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A guide to fibroblast gone wrong claims:
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*Up to
£21,330
For Non-Facial Scarring after Fibroblast Gone Wrong
*Up to
£45,440
For Facial Scarring after Fibroblast Gone Wrong
*Up to
£51,460
For Eye Damage after Fibroblast Gone Wrong
What is a fibroblast gone wrong claim?
If you have been injured in any way after a fibroblast procedure, you could well be eligible to make a no win no fee fibroblast gone wrong claim today. Fibroblast procedures, or plasma pen treatments, are often marketed to customers as a non-invasive, and inexpensive alternative to more well-known cosmetic treatments, such as face lifts. Still, this does not mean that things cannot go wrong with the fibroblast treatment, and they often do.
Whether it’s burns to the skin allergic reactions, scarring, or the beautician going too deep into the layers of skin during the fibroblast procedure, causing you to have pitting of the skin, causing a golf ball type skin surface, if you have been injured in any way then our team are here to help you achieve the compensation that you deserve, on a no win no fee basis.
If you are suffering any injuries from what you believe to be a fibroblast treatment gone wrong, then do not hesitate to contact our expert team of beauty treatment claims solicitors specialising in fibroblast gone wrong claims today, here.
What is Fibroblast treatment and how can it go wrong?
Sold to the public as non-invasive, non-surgical treatment that can tighten the skin around the eyes, neck, and reduce frown and wrinkle lines, Fibroblast treatment is becoming more and more popular. In reality, Plasma pens, or Fibroblast Treatment, works by discharging electrostatic energy onto the skin (mostly to face, chin and eye areas), in order to tighten skin, and give the recipient a more fresh-faced, youthful look.
If the procedure is carried out correctly, and it is suitable for the person having the treatment, and the clinic carrying out the fibroblast procedure is appropriately qualified, on most occasions, the end result can be aesthetically pleasing, with no personal injury suffered to the recipient.
However, this is real life, and, any beauty treatment such as fibroblast treatment that shrinks and shortens the fibres of the skin, in some, unfortunate cases, can go terribly wrong.
The most common injuries to a patient in a plasma fibroblast gone wrong include:
The beautician going too deep into the layers of skin
Allergic Reactions
Hyperpigmentation or Hypopigmentation: Changes in skin pigmentation can occur, leading to darker or lighter spots in the treated areas. This can be particularly problematic for individuals with darker skin tones.
Scarring: Some patients have reported permanent scarring, which can result in an unsatisfactory cosmetic outcome.
Uneven Results: The effectiveness of fibroblast treatment can vary from person to person, and some individuals may not achieve the desired results, leading to disappointment.
Long-Term Effects: The safety and efficacy of fibroblast treatment over the long term are still not well understood, as the procedure is relatively new. Potential long-term consequences are a cause for concern.
Contraindications: Fibroblast treatment is not suitable for everyone. Individuals with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes or autoimmune disorders, may be at an increased risk of complications.
Allergic Reactions: Although rare, allergic reactions to the materials used in the treatment can occur.
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What are the consequences of fibroblast gone wrong?
Discharging electrostatic energy onto the facial area is not something that our bodies are designed for, and, like any type of cosmetic treatment, plasma fiboblast treatment can go wrong, with often life-changing effects.
MG Legal’s beauty treatment negligence solicitors have successfully pursued many negligence claims for clients who have been injured as a result of negligence plasma fibroblast treatment.
Beauty salons, and aesthetic practitioners are duty bound to work subject to both the Sales of Goods and Services Act 1982, so that the beauty treatments provided are designed to protect the client from personal injury and harm, and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, subject to which owners of beauty parlours and aesthetic practitioners, including those who perform waxing, eyebrow and eyelash tinting, and false tanning, must carry out all beauty treatments in such a way as to protect clients from personal injury and accidents.
