Is there a law that won't allow a surgeon to check another surgeon's patient during his/her post op period???

You most definitely can, at any point, decide you want to consult a new surgeon for another professional opinion should you be wary of your surgeon’s expertise. There is no law or other such legal code prohibiting a patient from consulting another surgeon for another opinion. Still, I would recommend that you visit your own surgeon for your post-op concerns, at least while you are in the beginning stages of your recovery. Your own surgeon knows your condition best, and can thus better direct and reassure you during this vulnerable time.

I'm unaware of such a law.  Generally, it takes months for swelling to subside after gynecomastia surgery.There are privacy laws that would prohibit the other doctor telling anyone that you saw them, but that doesn't sound like your concern here. Usually, I advise patients to return to their doctor until swelling subsides.  Then I ask for permission to call the other doctor.  

Hello, and thank you for this question. I am not aware of any law in Florida that states a surgeon cannot see another surgeons patient in followup. However, as previously stated some surgeons prefer not to get involved in the postoperative care of other patients.