Q: I need a medical malpractice lawyer in a contingency basis.
On April of 2011 I had a hair transplant procedure in Ft.Lauderdale.Iexperienced constant skin bumps growth along the scar area from the back of the head to the back of both ears.The bumps have made me habit of touching, poping and scratching in a continous manner all day, week and month long.The growth are perceptively weekly.This post surgery possibility was never told by the surgeon that it could be a permanent thing.Objectively, I waited all this reasonable time (20 months) for it to subside but it hasn´t-I suspect it is something I am going to have to deal with for longer and endless time.Based on a Dr. Response over the internet this is called folliculitis. (Folliculitis creates a "goose bumps" or "chicken skin" appearance of affected skin.)Surgeon dismisses nor answer specifically as to the permanent effect of this.Pd:I had to leave the country to care for my cancer ill mother forTreatment and care in Spain. I am willing to provide a power of attorney for my case.
A: Find one on the internet or in the yellow pages.
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