However, while you shouldn’t need to second guess the qualification of the beautician treating you, or if they are carrying out the procedure properly, the main causes of personal injury arising out of any beauty procedure are mostly human error, and the result of:
Failure to read instructions
Lack of attention
The beauty provider having little or no qualifications
At the multiple places on the treated area where the plasma pen is used, the discharge leaves micro craters in the skin which heal in form of dots The skin around the dots naturally shrinks to heal the micro craters which cause the skin stretching effect. If the technician has the machine at too high a setting or applies the fibroblast machine too many times to the skin at too close an interval thus causing more damage per surface area than it should. Clearly both of these errors would lead to more localised damage, such as pitting, or more colloquially, the skin having a golf ball type appearance.
At-home plasma pen gone wrong:
As is the common trend with most popular beauty procedures and skincare treatments, there is now a growing market for at-home plasma pens and fibroblast treatments that can be ordered online by customers with a simple click, and on their door step the next day. While this might sound like a useful and convenient alternative to achieve professional results for a fraction of the price, this is often not the case. Our plasma pen gone wrong solicitors know that the fibroblast plasma pen technologies can be extremely dangerous when not carried out properly, and that the at-home plasma pens can often cause injuries to customers when they do not work properly, or do not come with adequate instructions.
As Healthline states on their website: ‘Just because something is sold online doesn't mean it's safe. Some websites may sell pens that claim you can perform plasma fibroblast therapy at home. This is never a good idea. There are no controls on how these pens are made, and they have the potential to cause significant harm, such as facial burns’.
Despite this advice, a simple search for ‘plasma pen’ on Amazon shopping brings up over 500 results within seconds for a number of plasma pens offering promises of eyelid lifts, wrinkle removers, and skin tag removers. Along with the ready availability of these tools, the at-home plasma pen treatment has been doing the rounds on social media platforms, with people sharing both positive and negative results and reviews of the plasma pen treatment, which is thought to be leading to an increase in sales of these plasma pen tools online.
However, the problem is that these plasma pens used at home are largely unregulated, and often come with inadequate warnings and instructions of how the tools should be used and what can go wrong. Other healthcare professionals across the globe have previously released statements warning about the adverse effects of these plasma pens. Back in 2019, Health Canada put out a warning about buying unauthorised pens and warned that the “likelihood and severity of side effects increase with the duration, frequency, and intensity
of treatment”.
While it can be difficult to take legal action after suffering injuries, if you have suffered from injuries of any kind due to an at-home plasma pen gone wrong, and the injuries were caused by a defective product or inadequate instructions with the tool, then you could be eligible to make a no win no fee plasma pen gone wrong claim with our specialist solicitors today. To learn more about making a plasma pen gone wrong claim with MG Legal, and how much your claim might be worth, simply contact us online here and speak to a no win no fee solicitor within one working hour on a free, no-obligation basis. Our team accept all plasma pen gone wrong claims on a no win no fee basis, allowing you to obtain financial compensation at no financial risk whatsoever.
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What can go wrong with Plasma Fibroblast Treatment?
So, what can really go wrong with a plasma pen fibroblast treatment?
Fibroblast procedures, or plasma pen treatments, are often marketed to customers as a non-invasive, and inexpensive alternative to more well-known cosmetic treatments, such as face lifts.
Still, this does not mean that things cannot go wrong with the fibroblast treatment. Some of the most common injuries that can be obtained from a fibroblast treatment gone wrong, include:
Burns to the sensitive skin and area around the eyes
Hyperpigmentation to the skin around the eyes
Needle tip scars from the puncturing of the sensitive skin
If you are suffering any injuries from what you believe to be a fibroblast treatment gone wrong, then do not hesitate to contact our expert team of beauty treatment claims solicitors specialising in fibroblast gone wrong claims today, here.
What should I look for in someone who provides Plasma Fibroblast Treatment?
As of 2015 Health Education England (HEE) published their guidelines for Qualification Requirements for Delivery of Cosmetic Procedures. HEE are part of the NHS and so are the leading authority in this country for this type of regulation. For advanced beauty treatment procedures, Health Education England expects practitioners to have a Level 7 qualification, which is equivalent to a Post-Graduate University Qualification, such as a Masters -Degree.
