No medical negligence during hair transplant procedure: NCDRC exonerates Hair Transplant Clinic, two surgeons
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Holding that there was no medical negligence during the hair transplant procedure, the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) recently exonerated a Hyderabad-based Hair Transplant Clinic and its two surgeons, who were sued by the patient for a compensation of Rs 9,77,15,000.
Although the patient challenged the qualifications of the doctors to conduct the hair transplant procedure, the top consumer court held that a person having an MBBS degree can perform the procedure of hair transplant, in which vital organs of the body are not affected.
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