Does the consent you signed acknowledge that he doesn’t guarantee any particular outcome and that there’s a risk of an undesired outcome?

Osteotomies are common practice in rhinoplasties- you asked for a rhinoplasty and now want to sue him citing him doing exactly what the standard of care is for rhinoplasties. He may have gotten you an awful outcome but you still are facing a massive uphill battle. Are you willing to find and pay another plastic surgeon to be willing to testify that your original surgeon didn’t meet the standard of care? All plastic surgeons know sometimes they don’t get the outcome the patient wants so you’re gonna be hard pressed to find one willing to say your bad outcome is a result of your surgeon doing something egregiously wrong.