However, what is not required, is for the beauty treatment provider, the person discharging electrostatic energy onto your face, to hold a valid policy of public liability insurance. Beautician public liability insurance covers the beauty provider if a compensation claim or claim for personal injury is made against the salon, or practising beautician.
In England and Wales, those practitioners carrying out cosmetic and beauty procedures such as:
• Fibroblast treatment, Waxing, Laser Hair Removal, Manicures and Pedicures, Facials, Eyelash/Eyebrow Tinting, Massage, Hydrotherapy, and Micropigmentation, are not required, by law to have a valid policy of public liability insurance in place.
What can lead to a Fibroblast gone wrong injury claim:
Our specialist fibroblast gone wrong compensation solicitors regularly speak to clients who have been injured in one of many different ways, during fibroblast treatment.
Some of the matters that our no win no fee solicitors have settled for our clients, due to fibroblast going wrong, during their Fibroblast plasma pen treatment, include:
One of our clients was left with pitting and scars on the under-eye area, which she struggled to cover with makeup, and did not feel comfortable leaving them house with. Having been advised that this might last until 12 weeks after the treatment, this was not the case. After the 12 weeks had passed, and still being injured with noticeable scarring to the under-eye area, our client contacted the no win no fee solicitors at MG Legal, and requested that our fibroblast gone wrong solicitors start her claim for financial compensation straight away.
Another client had fibroblast plasma pen treatment on her chin and neck area to fix what she referred to as a ‘turkey neck’ look. She was left with skin on her neck area that was shiny and scarred, and a noticeably different skin texture to the rest of her face.
For another one of our clients, the problems did not end with the physical appearance of her skin after her fibroblast plasma pen treatment. After almost 10 months of suffering after her treatment, she came to us with pitting marks from the plasma pen all over her face. When paired with the hyperpigmentation caused by the trauma of the treatment to the skin, the eye area was left looking badly injured. As part of trying to reverse these effects, our client had spent almost £500 of her own money on chemical peels, which had little effect. She is now making a fibroblast gone wrong claim to compensate for the pain and suffering of her injuries, as well as compensation for the cost of the treatments to try and reverse the effects.
A large problem with a number of our clients is that their treatments are carried out by untrained and unqualified beauty practitioners, who do not warn them of the risks involved. If you have suffered scarring, pitting, hyperpigmentation, or any other injuries after fibroblast gone wrong, and were not warned of these side effects or the risks involved, you could be eligible to make a fibroblast gone wrong injury claim with our beauty negligence solicitors. Simply contact us online here for a free no-obligation discussion with a no win no fee solicitor.
What should I do if I have suffered injury as a result of Fibroblast gone wrong?
Notwithstanding any claim for personal injury you may be thinking of making, if you have been injured due to the negligent treatment of a beautician, then you should visit your GP or local Walk-in Centre to seek advice, on how to treat, and care for your injuries. Alternatively, if your symptoms are severe, you should visit your local Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Department.
Your immediate health comes first, and early treatment can offer the best chance of avoiding, or at least minimising long-term consequences. Your expert personal injury solicitor at MG Legal, will be able to obtain copies of your medical records later as part of the evidence for your claim.
If you have been injured as a result of negligently carried out Fibroblast gone wrong treatment, and are thinking of making a claim for personal injury, please remember to take photographs of the affected areas where the Fibroblast treatment has gone wrong. A picture, as they say, paints a thousand words, and whilst you may not want to do so, photographs or images of your injury will be required to prove the immediate effects of the poorly applied Fibroblast Treatment.
Keep hold of any documentation you were given, such as consent or advice forms, aftercare booklets and any other booklets or pamphlets you were given by the beautician. Documents like consent forms, and aftercare guidance, can provide useful evidence as to the potential dangers of the treatment you have undertaken, and help MG Legal's personal injury solicitors work out exactly what went wrong.
