problems are related to the surgery.It's possible for you to feel full earlier but not "bloated". Must be your diet. If your surgeon is going to perform a revision, it is customary that you would still pay for the facility fees, including anesthesia.

I'm not sure that your explanation has enabled me to visualize the problem in sufficient detail to comment. Photos might be useful. First, you should review your agreement to determine whether revision was covered and, if so, under what circumstances. Second, exactly what was the plastic surgeon charging for? If it was to cover the costs of the OR, etc. and is a small amount, then it is not unreasonable. If an exchange of implants is required, then it is... more

Thank you for the question. It is not possible to offer precise advice without more information and direct examination. There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to revisionary surgery after complications have occurred. You will find therefore that every plastic surgeon may have a different viewpoint/policy in this regard. Keep in mind, that the occurrence of a complication ( such as an abnormal scarring) does not necessarily indicate that the surgeon... more