anon2634

How are the prices in Colombia, compared to those in Europe?

And they gave you a 10% discount when you promised to place a few 'compliments' on websites like this one?

a sex-change - happy now?

I find it astonishing that Alex Chambers, MD, does not at least offer you a free consultancy to see, analyze and discuss the situation with you in detail. And when she feels she is unable to correct disfigured or injured by cosmetic surgery these errors, the thing to do would be a refund, so that you could have it corrected by a real surgeon. Both my husband and I are considering VASER Lipo, but your story is an eye-opener, and certainly a warning to think twice before using dermatologist instead of a surgeon. I have quickly Googled for you, and there are a few obtions for you. If you feel that, for whatever reason, the surgical procedure was not carried out correctly, you should first contact your surgeon, or clinic. When you feel that you have been disfigured or injured, and Alex Chambers, MD, has had enough opportunities to solve this, then you can file a complaint. There are numerous possibilities for that. For example with the General Medical Council (http://www.gmc-uk.org/concerns/making_a_complaint/a_patients_guide.asp) Or with the Healthcare Commission (telephone 0845 6013012 or www.healthcarecommission.org.uk/aboutus/complaints.cfm). There’s the Care Quality Commission (03000 616161 or enquiries@cqc.org.uk and http://www.cqc.org.uk/). There’s even a new TV program in the UK about Plastic Surgery errors. Channel 5 is making a new documentary series about the UK’s top surgeons who correct cosmetic procedures that have gone wrong. If you’ve had botched surgery and want to get it fixed, email kerry@transparenttelevision.com or call 0207 704 3333 Please also check This link about the possibilities with the Small Claims Court: http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/making-a-complaint/taking-a-dispute-to-the-small-claims-court/. Good luck!

@ amya0109 “Vaser Lipo Selection Horrible” - Could you please tell us what has happened since 2008? To drop the 'bad' experience (merely a few weeks after the surgery, and not a follow-up, is not helping us.