Obtain the details of the practitioner who carried out the treatment and also of their employer and insurer if at all possible.
Make a diary, and write down what happened as soon as you can, such as whether a patch test was done, what questions you were asked and anything else you think might help you later on such as something you thought was done wrong or anything you thought might have contributed to your injuries.
How to find a safe beautician for fibroblast?
There is no denying that a huge number of the fibroblast gone wrong claims that our specialist beauty treatment claims solicitors work on arise because of a lack of training on the part of beauticians and beauty therapists carrying out the treatment.
The beauty industry as a whole, and in particular new and non-invasive treatment such as fibroblast treatment or plasma pen treatment, are famously unregulated. This means that many beauticians who are inexperienced, not trained, and do not hold the relevant qualifications, are left to carry out procedures on clients unsupervised.
One way to combat this, that our specialist beauty negligence solicitors would always recommend using before getting any beauty treatment, such as a fibroblast plasma pen treatment, is to use: https://www.saveface.co.uk to check out whether a clinic or practitioner is government approved before attending them.
And, if you are one of the tens of thousands of people injured as a result of botched fiborblast treatment, then all is not lost. Contact the team of experts at MG Legal and we will get you on the road to recovery, with specialist treatment, and compensation for the damage to your skin.
Can I make a NO WIN NO FEE personal injury claim for fibroblast gone wrong?
Yes, our specialist beauty treatment claims solicitors at MG Legal accept all of our claims on a NO WIN NO FEE basis. See more on how this agreement works, here.
We are able to operate in this way because of the complete confidence that our personal injury solicitors have in their work, due to the amount of success our team have had, in winning personal injury compensation for our clients, over the past 30 years. This confidence is well justified, as our personal injury solicitors have succesfully settled 99 out of 100 cases they accept on a No Win No Fee Agreement.
If you have been injured in any way as a result of a fibroblast treatment gone wrong, you can make a personal injury claim, on a NO WIN NO FEE basis, with our specialist team of beauty treatment claims solicitors.
Do not hesitate, and get in touch with our team today for a no-obligation chat about your potential claim with a specialist solicitor, here.
Our straight-forward no win no fee claims process:
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How does my fibroblast gone wrong personal injury claim work?
When we receive your completed Claim Form at our offices, your dedicated personal injury solicitor will examine the evidence you provide both directly, and with any supporting documentation or evidence as detailed above. From this point, they will decide whether there appears to be any viable way to make a claim so that you know from day one, that you have a case.
If we think you have a case for personal injury compensation, then we will tell you so, straight away. If you have a good case, your personal injury solicitor at MG Legal, will write to the negligent Fibroblast practitioner, setting out the reasons for your claim, and what we they believe was done wrong.
If we receive a response from the negligent Fibroblast practitioner, and are still happy that your claim for personal injury compensation has above a 50% chance of success, then we will obtain medical evidence, relating to your injuries. Medical evidence will include a report from an expert cosmetologist, plastic surgeon, or similar discipline of expert so we are aware how long your injuries will take to recover, and what treatment, if any, will aid your recovery .
By the time we have a copy of your medical report, we would ideally have received an admission of liability and so be in a position to calculate your damages. Whatever stage your claim settles, rest assured that MG Legal’s expert team have been here before many times and we know exactly how to steer your case towards the best, swiftest settlement possible.
Plasma fibroblast arm tightening gone wrong claims:
As we age, or if you have lost a considerable amount of weight, it is only natural for the skin on our arms to become more loose and saggy. While many of us embrace this change, a growing number of women are opting to have a plasma pen fibroblast treatment on their upper arms to tighten the skin in a non-surgical way.
When plasma pen fibroblast is done on the arms, there is always a risk that the skin tightening will cause injury, from needle stick scars to skin reactions. If you have had plasma pen fibroblast arm treatment, and were not warned of the risks involved, offered a consent form to sign, or asked about your medical records, resulting in fibroblast gone wrong injury, then get in touch with MG Legal today about your potential fibroblast gone wrong claim for financial compensation.
