Is my surgeon obligated to do a revision surgery at little to no cost?

Sorry to hear about your dissatisfaction. Most of us in medicine truly want to help patients. I agree with the others, if you present your concerns in a calm, non confrontational manner you will be more likely to have your goals met in the most economical fashion. Revision policies vary between practices, if I see a result that both the patient and I are not pleased with I tend to reduce or waive the revision fees. I hope this helps. 

I'm sorry to hear about your disappointment in your result. I know when our office we delineate in the patient's paperwork that they received prior to the surgery what are policies for revisions are and what the patient's financial responsibilities will be. That way there are no surprises. My recommendation would be to have a frank and honest non- accusatory conversation with your plastic surgeon and together come up with a plan to give you closer to what you want. Good luck.

I am sorry to hear that you are disappointed with yours results. You need to have a calm discussion with your surgeon and see what the issue is and what can (if anything) be done to help. Regarding charges for a revision, this hopefully is clearly stated in your paperwork. Every office has (or should have) a written revision policy that outlines costs that you may or may not be responsible for.  In most cases, the surgeons can eliminate the "surgeon fee", but there may be other costs that he/she has no control over, such as anesthesia, materials, supplies, staffing, etc.  A surgeon will be more likely to help a patient who is non- confrontational or accusatory. If you truly feel that your surgeon did something wrong, than maybe you don't even want them doing the revision.