Cosmetic Surgery Injuries We Represent
Breast Injuries
Surgical Breast Injuries
Breast Augmentation Surgery
Breast Lift Surgery
Breast Reduction Surgery
Breast Implant Removal Surgery
Brazilian Butt Lift Injuries
Surgical Brazilian Butt Lift Injuries
Contour Deformities
Lumpy Uneven Results
Shape Irregularities
Wrinkles & Skin Dents
Facial Surgery Injuries
Surgical Facial Injuries
Hematomas
Scarring
Nerve Damage
Hair Loss
Skin Loss
Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty) Errors
Tummy Tuck/Liposuction Injuries
Surgical Liposuction Injuries
Contour Deformities
Lumpy Uneven Results
Shape Irregularities
Wrinkles & Skin Dents
Plastic Surgery Malpractice Lawyer in Orlando Chris Shakib Specializes in Lawsuits Related to Plastic Surgery Negligence
Many medical professionals define plastic surgery as a surgical intervention aimed at altering, reconstructing or restoring various body parts to their natural state. This surgery field is typically divided into two distinct branches: reconstructive surgery and cosmetic surgery.
Reconstructive surgery is typically performed to correct abnormalities caused by congenital defects, trauma, infections, tumors, or diseases. Its primary purpose is to restore both function and appearance, helping patients to try and regain normalcy in their lives. Common examples might include cleft palate repair, breast reconstruction after mastectomy, and treatment of severe burns or injuries.
Reconstructive plastic surgeries also address craniofacial anomalies (face and skull), microsurgery, hand surgeries and the treatment of burn victims, among other conditions. These surgeries are chiefly conducted by plastic surgery physicians to address specific issues, that include disfigurement, congenital defects, and reconstructive needs following injuries from accidents.
Cosmetic surgery is generally considered elective in nature, aimed at restoring or enhancing one’s physical appearance, which often leads to increased self-esteem and even contentment. Such procedures may involve breast surgeries (enhancement, reconstruction, or reduction), tummy tucks/liposuction, scar removal, (BBT) Brazilian butt lifts, and head and facial surgeries including facelifts targeting the forehead, eyelids, cheeks and neck areas. These facial enhancements are aimed at rejuvenating worn and sagging tissues resulting from aging, sun exposure, and the natural decline of the skin’s elasticity.

MEET CHRIS SHAKIB An Accomplished Medical Malpractice Attorney in Orlando
Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer Specializing In Plastic Surgery Injuries
Chris launched his legal career advocating for injured victims as a criminal state prosecutor dealing with violent offenders. From 1992 to 1996, he specialized in prosecuting serious crimes and unfortunately witnessed the enduring impact these offenders had on their victims. These violent and conscious choices often motivated by greed, envy and emotional conflicts wreaked havoc on their victims.
Since that time, he has redirected his legal commitment to advocating for injured victims, the result of negligent and careless individuals. Making those responsible and accountability within the civil justice framework.
As a partner at the law offices of Terrell • Hogan, Chris fights for those harmed, maimed or killed due to a medical malpractice—this includes women affected by alleged breast implant warranty fraud schemes, the use of defective drugs, faulty medical devices, pharmaceutical errors, and unsafe consumer products. He is dedicated to preventing companies and medical practitioners from prioritizing profits over individual safety, especially when they deliver harmful services that do not meet acceptable medical standards. He also represents victims in cases involving defective consumer products, product liability, commercial truck accidents, and vehicular collisions.
Chris is married to Jaime Lee Shakib and is the father of three children: Ashley, Evan, and Stella-Jaymes. He enjoys running, exercising, surfing, and amateur boxing. He and his family consider the mountains of Western North Carolina their second home.