Fibroblast neck lift gone wrong claims:
A fibroblast neck lift is a popular new procedure to achieve results similar to that of a neck lift, without the need for surgery. The non-surgical fibroblast neck lift is one of the most common forms of fibroblast treatment, but like all plasma pen fibroblast, there are a number of risks associated.
Whether you have suffered burns, scars, or allergic reactions in your plasma fibroblast neck lift, you could claim financial compensation in a neck fibroblast gone wrong claim.
Simply contact our expert injury solicitors today, here, to speak to a solicitor about your potential NO WIN NO FEE fibroblast gone wrong claim.
Eyelid fibroblast treatment gone wrong claims:
Plasma pen fibroblast treatment is commonly used as an effective treatment to provide a droopy eyelid lift. This plasma pen droopy eyelid lift is done on a very sensitive area of skin, and there is a risk of this droopy eyelid plasma pen treatment going wrong and causing injury and pain to clients.
If you have suffered eyelid plasma pen fibroblast gone wrong, and have been injured as a result, you could make a fibroblast gone wrong claim with our personal injury solicitors.
The plasma pen eyelid lift uses an electrical arc to tighten the skin on the eyelid area, and can last for a number of years.
However, if you have had a plasma pen eyelid done with fibroblast treatment, and had this fibroblast gone wrong, you could be left with serious injuries.
In order to prevent this, your beauty practitioner is required to analyse your medical history, warn you of the risks involved, and obtain a signed consent form for you.
If this does not happen, and you are injured in your eyelid lift plasma pen fibroblast gone wrong, then get in touch with our specialist beauty negligence solicitors today for a free, no-obligation discussion of your potential fibroblast gone wrong claim.
Fibroblast on stomach gone wrong claims:
Fibroblast treatment is often used to tighten the skin on the stomach area and treat stomach stretch marks.
Plasma fibroblast stomach treatment has soared in popularity in recent years, being used by many women to improve the appearance of their stomach area and stretch marks after pregnancy.
However, there are many instances of plasma pen stomach treatment for stretch marks going wrong, and leaving patients with scarring and other painful injuries.
If you have suffered from plasma pen stomach fibroblast gone wrong, and sustained scars or injuries as a result, get in touch with our beauty negligence solicitors today for a free, no-obligation discussion of your potential stomach fibroblast gone wrong claim.
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How is my fobroblast gone wrong compensation calculated?
Your claim for personal injury compensation, also known as damages, is split into two categories. General Damages, also known as an award for “Pain, Suffering and Loss of Amenity”, and Special Damages, which relate to all and any other financial losses you suffer as a result of being injured. Special damages usually include things such as lost earnings, care costs, medication costs, and travel expenses, to and from medical appointments. This can often account for a large majority of the compensation involved in a fibroblast gone wrong claim.
When we receive an admission of liability, our personal injury experts will commence settlement negotiations, in order to settle your personal injury claim as quickly as possible, whilst obtaining a settlement that is completely in your favour. If it is not possible to agree a value for your damages based on the Judicial Studies Board Guidelines, or the negligent party's legal team are making offers that we aren't happy with, our personal injury experts often use case law precedents, specific to your case, that we can use to obtain a favourable compensation settlement, in your favour.
See an estimation of the finanical compensation available for different fibroblast negligence injuries below:
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Injury type: |
Estimated financial compensation: |
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Eye Damage- loss of sight in one eye |
up to £51,460 |
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Minor eye injuries- initial pain and temporary interference with vision |
£3,710 to £8,200 |
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Scarring to the body- a number of noticeable laceration scars, or one disfiguring scar |
up to £21,330 |
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Facial scarring- one scar which can be camouflaged. |
£3,710 to £12,900 |
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Facial scarring- where the disfigurement is substantial and there is a significant psychological reaction |
£16,860 to £45,440 |
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Facial Scarring- of a minor and trivial nature. |
£1,600 to £3,310 |
Why choose MG Legal for my Fibroblast gone wrong personal injury compensation claim?
