Implants Were Not What I Chose, Is It Normal Practice That I Must Pay For The Revision?

Why do PS make you pay for new implants when they are the ones who put in the wrong size. I tried on implants that are not close to what I have. I was told he filled them as high as he could for my frame. I did not go high profile, because he told me my breast stuck out far enough. I was specific-DD or larger. I have maybe a D now, from a C. Why do I have to pay for new implants?

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2 Doctor Answers | Asked by V. Prescott in Denver, CO

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Avoiding and Handling Dissatisfaction with Breast Augmentation

Hi there- First of all, I'm very sorry that you are not pleased with the results of your surgery. The unfortunate reality is that unhappy patients are bad for all of us and our specialty. It is therefore very important to me that I help you be happier and more at peace if I can... Secondly, please understand that I want only to help you (and all other patients in your position) become happier and achieve a better experience and outcome if possible. I have nothing to gain by what... more

Implants and revision

Being that I was not involved in your care, I can only hyopothesize what went on. Obviously there was a communication error between you asn the surgeon. As for the fees, that is something that you should discuss directly with the doctor and his office.