Unapproved surgical mesh may be the reason. Find out in 60 seconds — free and confidential.
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Surgical mesh — never FDA-approved for breast procedures — was used in thousands of reconstructions, lifts, and augmentations. If you needed a second surgery to fix an infection or deformity, you may be owed compensation.
If your surgery led to complications and a revision, three things are true right now:
For the medical bills, lost wages, and pain of a second surgery you never should have needed.
The FDA confirmed in November 2023 that no surgical mesh was ever approved for breast surgery. Most women were never told it would be used.
Lawsuits are already filed, and these manufacturers have paid over $1 billion in past mesh settlements.
You're not imagining it — regulators, doctors, and courts have been sounding the alarm. Here's what's already on the record:
FDA clears GalaFLEX mesh for general soft-tissue repair — never for breast surgery.
FDA issues a formal letter to healthcare providers: no surgical mesh has been proven safe or effective for breast surgery. Manufacturers are required to update warning labels.
Becton Dickinson, maker of leading breast mesh products, settles roughly 38,000 hernia mesh lawsuits, reportedly for over $1 billion.
A former BD medical director publicly warns that breast mesh is being used off-label without proof it is safe.
Lawsuits are filed in Rhode Island state court against Becton Dickinson and its subsidiaries over breast mesh complications. Cases are now being reviewed nationwide.
These complications have been reported by women whose procedures involved surgical mesh. If any of them sound familiar, it's worth a closer look.
You trusted that everything used in your surgery was tested and approved for exactly that purpose. It wasn't — and you had no way of knowing. Whether your procedure was reconstruction after cancer or a cosmetic choice you made for yourself, what happened next was not your fault.
You pay nothing unless your case is successful.
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