At MG Legal, each solicitor takes a personal interest in each case and we have a dedicated department dealing with claims for personal injury compensation arising from the negligence of a beautician or beauty salon.
When we opened the doors at MG Legal, 11 years ago, unlike many other solicitors specialising in personal injury, our goal wasn't to have as many clients as possible- it was to build a manageable client base, so we can spend more time working on each clients' personal injury case, with a view to obtaining them the most compensation possible. We believe that the advice we give is second to none, and we always respond to our clients' emails, and telephone calls- it's polite, and we treat our clients how we ike to be treat.
The confidence in our own ability is demonstrated by the fact that every personal injury claim we accept is on the basis of a Conditional Fee Agreement, also known as a no win no fee agreement, which means that if we do not succeed for our client, we do not get paid for our work.
Fibroblast gone wrong negligence claim- a case study:
Our specialist fibroblast personal injury solicitors recently settled a compensation claim in the sum of £3,000, on behalf of a client who had suffered from a case of skin discolouration and pigmentation issues as a result of a negligent fibroblast gone wrong skin treatment. The client, Mrs W, attended an appointment with a medical practitioner, who she thought to be fully trained and qualified, and was told that the fibroblast skin tightening treatment would reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles in the skin by essentially shrinking the area of skin around it. While being bombarded with glowing reports of how successful and effective the fibroblast skin tightening procedure could be, and shown a huge selection of images of these results, the medical practitioner failed to explain the potential risks and problems that could occur from the fibroblast procedure. Instead, our client was simply given a vague warning of possible skin discolouration as a result of the procedure. She was in no way given an insight into how the potential risks and benefits may weigh up against one another considering the minor nature of the problem area Mrs W was trying to fix. As she was entirely unaware of the potential consequences of the fibroblast skin tightening, she went ahead with the treatment. It was not until a considerable time after the treatment was completed, when the area should have healed, that Mrs W became aware that there may be a problem with the level of skin discolouration that she was experiencing. After repeatedly contacting the business at which the fibroblast was carried out, she received no help and was told to give the skin more time to heal, while being given a multitude of excuses for her continued skin discolouration.
Feeling like she was getting nowhere with finding a solution, and becoming increasingly worried about the appearance of her skin, Mrs W got in touch with MG Legal’s local No Win No Fee personal injury solicitors. After accepting her claim for financial compensation for the fibroblast treatment on a NO WIN NO FEE basis, our specialist team got to work on building the case and finding significant proof of negligence on behalf of the medical practitioner who completed the procedure. Mrs W’s designated solicitor in charge of her case was able to establish a number of negligent actions, including a failure to provide a full, informed consent form, and a failure to warn Mrs W, of the full potential risks involved with undergoing fibroblast treatment. Our team acted quickly to contact the beauty business at hand, and inform them of our intention to act on behalf of Mrs W regarding her financial compensation claim. Our expert personal injury solicitors were able to build a case that was so strong that the business and practitioner accepted liability straight away, allowing MG Legal to correctly work out the financial value of Mrs W’s claim including both general and special damages, and obtain this from the business.
Worrying new statistics around unregulation in fibroblast skin tightening treatment:
In recent days, a worrying new report has come from the beauty treatment watchdog Saveface on the regulation of non-invasive beauty treatments such as fibroblast plasma pen treatment, and how many complaints were made by customers.
This report includes a number of statistics that drew the attention of our fibroblast gone wrong solicitors:
83% of those who complained were not asked for their medical history, warned of possible complications, or asked to sign a consent form.
77% of those who complained did not know what product was used in their treatment.
84% were ignored by the practitioner when they tried to seek help.
79% of practitioners were believed to be uninsured.
93% of people were unaware of the complications that can occur, and thought the treatment was low risk.
These shocking new statistics show the change that needs to take place in the beauty industry, and is a stark reminder of the importance of researching your beauty practitioner before having treatments such as fibroblast skin tightening. See more on this here.
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